CAMPINGMOON Stove Compact Foldable

I ve used the Campingmoon Portable Gas Stove XD 2F with Igniter on a winter backpacking trip , and it performed really well overall . It fits perfectly into its included pouch and nests nicely inside a pot , making it great for compact packing . One of its standout features is the weight it s incredibly lightweight and easy to pack . I didn t need a windscreen , and the flame stayed steady throughout use . It brings water to a boil quickly , even in colder temperatures , and handles windy conditions better than expected . The heat output is solid . Stability is another major plus . The wider 4 flex base feels much more secure than many other ultralight stoves I ve used , giving me peace of mind when cooking on uneven surfaces . In terms of boil speed , it heats water fast and efficiently . I was able to get meals going quickly , even in less than ideal weather . The build quality feels solid and durable . The materials seem high end , and nothing feels flimsy . Overall , this stove is a well rounded , reliable choice for backpackers who value weight , performance , and stability . Once warmed up , it worked fine again . The integrated igniter is a nice feature , though it did fail to spark after being left out in single digit temps overnight .

Worked great, it is slower than a jet oil. Using above 12,000 feet in high winds. Packs down well and is super light. A great value and it is a permanent part of my pack.

There is a current trend in products coming out of China: Copy and sell at a lower price. Such is the case with this stove which is clearly a copy of the Soto Windmaster. One place where this stove shines is the super quality case. Some people say the case is too heavy, but it provides good protection of the stove as well as your other gear. The stove works well and regulates well for various cooking tasks. All for less than half the price of the Windmaster makes this stove a great value.

Very compact with all you need except fuel. Comes with a case and is east to use and has an ignitor on it. Stable with a great heat output, boiling water in under 2 minutes it's a great addition to my kit for backpacking or hiking. And it is a great value! Thanks to the YouTube channel "TheOutdoorGearReview" that turned me on to it!

I now have at least six brands/models of pressurized fuel backpacking stoves, and each of them has a feature or two I really like. For stability when using anything larger than a 750ml cup, and efficiency with fuel, this is my new favorite. The wide support arms and heat reflector under the burner head are great features. Igniter has worked every time, and while the, in my opinion, overbuilt case is nice for storage at home, it’s too heavy to go along on trips. I would have rather paid a couple bucks less for the option of not including the case.

good stove, small compact burns hot...

Great for backpacking trips. Tiny, sturdy, worth it.

I've used this for a few months and it works like a charm. Durable and easy to disassemble. Compact and lightweight. The starter is an added bonus. Great value!

So far, it's been a really great stove. Above all else, I love that this is relatively quiet. Last 3 burners that I have owned have all been louder compared to this. This is probably due to the larger burner head. Regardless this still fits into a 750ml Toaks Titanium Cup/Pot, albiet without the case that you get with it. The igniter hasn't let me down, the only real issue I've had with this has been that the flame adjuster is really sensitive and loose feeling. It does make dialing in the right ammount of burn easy though. The pot support wings have been useful for larger pans and pots. Since they fold in they also work with really small cups or oddly shaped tins. I have a canteen pot, that has a rounded bean shape and with this burner, I can fold one or two of the 4 wings in, and have the others out to support that shape really well. Overall really versatile. I havn't tested the windproofness of the burner, but at full blast I assume it would work just fine.

Echt een top brander voor camperen / hiken

Den här brännaren är HELT otrolig! Hur bra som helst och till en bråkdel av priset av många konkurrenter. Har haft den med på en 10 dagars vandring i kyliga oktober och den presterade fantastiskt bra. Tack vare att den har som ett vindskydd och en regulator så var gasförbrukningen mycket låg och fick upp vattnet till kokpunkt väldigt snabbt! Den fälls ihop och blir riktigt liten så att man med enkelhet får ner den i tex en Toaks titankopp på 750ml. Går säkert ner i en 500ml med. Finns inget att klaga på, är du ute efter en bra och (Ultra)lätt brännare så köp denna!

First class little stove. It is a clone of the Soto Windmaster. This is a regulated stove so gas pressure will not fall away as your canister empties. Well made. Peizo igniter is sturdy and works well. It is lightweight. Comes in two parts. Burner and potstand. Takes a few minutes to figure out how it goes together, but once done never forgotten. Low noise in use. Very fast boil times with a concave burner head giving wind protection, although in strong winds as with most stoves a shield is advisable. Compact with a good sturdy little case. Without the case it fits easily into my Lixada 600m titanium mug with a 200g canister and room to spare. It has become my 'go to' stove for day hikes and overnight camps for that all important brew. This stove also takes the optional Soto triflex three prong stand making it perfect for the larger Firemaple Petrel pots. Highly recommended.

il supporto per la pentola è troppo delicato, e già dopo il secondo utilizzo due alette si sono bloccate e per aprirle e chiuderle è faticosissimo, speriamo me ne mandino un altro