116T Titanium Camping Gas Stove | Mini Pocket One-Piece Gas Burner | Ultralight Backpacking Cooking Stove Portable for Outdoor Activities

Excellent gas stove, efficient, even spread of heat, compact, works well with the Fire-maple pan/kettle set. My new favourite brand

Super lightweight & compact canister top stove. Very quiet, compared to many too. Very easy to adjust flame. Powerful considering it's size. Great in breezy conditions. Value for money imo. Boiled 600ml of very cold water, to a rolling boil, in under 2 mins, paired with the G3 petrel pot, from Firemaple. Excellent customer service too. Highly recommend this company and their products.

Great piece of kit for a low profile brew kit. This sits in my truck for a back up to my main camping cook set. It’s really small and if I want a brew up without the faff of getting out my double burner this wins hands down.

I gave 4* as the arms slap back easily and not tight hinged.

I have bought this one again due to the first one been so good which I have had for over 3yrs. Small compact and light. Boils quick and the flame spreads more rather than a jet so food cooks better.

Good mid price point burner , tested today in high wind on coast and took around 6-8 mins to boil to 100c (450ml) , flame held up will in very strong wind. I assume these are probably the worst conditions this will come under. Even just for the ability to warm food up in conditions like that , this passes. Tested again at home as seen in photos , boiled 450ml in around 2 mins. Much better. Wasn't on the absolute highest setting I don't like to do so. Other things to note Plastic case it comes in is good Overall construction is good , although there is no retention on the extending stability prongs on top of the burner. However after one use this has developed and they are better. Final notes No problems at all , at under £30 this is a good purchase and better than the others I own which are allbeit cheaper. Will update in 3 months.

Great stove. Doesn't pack away as neatly as MSR Pocket Rocket but I like the stove nevertheless.

It's well built and incredibly light. In still conditions it will boil water reasonably fast, but in the a strong wind even behind some shelter it struggled to get a litre of water above lukewarm. Although more efficient stoves (Jetboil etc) weight more, the saving in gas and more effective heating may be worth the weight. With that in mind I think it's a good option as a backup stove when backpacking, as insurance against your main stove failing in the field.