BLUU MOUNT Backpacking Camping Propane Stove, Outdoor Portable Camp Gas Stoves Burner Cooking System Kit, Hiking Hunting Fishing Emergency & Survival (1.4-Liter)

So I bought this as a test against the bigger name brands and I was not disappointed at all. This has all the perks of the other brands at a half the cost. This has the french press in it which is actually well put together and it breaks down for the traveling storage which had found as an issue with other kinds. This went on a section hike of the AT with me as a trial by fire and well fire is what we had and damn good BTUs. By the end of the trip i was heating the water for half of the camp in the same time it took the rest of them to boil their own water. It can take a full pot and boil it with speed no problem at all. As for the hike itself it packs down very well and is quite lite for what it has in it. The lid snaps on securely so nothing comes out and it also has a travel bag/pouch it goes in as well. It comes with 2 different neoprene sleeves of different colors if that's something you are into changing out. If you are hiking and are looking at one of the expensive sets, don't waste your money this one is worth every penny.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Loved this stove - it is large enough to cook a bigger meal for 2+ people or boil water for multiple cups for coffee. The stove doesn't come with a fuel canister, as expected, but any of the ones you can find at REI like MSR or Jetboil fuel work just fine. The stove comes with a base, so you can set the fuel canister on it, for more stability. It also comes with a lid, and everything fits right inside the main cup.The stove itself produces a lot of heat, and I was able to boil water super quickly. I have used MSR stoves and Jetboil, and this one is just as good, and even better, than some of those 'popular' stoves. If there's one thing you want while backpacking on a cold day, it's a warm meal, and this is the perfect stove to keep in your pack. It is compact, and the fuel canister can fit right into the main compartment, so you can keep everything together. It is also super easy to stow everything away, and it comes with a mesh bag to keep it altogether. This stove is worth the investment, and the parts seem like they will last a long time.

I have been backpacking for years now, and have used many different kinds of stoves - from Jetboil to cheaper amazon brands like Etekcity. This stove is awesome because it is compact and light, but the base/burner is wide and allows you to cook anything.I boiled water in this stove and made tea. It took about 90 seconds for it to boil the water on a low/medium heat. It comes with a neoprene sleeve (and an extra one) because the cup/pot can get warm. The sleeve insulates it well. The cup/pot also attaches to the base, so that it doesn't move when you're trying to cook on it.I used a Jetboil fuel canister, and it fits on this stove. It is noted that the Coleman canister does not fit, so I made sure to try it out with an MSR or Jetboil canister, and had no issue whatsoever.I was able to ignite the stove with a single press. I have used many different stoves, and sometimes it takes more than one try to ignite the stove. It is a great stove and I will definitely be using it on all of my backpacking adventures.

I used this on a nearly 6 mile hike with scouts to review the use of backpacking stoves and trail cooking. We had 4 different stoves with differing pots to try as well as food for 12 people. It was quickly apparent to our scouts that while there may be a smaller option for a stove itself that this performed much better given the windy conditions we were dealing with. Having used similar stoves that are double the price I was very pleased that it worked every bit as well and for our scouts they could also tell how advantageous this design was. The value of this stove is amazing and it is definitely on my pack list for our next trip.

I purchased this for a backpacking trip with a bunch of buddies. Was looking for something lightweight, small, and durable and this fit the bill perfectly. I coupled this with a Vinqliq Cookware Mess Kit and UCO Collapsable Cup, also purchased on Amazon. These the three items worked perfectly for the trip. I purchased this version because it included the coffee french press. Overall, couldn't be more pleased with it's performance. It heats water extremely fast which reduces your fuel use and gets that coffee, hot chocolate, or food into your belly quickly. For fuel, I used the GasOne Camping Fuel Blend Isobutane 100 g fuel canisters which worked flawlessly. One of these fits perfectly into the Bluu Solo for easy storage. Overall, you can't go wrong with this setup. Very lightwight and will handle all your food needs on any pack trip.Vinqliq Camping Campfire Cookware Mess Kit: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0761QH12N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1UCO Collapsible Cup for Hiking, Backpacking, and Camping:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0849HJF9M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought the BLUU MOUNT yesterday and received it today as a prime member. Opened the box, the quality of the product is impressive. Did water boiling test with Coleman 220g, brought 1 bottle of water (16.9oz) to the boiling level in 2 minutes and 25 seconds. (although the product description said it will not work with Coleman, it indeed worked, you just need to tighten it a little bit)Impressive with the boiling power. The pot stand is a plus for group cooking. Half price of the big brand, well worth the money.A big plus is that the Coleman 220g can be put top-down into the cooking cup, although you will not be able to close the lid due to the bigger edge of Coleman's bottom. Just leave the lid on top, everything plus your clean cloth will fit into the cooking set in the mesh bag. Now you have a cooking system that will last you for weeks for a longer trip.Will update the review in the future if anything changes after using it on a trip. So far so good. I am happy to choose this one over the big brand one.