Fireant Stainless Steel Stove- Lightweight, Multi-Fuel, Packs Flat for Hiking,Hunting, Survival Packs, and Camping Small

You can't hardly go wrong with this stove. Unlimited fuel source, super lightweight and compact. I was curious how long it would take to get this stove to a boil. The one I was using before took about 8 minutes. I was impressed to find out it's also 8 minutes! I look forward to using this out in the woods somewhere, making myself some coffee and boiling water for some food.WARNING: the edges are very sharp. I got a couple small cuts on my fingers from handling the metal pieces. So I sanded the edges of mine with some sandpaper, and it's perfect now. It only took 5-10 minutes to do all the pieces, it doesn't take much.TIP: A lot of the people complained about having to peel all the plastic off. I came up with a really quick way to get most of it off in seconds. Put a piece of duct tape across the logos, press firmly, and pull the tape back parallel with the metal. Whatever it doesn't get off the first time, just dab the tape back on that little spot and pull it off.

This is a wonderful little camp stove. I wasn't sure how well it would work before I got it, but I can honestly say I was blown away by how well it did it's job. Ridiculously easy to use and gets super hot. I was about to boil 3 Cups of ~60ºF water in just under 5 minutes. On my old propane/butane mixed mini stove it would normally take around 9-10 minutes.This thing weighs more than the propane/butane stoves, however since it uses natural fuel you find on the trail, you easily save pack weight and space due to not having to bring fuel along. It can use alcohol or solid fuels as well, I carry a few cubes of esbit with me which weighs almost nothing and packs light so there is still a huge space and weight savings versus other stoves.

Great little stove…I have the larger version also. It does the job if your patient and keep and eye on it. It burns fuel fast so you can’t sit back and just let it go or walk off and do other things around camp while it cooks. It needs to be tended. That being said it does the job and I have used it often backpacking and hiking.

I thought this stove would work based on reviews. I had no expectations that it would work as well as it does. With just twigs I was able to bring water to a boil in a few minutes. It was easy to add more twigs to the stove to keep it burning as long as needed. I also bought some fuel pellets as a backup fuel supply; they fit, and worked as described. The stainless steel was the perfect balance between strength and weight. It breaks down to a few small flat pieces that can be stashed anywhere. Not only is it great for camping and backpacking, I feel better knowing I have it as backup if a storm knocks out power at home for 4 days (again).

I bought this primarily due to its multi-fuel capabilities. I have a larger Emberlit, which I really like, but wanted a stove which would work with my alcohol burner and accommodate biofuels as a backup.This is not that stove.The little slots will fit an Esbit, Trangia or similar, but the stove is so compact around the burner that there's no possibility of using the simmer ring. It's such a tight fit in fact that getting the cap back on to the burner is tough, even with my rather dainty fingers. And you'll need to get the cap back on, because getting the spirit burner out of the stove is really, really difficult. The rim of the burner fitting through the slots locks the stove panels in place, and it's really annoying trying to get them apart.It probably works fairly well with hexamine, but I haven't tried it.Bottom line: If you're looking for a small wood-burning stove, this one's pretty good. However, if you're looking for a stove that works well with alcohol burners, keep looking.

I already had an Original Emberlit Stove and a FireAnt Stove. But I wanted another FireAnt for a different kit.I ordered this stove and got the Original Emberlit Stove. Seems they had mid-labeled the packages. Amazon has changed the photo, so you will probably get the FireAnt now.I’m not complaining because the Original Stove is a fantastic piece of kit.I ordered a FireAnt Stove from Emberlit and got it right away.Now I have two of each.The FireAnt is small but it works great and is very robust. The bonus is that it will accommodate fuel tabs and an alcohol stove. The Trangia, Esbit, and most knockoff alcohol stoves fit perfectly in the slots on top.Highly recommended

Not sure how well this will actually stand up to use. It is tiny but I’m going to test it. May update if it turns out to be great

This model (fireant) is the smallest one in the family, good for one person backpacking. I will be getting the bigger one for when we have more people. It does works well! For the price and size I have no complaints Very sturdy when assembled. Boiled water in 7 - 8 minutes. Only gripes: Covered in a protective film that is not the easiest to get off and the edges can be sharp so take care when putting it together.