Bushcraft Essentials Outdoor Stove Bushbox XL

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Using wood is so simple as you can get the fire going in the stove, then use the feed hole to keep it burning.

A couple of handfuls of small, dry twigs is quite enough for boiling a pot of water or cooking some food with. All in all i am VERY pleased with this product as it makes my trips both easier and cheaper when it comes to cooking and warming, that is always a good thing, but considering what we are in truth capable of today as engineers and visionaries alike then i must say i am also a bit disappointed. Featuring our unique hinge technology that ensures the hinges never stick, the Bushbox XL is easy to set up and fold, even with gloves or clammy hands. I can't wait to get it fired up now, but having seen other reviews on here and on YouTube I have no reservations about it performing well. And alternately you can use tin foil underneath your pots and let that get dirty instead, but that is of course a less environment-friendly solution.Naturally, starting the stove using wood takes longer, but means that I don’t need to use my emergency denatured alcohol.

Bring one firewood with you to just put the flames to life and the local vegetation will suffice to keep the flames alive for the rest of your needs.

They mention it's a beautifully engineered product, with a superb design and quality of engineering. now it is common sense that all stoves are not to be touched, they are like candle lights essentially but even they needs to be moved around when lighted now and then, luckily, these 'sticks' are included and can be used to move the stove but they ALSO get extremely hot fast, meaning that if they are attached to the stove too long (which is a very short time), even at the edge; Then the safety sticks will burn your hands and melt your perhaps EXPENSIVE outdoor gloves and ruin their waterproofness! Disassembling, after it has cooled down, is equally easy as you just turn it upside down and let it disassemble by itself.