Ohuhu Camping Stove Ohuhu Stainless Steel Backpacking Stove Potable Wood Burning Stoves for Picnic BBQ Camp Hiking with Grill Grid

Even with dry wood (or solid alcohol) as a fuel source, that didn’t stop us from loving the Ohuhu Camping Stove. Sure, it was nice setting a pot on it, but having the option to grill with a grid? It was an immediate win. And when we were ready to move on, its collapsible body was easy to store and carry.The stainless steel material is durable and strong for withstanding high temperatures and abuseStoves design can withstand high heat and rough travelingThree-arm holder secures pots for extra supportEasy to find wood, twigs, leaves and even biomasses are fuel for the stove (almost unlimited fuel supply)The stove is compact and portable.Carrying case is included for transporting

Steel made portable camping stove. Ideal for camping.

Almost everything about this product made me smile: The build, design, utility, suitability for camping... The price at which I bought (~700) is a steal. People can go for it without second thoughts. I have a butane gas burner too, but I intend to carry this as well, since we may always have places where natural fuel is readily available and I can save on the butane fuel cost where possible...

The media could not be loaded. How does this compare to other available lightweight stoves for camping, especially in India:Overview:- the setup is intuitive out of the box.- Cheap at 700 rs in India currently.- Burns either wood or alcohol, or anything that can burn.- lightweight? at about 320 grams (plus the fuel if you have to carry it). Not the lightest, but alright.- Most critically, NO OPTION to control the fire. Also smokes up a little. So don’t cook inside the tent.- The base doesn’t get too hot, so you could move it around.- Cooks as quickly as as most ‘lightweight’ stoves if not better.- You cannot feed additional fuel while cooking without having to remove the pot. Not a deal killer, but inconvenient.- The little barbecue grill is useless, as it will accommodate two pieces at a time, and how long will you wait!?😂- Good stability. wide diameter. 5.4 inches- Compactness of packing. Somewhere in between an alcohol stove and the liquid fuel stoves.- The alcohol stove option is useful, but remember, there is no control option. So you will have to just let the fire douse out by itself (or pouring water works with alcohol? Idk). Alcohol stoves like Gipfel stove are lighter and has better control over the flame than this.Summary, it is quite efficient, a bit uncontrolled Fire, and inexpensive. Lightweight? Depends on the season. Not so lightweight for the monsoons or where no dry wood is handy.If you want to go lighter, look at what is available for propane burners or something like Gipfel Alcohol Stove.Edit after a few months: I have gone back to a lightweight gas stove for convenience and flexibility, but carry this for car camping as a novelty stove, or for small camp fires.

Very efficient cookstove needs very little fuel practically works on twigs, burns hot, clean, and smokeless heats water really quickly (used with aluminium pots) folds small and can be used for backpacking. have used on more than a couple of camping trips now, worth every penny. Arrived on time before the promised date neatly packed and undamaged

It's easy too smaller than expected. Hence returned the product. The packaged box was a size of ನಂದಿನಿ milk packet. That small package it was. So we didn't even open it. Giving 4 star coz it may be functional which I didn't check. Reduced 1 star due to misleading size.

It is China made. It's very small in size.

For camping if you want wood stove, it is a good stove. However 3 holders/stands to hold the utensils should be more rigid/strong. One more, you have to remove utensils to put more woods during cooking..