RuilasagoFoldable Steel Ultralight Gas Stove BBQ Burner Mini Camp, Outdoor Portable Mini Camping Gas Stove Hiking Picnic Case Cookware(Hose length: 37cm,Stove folded size: 7x6.5cm)

Good stove sturdy & powerful

Good little product that packs down nicely. The only little issue is the adjustment knob/valve is pretty sensitive. A small turn gives a big change in flame size. Pretty stable though and gives a decent radius of heat. If there was a rating for build quality I’d give it 4 stars too as it’s pretty good for the price you pay for it.Used and reviewed when bike packing.

Excellent, really light weight.

So much heat from this really good camping kit

Gas leaked from braided line not what I thought at all not as good as others I have had in the past and hopefully I can repair the line or this will be useless

Brilliant

I brought this as a back up camp stove, and haven’t managed to get it to work at all! The instructions seem simple, unless I’m doing something (wrong from the picture) it doesn’t work. Nice and lightweight, very compact...... but useless.

Having owned several mini stoves, of different makes, I had certain expectations, but I was disappointed with this one.The first problem I noticed was the ill-thought out positioning of the ignition. This isn't a major problem, but it does reflect the rushed design process. Chinese manufacturers hastily knock together a product and shove it out in the millions at low prices. People who are, erm, financially challenged, reason they should take a chance in the hope the product will be okay.I was expecting this to be as solid and well-made as the others. While it is stable and generally robust, the ignition lets it down. There's a flimsy piece of metal holding the ignition in place next to the burner. When the ignition button is being pressed, the whole loose mechanism moves away from the burner. Gas is being released but there's no spark because the business end of the ignition is too far from the escaping gas.There's a way of holding the ignition closer to the gas while clicking the button—and while turning on the gas—but it's fiddly and completely unnecessary. A bit more time spent trying their product prototype out before manufacturing it would have revealed the problem. Maybe they didn't care, and knew they'd sell millions of them before the complaints had time to affect sales, by which time they'll have made lots of money.