Newdora Um02 Blue Umbrella, 112cm

I love this $10 burner (price went up now) because instead of using the $6 low profile butane canister, I can now get the same 8 oz volume canister from Asian market for $1 to $1.25 each. I have seen these 8 oz canister sold for $1 each in a Korean market in California and 4 cans for $5 in Arizona. It will save you lots of money in a long run.PRO:- Affordable stove- Affordable butane gas- Solid built- Reasonable size and weight (for $10!)- Fast boiling with proper pot/wind shield- Fit my Jetboil perfectly (Be sure to have the stove wings extended and Jetboil wrap-cover removed)CONS:- FACT: These $1 butane blend will not burn when temperature is below 35 degree F. For winter camping, store the butane cans inside your sleep bag or simply use propane stove.- Don't expect the ignition works (I get spark 1 out of 3 tries, bring matches/lighter).- Flimsy connecting plate (the metal unit that connect the canister to the stove).- Weak power control knob. The orange plastic knob won't handle high heat. Therefore, if you are cooking with a large pot, the heat reflect off the bottom of the pot will melt the knob. Shield the knob with foil sheets if you must use a large pot.

This is the best camping stove I've had so far. Have owned alcohol stove, folding propane stove and etc. Love its size and portability and economy. Larger enough to use a 12-inch frying pan when expanded, small enough to fit in a backpack when folded. The best part is the fuel, butane burns super clean, butane canister is super cheap in Asian supermarket, 4 for $5. It's available in most market in California. Highly recommend to everyone looking for compact camping stove.

The arms are not locked in folded form to support any meaningful weight, seen often in tall camping pot or coffee maker. A tiny piece of extra metal on the end of the arm would be a nice.Update: Bring the rating down a notch. It's definitely kind of dangerous with canister close to the flame, depends on how high you turn it and the size of the pot sit on top. The windscreen I put in was just for fun, now it seems a real necessity.

It will probably be my main camping stove now that I know how it works. Writing this as a warning to anyone who reads this, the knob probably only needs 1/8 turn to light and will quickly go into inferno mode. The first time I used it was on a picnic table camping, gave it 1/4 turn until I could hear the gas, lit it. The flames were a lot more than I expected, they were coming out if the sides of the body, I had a fire disaster on my hands because the knob was enveloped in flames and I could not turn it off without a bad burn. After meting some items on the table and staring the table top on fire I got it onto the ground, tried to smother it with a grill top, no good. Finally ran over to the fosset with my 5 gallon bucket filled it and put out the flames with the water, then was able to turn off the now melted valve. Good thing I didn't try it out in the house or on the deck I probably would have had to turn off the valve and deal with the burns.

I got this style for 3 reasons. One it's not as top heavy as a pocket rocket. And it will take pretty much any style of pan I want to use. Frying pan for fish is what I had in mind. Cheaper fuel. Weight is 14 oz for the stove with case. fuel canisters come in at 11.7 oz. Light enough to pack. The stove fits in my 4 cup stainless cup after I gave it a very slight oval.Now for the fuel use and boil time. I used a standard stainless steel tea pot. "cheap" with 2 cups of water in it at 55 deg. Hard boiled " max whistle " in under 3 minutes. Sorry I used a watch with no seconds hands. It used 0.2 oz fuel. It's used 0.3 oz of fuel when I used my stainless cup with no lid for 2 cups to hard boil. Very adjustable flame. I tested the need for a wind block and yup wind does affect it. However with the fuel canister is sticking out the side so you can block in well over 180* with a wind shield of choice and a short one at that. It only stands at close to 4 inches high. Very stable base when loaded with a pot or pan. Cups are almost too small, but serviceable. Do not swing in the arms tight to fit small cups it will warp them. Not a big deal but I didn't like the result. Overall I am very happy with this stove, and I know my dinner isn't going to slide off or take a fall. Almost forgot the starter on this thing is flawless. No burnt knuckle hair needed. Butane is not recommended at below freezing temps. But how hard is it to put it in your coat for a few minutes. Water isn't recommended either below 32F.

We love it. When we have a power outage (6 times a year), we whip this little gizmo out to make hot coffeewhile we wait for the power to come back on. Or hot soup if it takes longer.- Comes very neatly packed up, easy to put back for storage- Includes a handy Nylon pouch with zipper to store it- Good manual included- Super easy to operate. Watch out the little thing has quite the punch. When using a new canister and trying for the first time, only open the valve a teesy bit while pressing the ignition button.- Very powerful. Boiling water in a medium sized pot takes just a few minutes, very impressed.- Cheap gas canisters. Last quite a bit.

Just got this in and its deceivingly small but works perfectly. Popped in a butane canister turned the valve and ignited right on the first go. Putting in the canister causes the butane to be released right away so I would recommend turning the nob a tiny bit to allow the gas out of the burner section and then igniting it. Overall great little stove and looking forward to using this in the coming camping season or perhaps even at home for some hot pot.

Pros: - fonctionne malgré tout. Lors de bris d'électricité à servi pour cuisiner un peu - légère et compacte, à un étuiCons: - n'est pas très stable même sur une surface plate et dure.

Such a cool device, heats up amazingly and easily.It looks small but it is very steady and sturdy.Great for camping if your car is already jam packed, you wont even notice that you have this in your car.Would recommand for anyone loving outdoors.

Received on time. Very cool little stove. I haven`t taken it out in the field yet but I fired it up and it works like a charm! The only thing is one of the folding legs is a little loose but it stands just fine when unfolded. I would recommend this product!

Great buy, it's very small which is perfect for camping or backpacking. Well built, and all metal except for the knobs. Burns hot and boiled a pot of water no problem.

thought it had a compartment underneath to store butane; didn't realize would have to buy separate but anyhow seems like it will be a good little device for cycle touring

boils 1 liter of water in 7 min and is very sturdy for using pans on I use it on all my backpacking trips alongside with etek's collapsible butane stove that I use with pots

I used this stove on my last trip for the coffee percolator! It worked great! I use the grill for my other cooking, but I'm sure this would be great with pots and pans too!

Great little camping stove and it is so compact, if your looking for something to use on a backpacking expedition I would recommend this little stove. Amazing product for the price you pay!!

Very small package but high output. Offers great value for the price. Purchased Woods butane canisters for it and it secures well.

Awesome little stove. I keep it in my car for emergencies, and will probably use it when camping. It's better than I had hoped it would be. Super compact, durable and well thought out.

Performs very well, handles upto 2 liters or 2 kgs of food in a bowl to cook. Easy setup and easy to use.

Works surprisingly well. Do not move while lit!

Very compact, portable and clever device! Also, very reasonably priced. Excellent for backpacking/canoeing where size and weight matters.