AMOS Camping Wood burning Stove Compact Portable Foldable Outdoor Grill with Carry Case, Large

Love this stove. Perfect for backpacking or wild camping, where you have plenty of access to trigs and branches. Perfect for making cups of tea, heating water for dehyfdrated foods, and of course, bacon and sausages. And the good thing is, if you aren't a forager, take a bag of kindling, and it makes a great controlled camp fire. And it folds flat in a small bag. Love it.

Really well made and brilliant value-performs very well . Fairly heavy and robust but can be carried -makes a great wood stove as it is large and perfect for cool nights

Well made, using good materials.Does the job perfectly.

I used this to heat water in a pot on top. Worked surprisingly well. I peeled the plastic off the rest soon burned off. I did round off most of the straight cut edges as they are razor sharp with a metal file before use. Assembled easy. The top grill sagged due to the heat even before I put a pot on but was still strong enough for 500ml pot . No wobble. No burning of the ground as Ash pan does well to stop the heat going down. Very happy overall. Just rub off those sharp edges before you use it for the first time, it will cut you very easily.

Large size. As a home fire, this is excellent. I wouldn't use it backpacking obviously, as it's fairly heavy. I'd be wary using it in a field, camping, as it can burn very fierce. Tbh, the wood I used, was bone dry & very thin, and I may have fed it too eagerly if I'm honest. However, when I put some thicker twigs I had knocking about the garden, it calmed the fire down, to a more manageable and safe flame. The blue protection film, was a pain to remove, not from the main, flat surfaces, but the hinges and rivets, but 10 minutes of picking them off, isn't too bad. If you get this, I have a couple of suggestions. 1. Remove the carry handle above the open door side. It gets in the way when locking the feed hatch. 2. If it's windy, leave the door closed, as often as possible, as it will draw too much air in, and could cause embers to fly out. 3. Don't sit too close either, if it's windy, because if your flames are vertically high, and the wind changes, they'll become long horizontal flames, which could cause injuries. I will only be using this for mini fires, to chill out next to. I doubt I'll cook or boil up on it, I use Trangia and alike for that. Other than those few points, I'd recommend this to anyone. Solid, sturdy, well made, mine had no sharp edges, all in all, a great little burner, so long as you're sensible when using it. 👍

Love, love, love this! Take care Sharp edges, but they are fine, just take care. Easy to put up, grubby to put away, take an extra bag. Cooks fast, don't forget the tongues, burns wood fast as no air intake control. Perfect back to basics, reasonable, practical wood stove. Sturdy, light but heavy enough, big enough, this was the big one. 2 rivets create a great opportunity in your toast. You'll see. Ha ha.

Good item value for money, neat and handy for a small cooking jobs

I ordered the large size and found it to be super easy to put together and sturdy. I didn’t find any sharp edges and plastic peeled off really easily. Handy carry bag. Bit heavy for backpacking. Great little stove, good value for price, very pleased.