Unlike some other field stoves I have tried, this stove feels quite solid and stable, and there is little risk of the pots tumbling over. The Leather Pouch offers enough space to safely stow your stove and matching accessories, like the Trivets and Universal Grate. It really does increase the cooking surface a lot and the even cooking temperature it creates is worth getting this grill plate. This product was sent to us to review by the manufacturer but the thoughts and opinions are completely our own.

Likewise, for a prepper or survivalist, who shouldn’t rely on the accessibility of gas, liquid or solid fuel, this is a wonderful kitchen that will keep you running for a very long time.The tent peg option is clever also as a backup option, should you lose a grate and need to improvise as most of us have pegs easily accessible. For regular use, we recommend our Heavy Duty Outdoor Bag Bushbox XL or the matching Leather Pouch Bushbox XL. Also, when intending to use the wood stove outside of official fire places, you need permission from the land owner. Comment by Bushcraft Essentials: This product is hand made in Germany from pure Titanium (a very expensive material, not an alloy like many other "Titanium" products). If you have overheated your box and the “legs” have warped too much, you can carefully bend them back.

Great product, not sure where people get the idea it is a heater, used properly it is a great little stove and will discolour as is expected with normal use, I find it easy to carry and it performs well as it should. Use less wood and the stoves can simmer food without burning it, it just takes a bit of practice to regulate the heat. Getting a fire going was quick and painless, and the XL is large enough to burn for a while without requiring constant feeding (depending on the wood you're burning). Dissassembled it folds up to a very small space of a mere 19 x 12,5 x 1 cm, meaning it takes up almost no space in your pack.

I purchased this stove to enable me to have a small contained fire when I was camping and where open fires were not permitted. Start with some birch bark or other tinder, then just add a handful of thin twigs, then some thicker ones, or pine cones. The hooks on the side let you snap it onto the Bushbox XL or Bushbox XL Titanium, ensuring that it is stable and safely attached.