BulinBackpacking Stove 3800W/5800W/6800W/18000W Camping Gas Stove Portable Camp Stove Folding Lightweight Windproof Propane Stove for Outdoor Camping Hiking

When traveling by truck I usually carry 3 stoves - a tiny backpacker sized one, this Bulin stove, and a larger Gas One dual fuel flat burner stove. This Bulin stove is now the one that I pull out first and most often. It is very stable for both how the legs meet the ground and how the pot sits above the burner. The flame is quite adjustable and at least as hot as the bigger stove (built-in ignitor works well too). Folds to about 9" cylinder x 4" high with a nice cloth case. Only potential downside is this is not a lightweight - I would not take it backpacking unless it was meant as main stove for a large group.

I use this in my van / RV. Cast iron, bacon, eggs, moka pot coffee, soup, pasta, it does everything and it never moves. I bought all the adapters which enabled the long butane cans, and the green 1lb propane from walmart ($3 each, very cheap solution). This thing can do hyper blow-torch mode for mega heat or barely anything for your delicate recipes. Also you don't have to fold-down the legs, which gives this stove a short height mode. The piezo igniter swivels out for easy use and tucks under the main body of the stove. It's big and looks like Terminator and people make fun of it on J-toob for being super blow-torch and not the most efficient, but it's a fantastic perfect upgrade for a home stove, with compact portable advantages, and I don't think the efficiency is very bad on the low settings.

First off this stove in built with heavier gauge Stainless Steel than many of it competitors and the build quality on first inspection seems to be really very good. Its more a campers stove than it is a Backpackers stove due to its size and weight. It comes with its own carrying case to so that is a plus for dispersed / car camping. The Stove packs a punch and puts out a lot of heat, expect that it will be no fuel miser when the heat is turned up high. Also impressive is that you can turn th heat down really low to gently simmer a delicate sauce, should you wish to. Also nice is that the stove has a preheat tube than many stoves do not and that can help in really cold climates or circumstances. The stove has a built in wind guard as well that works pretty well in most situations. The legs make the stove very stable even with a large pot or fry pan placed on it. Cheap fry pans will experience hotspots but my Cast Iron Lodge pan did well spreading the heat. There are arms for two sized pots but I found I needed my cast iron gas ring reducer for my Stanley French press pot to ensure it was stable. As for the price... you may question it until you get it and see the difference in material and fit and finish and then it becomes obvious. For me this upgrade investment was well worth the expense, it will fit well into my car camping / dispersed inventory. I'm really looking forward to getting a lot of use out of it this summer.

Great backpack stove, can use for bigger pans or pots. A little big for small pots and cups.

This thing is awesome! One of my favorite stoves. I actually have been using my actual stove less because this thing is so much more convenient. I've only had it a few days but build quality is top notch! I take it everywhere along with my alcohol stove, usually to make my lunches working in the garage or at work because it just cooks so fast, and you can't really beat a hot meal when you're working all day. No leaks, steel braided fuel line, 3 burners that boil water in about 4 minutes, fully adjustable and cheap fuel with adapters to make it even cheaper (not included but are very inexpensive and well made). What more could you ask for? Buy with confidence, my friends; you won't be disappointed. You'll find more uses for this than you think.

This is so compact and awesome to have in the backcountry!

A little on the pricey side but is well built and works very well on my camping trips. Stove is more for car camping than backpacking due to its larger size.

package arrived before the promised date - thanx! i saw some reviews about different stoves that are all BULIN stoves and this is confusing- so i will say in advance that this review is for the 6800 w stove- folding legs and all. as seen in the pictue. so i left my trusty coleman stove behind, bought the proper gas canister and off we went. first impression - it is a well dressed cheap stove. same stove without all the heavy wind protection can be bought on several chinese websites for as much as 30 dollars. so i guess i could just buy the simple 3 burner stove with the EXACT same burners for half the price and simply put on a wind guard- but truth be told i like the way it is built. it is very easy to place a wok on the sturdy folding legs. it can be adjusted so a teapot or a coffee pot are not a problem.it is also quite wind proof- which is nice.what i dont like: first- it is heavy and bulky. not that much of a problem when tossed in the back of the jeep. other than that- the ignition thingy has lasted for about 2 days- this part of the stove is cheaply made and will probably burn and fall off- i already had to use a lighter a few times and when you have a frying pan on the stove and do not have a proper long lighter for this stuff, just some bic you got from a friend who smokes, well..the combination of a pan and the stove creates a gas pocket//..lucky i kept my eyebrows. lol. and another thing- may i remind you- this is NOT for someone who really wants to go all gourmet - though there are camping stoves out there that will enable you to do almost anything- the reason for that is that it is after all just a simple 3 burner stove- with lots of bling. so the flame is very concentrated. its cool if you are stir frying in a wok - but not very cool if you are using a large frying pan on a windy cold night- like a 15 inch frying pan - and you have one hot spot in the middle and the rest stays warm-ish....what is good about it? boils water fast- will carry small pots, large pots, pans-you can do some serious cooking with it if you consider its not perfect

Ce réchaud est solide et peut être utilisé avec les 3 types de carburants avec les adaptateurs requis. Il est lourd et idéal pour les campings en auto. Il résiste très bien aux vents et on peut utiliser de gros chaudrons et de petits si on veut comme les bouteilles Nalgène en acier inoxydable. Un bon produit mais un peu cher.

Heats up fast and comes in its own sse

I like the look and hope fast it boils water. But when I cooked food, the water flew over to the stove and the fire extinct. I'm sad.