JIAHEY Mini Spirit Burner Windshield Alcohol Camping Stove Alloy Brass Lightweight Adjustable Temperature Alcohol Stove for Backpacking Hiking Outdoor, BBQ Cooking Picnic

Well made. Quite stable on a flat surface with a small pan on. I tried it out with some isoprpyl alcohol. It lit easily and soon got a small pan of water boiling. The damper put the flame out immediatly and the remaining IPA was still cool and able to return to the bottle. Ideal for hiking as small and lightweight.

This is a great little kit. I had a test run heating up my Moka stove espresso maker, and it got the job done. A lot slower than a gas hob but that's to be expected. The stand works well and the ring of small holes allow it to burn hotter. Packs up tiny as well. And you even get a 'snuffer' (don't know what the technical name is!) to put it out safely.

Very light and easy to pack camping stove. With meths provides plenty of heat without tainting food.

First rate !

Bought these for my explorer section. Work well.

I have used these cheapo ones before , quite similar to the Trangia, but, this showed a kettle and pan as part of the set, I was expecting to receive these as well, but no, it’s a dishonest listing. In their small print it says what items are included, the kettle or pan are not included . Was this meant as a scam ????

For a little stove it works well.

These type of mini stoves are pretty much all of a likeness really in my experience, with the expensive named brands operating much the same in terms of reliability as the super-cheap ones. Even the accessories like the stand which can be used either way up for varied heat are the same. The only difference I notice is in the weight, where the very expensive titanium versions win out. But the ultra lightweight titanium thoroughbreds also fall apart faster, in my experience. If you’re looking for a good cheap starter stove though, or a robust fella that’ll take the knocks and keep on working, you can’t do better than one of these. Just remember to keep the holes clean ( they’ll soot up with use), and prime the main brass burner, especially the rim, before you fire it up. And buy a decent pot or kettle! Then get cooking!

Perfect little burner works great boils water and foods takes a while but it works nice and light too