Godora36 PCS Powerful Solid Fuel Tablets (1300-Degree) - Lit Easily & Won't Evaporate - 100% Waterproof Solid Fuel Tablets for Backpacking, Outdoor, Camping, and Emergency Use - Eco Friendly

Work well, it’s obviously not a jet boil but if you’re looking to save space, they work great, and also came in clutch for getting a fire going with some semi damp wood. They burn just as long as they say, and there is only a very minor odor.

Large 15g tablets. Actual weight range from 14. 3g to 14.9g. Same chemistry as any hexamine dry fuel. Burns at around 1300 degrees F. Does NOT melt or run. Burns completely. Works in anything that requires this type of fuel. Packaged loosely in box and may arrive broken but will work even when ground up. Just bunch the pieces together and they work perfectly. I use this dry fuel for my model steam engines, emergency cooking and camping. If they don't fit, just break em up and make em fit. Very little odor while burning, but; blow them out and they do emit a smell. Very happy with the cost and function of these hexamine dry fuel tablets. As good or better than any brand.

This fuel is easy to carry, easy to light, and less expensive than other options. I think this would be great as a fire starter and might be good for backpacking to heat water & such. I could not, however, get a small pot with 400ml of water to boil with one tablet on a 60 degree F day with a wind shield. Adding a second tablet resulted in a small boil...probably good enough. I wish I had bought the 15 gram version. Maybe one of those would boil water. The total burn time was right at 12 minutes with a useable flame lasting almost 10 minutes. I did not notice any smell from the packaged tablets, however, the residue left on my stove gave off a pretty rank odor - even after serious cleaning . This, however, is not unique to Godora - everyone's fuel tablets stink. I'm going to give the 15 gram tablets a shot.

I’m a long distance hiker and avid off grid camper, camping at least one week each month. I teach survival/bushcraft skills to groups often. I’ve usually only used the Esbit tabs and they’re great-but pricey and they usually burn 8-10 minutes max. Two weeks on the Appalachian trail would need over 100$ in fuel tabs for the Esbit brand. When I saw these I decided to try them as the reviews were good ( don’t worry about the smell ALL fuel tablets have that odor-it’s not noticeable outdoors) and I needed a lot to teach a young group how to cook on trail/off grid. Boy did they surprise me ! First of all they’re much bigger than the typical 14gram tabs and they burn well-if you block the wind they make a perfect flame (see photo). They burn hot!!! My chicken was boiling within 7/8 minutes and I didn’t need a second tablet to add the dumplings! Nice two servings of fresh chicken and dumplings in about 15 minutes! I love that they’re individually wrapped and the tear package is much easier to open than the foil/plastic molded ones. Some of mine were a bit broken so I put a little foil on the bottom of my folding stove (backpacking stove) so the pieces wouldn’t fall through the holes and they burned fine making one nice flame. I’m officially changing my preferred fuel tabs to this brand. If you’ve been using the little tabs and burning through them to make food, you’ll love these! Also-if you just need half to make water for a cup of tea or coffee they break in half fairly easily and the heat is the same but it shortens the burn time so you don’t waste them. Excellent product!!

Well packed. Compact. Light. Works as advertised.

These are great as an emergency fuel or a stand alone fuel for backpacking or camping. I can get my water to boil in a few minutes with two of them for my soup or to fix a dehydrated meal. And a cup of tea, coffee or cocoa. I keep some and an esbit stove in my bugout bag in my vehicle so that I can have that peace of mind.

Works as good as Esbit tabs, but they aren't sealed well and darken over time and emit a foul odor, keeping them sealed up in something else helps. Even the darker ones still seem to burn well; no complaints so far.

I tried these on the trails in a homemade hobo stove (sink strainer and hitch pin clips) to see what they could do. I'm impressed. It boiled enough water for coffee (10 oz) then I continued on to boil noodles in an improvised chicken noodle soup (8 oz). I blew it out, and got two relights- enough to get hot water for cocoa and washing the dishes. I have no doubt if it wasn't awfully windy, as it was, the burn time would be even better. Yes, they smell like fuel tabs, because they are. But these perform very well. I had been using a different brand, and one of these is like three of those. I will be getting more when I run low. Recommend.