Camping Gas Stove for IGT Table, Portable Isobutane Stove with Storage Bag & Foldable Brackets, 3 Burners Camp Stove for Outdoor Car Camping Cooking Tailgating

Loads of power, and super compact. Just wish it had an ignitor. Really I'm not sure why it doesn't.

I don't really do much reviews but I really felt like I have to share my awesome experience with Naturehike products and most especially Naturehike customer service. I bought my stove here last April alongside with the IGT Table that works really well together. Not only does it look awesome, it is well designed so it is easy to put together and away! I also have a Naturehike tent and chair which are also awesome but that's for another review if ever. Anyway, one year and three months later, unfortunately something suddenly happened to the internal component of the stove, it wouldn't release butane/propane so it couldn't be lit. I contacted Naturehike via email from their Website and explained the situation. They had me send my information and a video showing the broken stove. After review, they acknowledged the video and decided to send me a brand new one. Overall, I'm confident in buying more Naturehike products. I definitely recommend. The picture I've attached is the new stove they've sent me.

Bought this lightweight gas stove as a backup for our camping setup, I think it would be a good fit for backpacking as well. It's small, compacted and portable. The three leg kickstand makes it easy to put on a small table or any flat surface low to the ground. The long gas line design is also helpful and avoid getting burn like other portable burners. Look forward to adding this to my outdoor setup.

I've tried to use thist stove a few times and run into the same issue each time. The sloped pan holders make it very difficult to hold the pan. The size pan I was using was a 6-7" shallow FireMaple pan. It just slides around so easy, if you don't pay very close attention it will slide off. Note that I wasn't using it inside the table it was designed for, I was using it as a stand alone unit. Naturehike does claim it will work great as a stand alone. It might, with the correct pan / pot size, but I don't know what that size is. That being said, the quality and flame control are just fine, I have no problem with that.

Great stove and nice option to have as stand alone or with IGT. It is a thicc boi, so dont expect to toss this in your hiking kit, but its great for camping if you are already lugging to much gear around. A little annoying its not self lighting, but other than that, happy with the purchase. Works out of the box as it should.

The Naturehike Camping Gas Stove for IGT Table is a versatile and well-designed piece of equipment that enhances outdoor cooking for car camping, tailgating, or backyard gatherings. This portable isobutane stove comes with a storage bag and foldable brackets, providing a perfect combination of functionality, durability, and convenience that appeals to outdoor enthusiasts. With a powerful output of up to 13,652 BTU (4,000W) when the fuel canister is inverted, this stove can boil water in just over 3 minutes. The stepless adjustment knob allows for precise temperature control, enabling users to switch from high heat for boiling to a gentle simmer for delicate dishes. Setting up the stove is quick and easy—unfolding the legs and connecting the isobutane canister takes less than a minute. I believe this setup is ideal for car campers, tailgaters, and outdoor enthusiasts who are looking for a powerful and portable stove that is compatible with the IGT table.

Used once to try before going camping. Fuel won't flow from tank to stove anymore. Good thing I have my Soto windmaster with me, which was my main stove before exploring IGT setups for car camping. It was amazing at first use, but some of the burners would "die off" after a few minutes. I was excited to use it because it slides right into the Naturehike IGT table. Good thing I also have the Naturehike IGT grill so that's what I used for cooking instead.

Worked as advertised. Would be better if there was a little better control in the very low end of the gas burner control as a little difficult to control low simmer temperature. The 3 pot holders are angled up a little and this provides great stability with smaller pots, holding them within the holders and direct to the gas burner cups. Either used in the IGT Table or stand alone this is a great little (not micro) stove and after use surely seems quite durable, good cost, good size, comes in a nice little padded pouch. The metal braided flexible gas feeder hose is easily removed from the burner to provide an even smaller storage profile (needle small adjustable wrench or pliers/multitool) that also helps prevent the gas hose from kink damage at the connection.