Pioneer Portable Stove | 2.5kw 10kg With Bag

Excellent product. Easy to erect and dismantle. Perfect for extra patio warmth and for over night beach fishing warmth.Hot plate works well enough to heat water for hot beverages and also cook stews in a lidded pot.Only downfall is the door does not contain a viewing glass to watch the flames burning the wood.I am very enthusiastic about this product and am thinking of using outbacker stoves but a different model in my man shed / pub bar in the future.

I mainly wanted this as a cooker I could use outside in the event of a power outage, and for warmth during those chillier evenings when I am outside.This gives me far more versatility than a basic fire pit, as well as being a safer, more controlled method of having a fire. Safety is a must where I live.As expected, the paint needs a couple of low heat burns to cure. That is the standard treatment for any wood stove.The legs are sturdy, and fold in and out without any problems.I like the handle on the side, it aids moving the stove once you've used it.If I had one complaint, it's the carry bag supplied with the stove does not have a lot of spare room to play with, and I have cursed getting the stove packed in there a couple of times already.With well seasoned and dried wood, this burnt a good fire, especially on a day when the swirling winds made smoking a bit of a problem. Sadly nothing you can do about that, other than trying to reposition the stove, not easy if it's lit and hot.The spark arrester is a nice finish to the pipework, and it has worked well so far.The metal was of slightly better quality than I was expecting, especially given the price point.Overall, it has done what I wanted, and it gives me peace of mind if the power ever goes out where I live.

Really like this stove. You can keep the light level low if stealth is necessary. Holds heat really well. 3 legs so it won't wobble on any surface. It packs down neatly into itself and the provided bag. Some of the paint is beginning to crack around the edges of the cooking ring after about 20 hours of use, but that's not a massive problem. I'll wire brush it back at some point and respray with high-temperature paint. Overall, very pleased.Edit: over 3 years later and it's still going strong.

I like how easy it goes together. I don’t like how dirty it gets, but then it is a wood burner. I use it when camping

Good value, although doesn't have the window into the burner to monitor things.

Great little stove. Have done some two pot cooking on it a few times now for a few of us. For someone who loves to be outdoors, this is ideal. A little bit of extra work I admit but cooks as fast and well as any modern hob. Best to use small chunks of split wood a bit bigger than kindling if you want a good burn and a fire hot enough for cooking. It comes with a spark arrestor for the chimney, so am pleased I didn’t order one separately. Looking forward to doing a camping breakfast on it. But for now it’s in use on the patio.

Great keeps my hut really warm, and stick a frying pan on it and cook your breakfast. Top marks

it save me it keep me warm and cook my food in side my tepee