This Twig Camp Stove is FIRE

[@Magoo652]

Awesome gasifier wood stove. Light & compact. Thanks for sharing.

[@PaulRidgeway-h7l]

Get an empty quart paint can (Lowe’s sells them) and a progresso soup can. The soup can press fits inside the paint can perfectly. Drill a few holes and you have one of these for basically free.

[@littlemanoo]

If you use wood pellets you can cook at a boil for 30+ minutes.

[@k3digichaos]

I made my own out of 1 large paint can and a smaller one to fit inside for less than 10$. Boils 2L of water in less than 5 minutes

[@MFx88]

i was thinking the same thing, but i ended up buying it anyway. the quality was worth the cost. havent tried it yet but excited to try it out soon

[@jimplantinga6288]

Dito, I've made a few, out of whatever cans I have. I made a big one out old popcorn tins. Used it camping, it was just as good as the store-bought ones... LOL

[@zu1590]

aluminum burning point is around 400f be careful what you burn boys

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- *Smart !* 😅❤

[@gabeross515]

@@jimplantinga6288a fire pit is just a can, a smokeless fire pit is actually somewhat engineered and I quite like it

[@MrMonero]

I have had a solo stove for years and years. Things still going like a trooper. Love it 😊

[@williamblankenship2125]

Solostove Lite is a great stove. I would spring for the pellet wood adapter. This allows a peanut butter jars’ worth of hardwood pellets to fuel the stove for about 3 t0 four meals. This is really handy on rainy days.

[@ninjambita5090]

We've had the fullsize one a couple years,warms our patio perfectly

[@beanboggs4190]

Solo stove sells an alcohol burner that fits perfect inside the solo stove lite, and that system nest perfectly inside a 1000ml pot. Perfect light weight way to have to options to cook.😊

[@ericsalmela9513]

Used mine last night to cook a steak in my small cast iron pan. It's a great little stove!

[@ThatOne77]

Is it troublesome to add sticks?

[@gravitykillz924]

Best twig stove out there. Been using one for years. Love it

[@janetdonaldson2632]

I have a Silver Fire version. Also own the Kelly Kettle that has been around a long time. It is a water boiler that has a chimney inside and boils water with bio fuel. Invented by anglers off a certain lake in Ireland to make their tea and lunch. Boils water in record time and can add a grid on top to cook on.

[@EnhancedSimplicity]

I Love my Solo Stove Titan... lifesaver... the EFFICIENCY with small amounts of wood, trash or WHATEVER is truly the BEST! 👍🏾... been using mines for about 2 or 3 years

[@totoroben]

Lixada titanium tower twig stove, super light, small, and fast setup, along with some gasifier effect.

[@WilliamWorkman-wg1ib]

I carried this as a backup to my alcohol stove. Now I carry the alcohol stove as a backup to it. It is a true gasifier. But for goodness' sake, doesn't anybody put lids on their pots?

[@Try2K3tchup]

Have you seen Gear Skeptics video on stoves and lids. Kids to retain some of the heat for a faster, more efficient boil but it was only marginal.

[@WilliamWorkman-wg1ib]

@@Try2K3tchup Yes, I've seen that video. It's quite thorough. It shows a small savings with a lid when you cook at high heat, because you are "dumping" so much heat anyway. The efficiency with lid is much better if you cook at lower heat. I also note that Gear Skeptic's tests were conducted with water starting at room temp, whereas when cooking outdoors it's often lower (certainly at breakfast). And I'd say that if you are measuring efficiency so closely that you are choosing pot shape to maximize it, then throw a lid on.

[@IAMGWH1]

@@WilliamWorkman-wg1ib Yep and I simmer mostly because I’m cooking real food and the lid helps & when I remove to check on did you see a big wiff of steam come out & condensation on the inside of the lid

[@Tiger-789]

@@Try2K3tchup I watched that video long ago and I don't remember his conclusions... but gear skeptic is generally optimising weight. A lid will still help with your efficiency, especially when boiling larger amounts of water you can really tell the difference. A lid is also useful for cooking and straining :) but that's beside the point.

[@freakyflow]

At first i was thinking "waste of money" But ya it looks sturdy Better than throwing a pot into a fire .......I have a backpack in the truck And i am big on being redundant I have a duel fuel use Coleman single burner stove with a tube of camping fuel And Made my own penny stove out of 2 coke cans as a backup with a lighter And flint. My tip to people like me....carry 20 fish hooks of all sizes And line Now you got something to grill : )

[@jwrhynejr9608]

Awesome demonstration!! Thanks for sharing!

[@danielsingh9415]

Mine is the 4oz/125g Goshawk Ti multi-fuel wood-gas burner Eddy-200 Pioneer. One cup of hardwood pellets burns for 35 mins active flame & then 55 mins of useable heat, leaving nothing but ash. The Lixada siphon alcohol stove uses the Goshawk stove as pot stand & windscreen at the ideal height, and can be used from below to dry out wet wood that's reluctant to burn, in small twig stoves sometimes hard to keep lit. And all nests in my Boundless Voyage Ti 900ml tall pot with locking handle, similar to the Stanley Adventure Camp Cookset s/s. $55 🇨🇦 but $19 shipping from Australia 🦘 but worth it imho

[@BillMcSwain]

Just got one for Christmas! Love it

[@FueltheFires]

My favorite!

[@carlostaborda6407]

Sempre me questiono: essas panelas tão pretas por cozinhar à lenha, são levadas pra lavar em casa? Usam um saco plástico? Se encostar em qualquer coisa, suja muito fácil. Saudações do Brasil 👍🏼

[@tiffmercer4306]

What pot do you have that fits it so well?

[@ML-sj3gi]

I wonder if you could cut a can that was slightly smaller than your pot down the side and remove the top and bottom so that when you stretch it open a little it grips around your pot and takes effectively no space. Some holes in the side for ventilation, and you have a good pot stand?

[@enricorizzo9318]

What pot are you using

[@coyotekody]

I have a larger stover from a different brand and I always carry it when I go to the woods. Best $20 I ever spent off amazon for how small, light and efficient these stoves are

[@travislupum]

I love the solo stove i started with a small one for packing and fuel is everywhere I go so I don't need to carry any now I have a bunch of different solo stoves lol

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Awesome products!✌️

[@russellpresley6372]

I have the mesa and use it in my small BigGreen egg. I sear my steaks that transfer them over to the Mesa. I use my bucket full of tiny bits of charcoal so no waste

[@bobechs7905]

What is boilin' warter?

[@ralphnye664]

That’s sweet 👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@scottish4015]

Your fire rod is very different. Where did it come from?

[@Funkteon]

Good to see you using the GSI Pinnacle Soloist. Best pot on the market with its radiance non-stick surface. However, that 'Solo Stove Lite' will **not** fit inside the nested bowl that comes with your GSI Soloist pot...

[@BeachJumper]

how do you clean out the ashes?

[@DetroitBecomesBuddha]

Hi ! how much did it cost you?

[@angeladavis-coleman5219]

😂 love you😊

[@scottcrapo4778]

There is a specific way to pack the twigs in there so it works better. Glad it still worked for you though.

[@poober8826]

1 can o' beans with holes in the sides. It's free, fun, and recycling.

[@travislupum]

It works but it's not a gasifier

[@jaysworkshop8870]

@@travislupumplease explain, I’d like to learn more

[@jamesspaulding7375]

Pretty sweet. I use a Kelly kettle. Similar concept.

[@mathewweeks9069]

Your awesome and awesome video be safe out there

[@Battlbox]

Likewise friend 🤝

[@stevekaczmarczyk9701]

​@@Battlboxhow much?????

[@NoPlus500]

Brilliant

[@LgLg-ft5uw]

Where can I get these?

[@Battlbox]

Here's a direct link: www.battlbox.com/products/solo-stove-lite

[@Bearpaw000]

Amazon

[@jamesleon5985]

Baked Bean can does the same thing punch a couple holes in the side good to go …

[@jimplantinga6288]

Cool burner, but I made one out of soup cans already...and didn't cost anything 😅

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- That is nice, but for $89 before shipping is *quite steep* for a tin can. 😬

[@kwhatten]

Chinese "copies".

[@naturescritter4691]

My only question… how long before I can place it back in my bag without melting anything or burning my hand?

[@ThatOne77]

2 minutes and 34 seconds

[@bigsmile542]

I add a pellet adapter make hunting dry fuel very easy.

[@ThatOne77]

What's a pellet adapter?

[@AaronVets]

Buy the made in the USA original Bushbuddy instead of the Chinese made knockoff (Solostove).

[@jeromebullard6123]

If you want a bushbuddy you have to wait nine months to get it after you pay for it.

[@Greg-mw5kh]

I love mine

[@harrypierce1298]

Who buys this thing? It's EXPENSIVE!! I cant helieve people buy these. Solo copued the Same dang thing sold on Amazon for 25$- ive used my amazon version for 4yrs- perfect!. They do work very well tho. And yeah, wood pellets work great. Good video rho

[@btrswt35]

Flames provide superior heat transfer

[@hauk3839]

unburn stuff doesn't burn needs more ventilation

[@tomevans4402]

Iv got one Iv never used

[@chrisfinnegan8370]

Cool ,

[@jimandskittum]

Bring it to a bole then add sum ole

[@garypotter5569]

Bulletproof gasifier stove.

[@richiespinelli5605]

Another informative video. Thanks a lot

[@Battlbox]

👍

[@carolbaird8659]

No, he has no idea how to pack and light this stove.

[@richiespinelli5605]

I beg to differ ​@@carolbaird8659

[@owenlee6125]

I like your netflix show

[@Battlbox]

thanks for watching! 🙌

[@williambenson1477]

Learn how to pack the wood into a gasification stove and your stove will actually work as a gasifier

[@Archfiend90210]

I have the Titan, and I love it. Might have to get me this smaller one too.

[@ShanonShier-bp6he]

Expensive as crap for as small as it is 😮😮😮

[@SOUTHTEXAS2316]

Hobo Stove

[@wesley1983]

$70?

[@WilDmanGaming51]

Stay off that tinder there😅

[@MichaelM-q2q]

Noce

[@intelligentgamer9091]

I need

[@maxsparks5183]

No. That’s fire in the stove. The stove is not fire. The stove is metal.

[@jerrylo4624]

hobo stove?

[@yani8107]

your accent cute

[@garypeterson3628]

$ 200 to $400 WTF

[@Battlbox]

The bonfire large ones for the backyard are. This one is around $70

[@chuckbutler793]

8 to 10 minutes to boil water. LOL

[@masterofnone1481]

Small price to pay for virtually unlimited fuel

[@gotdragon]

Nope... DIY my shiz

[@ThatOne77]

And?

[@AR-vf7vg]

? No lid ?? Doesn't know basic physics...

[@TCat-ve9qi]

Little late, this came out about 10 years ago

[@briankeith4752]

That's awesome