TOAKS Titanium Backpacking Wood Burning Stove

TOAKS Titanium Backpacking Wood Burning Stove is compact/light, easy to use, and of high efficiency. Titanium material is light and strong. The stove comprises of three parts, which can be stacked into each other and packed inside a fine and strong nylon stuff sack. Base on the flow field calculation of the optimized gas intake, the stove’s high efficiency is achieved because of its 2nd and 3rd combustion mechanism of the wood and the wood gas. This stove can be nicely packed into TOAKS Titanium 1100ml Pot or 1600ml Pot to form a complete cooking system.

[@m52smith]

I have this gem of a stove. It cranks out a ton of heat! The cross bars are necessary. The filling window is not huge, break your fuel up finer to keep it roaring. It can be overfilled, losing valuable gasses that could have been burned. If you have lots of smoke once it is going, slow down the refill rate. The stove is tippy. Watch your load! There is a need for a taller windscreen or shelter from wind to avoid losing heat. Pure hardwood charcoal lumps , not briquettes) burn at over 500° and last longer than dry twigs and wood chips. You will refill less often. You can scavenge charcoal from old fires for free heat. Stove can be sooty after use. You can burn it clean in fireplace embers. What an amazing stove.

[@chezchundy8892]

Thanks for writing this, you have convinced me!

[@jeromebullard6123]

This is the comment that convinced me to just buy the emberlit.

[@TheSmittles]

I always take news paper backpacking with me. ;) Great video though, thanks for the look at this product!

[@trniman5497]

Best video TOAKS Titanium.

[@saibabagarden]

fire goes in all directions, too wild

[@Landsfader]

I love my Toaks wood burning stove. I fire up and use wood pellets, small wood and twigs with my frying pan or just boiling water. Works perfect every time in the norwegian mountains. :)

[@haydennathaniel3801]

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[@dariusbilly6426]

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[@tonyperone3242]

Better demo then I have watched so far. Have seen people load it with fuel up to the bottom of the pot. IMO you got the best results from this stove. Enjoyed.

[@Occupuyourspine]

good choice getting this stove the more I watch it burning the more I want one. 🤠

[@proclaimliberty2000]

I've done hours of testing on stoves. Under the right conditions these stoves are great. But just know that your boil time is going to vary dramatically based on how wet or dry your wood is. If you're in an extreamley wet envorinment or during a time of the year when there is alot of precipitation you may not be able to harvest fuel that will create boiling water.

[@atomicsmith]

I like the look of this design a lot, but it seems most of the hot gasses are escaping from too many holes in the upper part. It would be interesting to try one with just one row of holes in the middle of the upper part. This would create a pocket of hot gasses right under the pot. have a look at the Russian bell stoves for some more info....

[@burmanhands]

very compact good gasifier as can be seen, no problems with the cowling which concentrates heat - best of the type I have seen so far.

[@steinwaygoat]

WOW! What an outstanding design! I use a Wild Woodgas stove, and I'm always frustrated with the pot stand set up--it's too close to the flames, and difficult to add wood. This seems like a treasure. Great stove! Thanks, Jules.

[@rmwallis5943]

Got it, like it a lot... Works like a champ

[@mediclimber]

I have it's little brother and 750ml pot that it nests in. Perfect ultra light kit for me.

[@AtomicBleach]

I have the 900ml pot. It fits, but since it's wider you have to flip the pot lid over to make the stove fit when nested. I also use a small imusa egg pan when I want a nice little fry pan paired with this stove.

[@pepegomezz3587]

do you know please if this stoves fits inside a 650 ml pot toaks ?

[@iammorbius4925]

This is a light, reliable and convenient stove. Like all "wood gas" stoves, it does burn a lot of wood, rather quickly, so have plenty of it on hand. It works best with cups of 1600ml or less capacity, on account of balancing issues, if you are on uneven ground. The TOAKS 1100ml, rather than the 1600ml, is best suited for it. Some clowns complain that this is heavier than the BushBuddyLight Stove. It is. By 81 grams. A Snickers bar weighs 52.7 grams...So, ignore these clowns. You get 81 additional grams of titanium sturdiness.

[@stephenobrien6248]

+Benjamin Dover Right on! This video demonstration does not do this product any justice at all. If, anyone decided to purchase this Titanium stove with the Toaks Titanium 1600ml combo pot & pan you will never regret it. There is not a better deal out there to buy a 5 piece all titanium wood stove & cook set for about $100. Which will nest in less than a 5" space. The smaller version also made top grade titanium can be packed in in their 750ml titanium cup/pot.

[@Greg_M1]

Newspaper. In the backcountry. Still, good demo. Well shot.

[@derealovesurvival7549]

Thanks for sharing..

[@bluespruce786]

Wonderful! I'm getting one =-)

[@MegaWoodswalker]

Looks interesting.

[@leesossamon7213]

I think a video with more primitive/ backpack ready fuels would be better. I've found newsprint to absorb moisture quickly, I don'y carry a hatchet backpacking because it's too heavy. I like the concept but noticing some of the comments below I'm not sure it's practical for most backpacking trips in the mountains of the southeast. I wonder if you had some of the fuel block type fire starters if they would dry wet wood enough to help it boil water or would it just be a lost cause?

[@bodybalancer]

SO COOL!!!

[@Verinha9]

6:24 lol tout le bois... Vous en avez déjà mis au début (1:09). Vous avez prévu de faire du feu pour 3 semaines ^^ Chauffer de l'eau ne prend que 3 min, vous auriez pu mettre la casserole plus tôt sur le réchaud, sans avoir besoin de gaspiller tout ce bois. De plus, le réchaud garde bien la chaleur si vous le placez correctement à l'abri du vent. Il n'est donc pas nécessaire d'utiliser autant de bois juste pour chauffer de l'eau ;)

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

It looks to me like Tocks really did their homework on this stove. Not sure why so many commenters assume they know a better design, operation...Muwt make them feel better I guess....I think they are wrong, looks goodm to me!

[@dcar144000]

Does the base get hot to the point it can cause heat damage to the surface it’s on.

[@friarrodneyburnap4336]

Would this stove work better with a wind screen?

[@truth959]

If you jam a stick in the side, you can can lift the inner can and get more airflow.

[@robertlittle9907]

nice

[@rubencolotta1573]

Se puede hacer una en casa usando latas.??.es muy buen video.!!

[@friarrodneyburnap8680]

Toaks Titanium small wood burning stove...can this stove be used with out adding the top part and using a separate pot stand? Would you try it...and make a video of you doing it... I'll

[@luttekikker]

Looks like a LOT of heat is wasted, it might be handy do design a pot that has some ring at the bottom that redirects all the heat back to the middle where the pot is located. Just a ring that blocks heat to escape to the sides of the pot will do I guess.

[@sifterbox]

Is that a public Table?

[@macspud28]

How not to use this kind of stove. Over filled.

[@roger4375]

Like watching grass grow or paint dry. Would it kill ya to say a little something about it.

[@xcapbj8922]

whats the best size pot/cup to go with this stove? 700ml or 1100ml , in case it gets too wobbly and falls off from the high stove?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

This stove can give stable support for both 700ml and 1100ml pots. 1100ml pot can nest the stove, but 700ml pot can not.

[@OneclickOutside]

What pot is shown here in the video? 1100ml? That comes with a pan as a lid, though. Is this the 1100ml pot with the separate 115mm lid?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

Hi Mark, the pot in the video in a 1100ml pot. It is listed as a pot with pan. You can add a 115mm lid which is listed separately.

[@FirdausAziz]

1600ml Pot with Pan (CKW-1600) is too tall for me. So I plan to buy the 1350ml Pot (POT-1350) and D145mm Pan (PAN-145). But can is it big enough to store the stove inside?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

+Firdaus Aziz POT-1350 itself is shorter than the stove. But with help of PAN-145, it can store the stove inside nicely. Thank you!

[@jc10907Sealy]

Talk about watching water boil! 😂

[@buschkrieger-tv3483]

interessant

[@viewsandreviews180]

Is this the large or small version? I would assume large based on the container size but who knows.

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

It is the large version of wood burning stove.

[@viewsandreviews180]

TOAKS Outdoor Thank you. I’ve been considering the large size but didn’t know if it nested inside a container. Now I know what combination to get.

[@jonbriafield]

Neat design, shame it's much heavier than the BushBuddy Ultralight and a bit tall as others have mentioned. Would worry about it toppling over.

[@Temporalplace]

Does 750ml toaks cup fit inside larde toaks stove ?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

No, 750ml TOAKS pot cannot fit inside the large TOAKS wood stove. Only 375ml or 450ml cup can fit inside the large stove.

[@fredhubbard7210]

Nice bird sounds, but I think it is way over-filled. Probably should put the paper in the bottom, and boy it makes a mess of the pot.

[@ke6ziu]

They just need to include the cross members as part of the stove.

[@desertchild.]

is this a gasification stove, or a normal wood stove?

[@friarrodneyburnap4336]

Yes it is a gasification stove, the small one is usually over filled pass the gas ports...but it will gasify

[@cuchanu]

the only issue I see what this stove is that it's rather tall and the feed is at the Top, if I had some boiling water in it I would be afraid to use the feedhalt to put new sticks in. Which means I probably wouldn't use it and I would take the pot off which would get annoying

[@6bluestrings]

will this stove nest inside of a snow peak Ti 900 ?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

+6bluestrings If the Ti 900 measures 4.25"H x 4.75"D as published, the stove can nest inside. The packed size of the stove is 4 1/8" (H) x 4 1/8" (D).

[@6bluestrings]

+TOAKS Outdoor Thanks for your rapid reply. Looks like I'll be ordering. Thanks again.

[@helenodetroyo7035]

Why nobody put a small catalytic of ceramic to those stoves? with a ceramic catalytic they burn clean and very hot.

[@m.b9508]

Was waiting for someone off-camera to start screaming - after scalding themselves with the hot water.

[@U2Belle]

Ultra Nifty, I'm impressed! Uses soooo much less wood than a messy campfire waiting and waiting and waiting for the fire to make some cooking coals. I'm stoked ... Pun intended! 😀 I'm off to buy my TOAKS wood stove! Question: are the stove parts and Toaks cookware all made of grade 2 titanium? If not, please, what grade of titanium? Are any parts alloyed? Thank you for your presentation. I enjoyed it!

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

Sorry, missed your questions. Yes, the stove and TOAKS cookware are all made of Grade 1 or 2 titanium, not titanium alloy.

[@shaneshiker]

This looks a bit unstable with the pot you used. If this was not on a level table, it would be even less stable.

[@bhargavitummala6726]

Where should I buy it?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

Please check our official website toaksoutdoor.com. We list dealers at the dealer page. Thank you!

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

TOAKS released a smaller version of TOAKS Titanium Backpacking Wood Burning Stove. It can be packed into TOAKS Titanium 750ml Pot or 850ml Pot to form a compact, lightweight cooking system. Please see details at toaksoutdoor.com/TitaniumSmallWoodStove.aspx

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

TOAKS Titanium Backpacking Wood Burning Stove Received Outdoor INDUSTRY AWARD 2015 at Friedrichshafen, Germany. Please see details at www.outdoor-show.com/od-en/industry-award/award-gallery-product/2015/1525/

[@treywilly431]

I just ordered on, love you products from Toaks!!

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

***** Thank you for your interest! Small cups, such as TOAKS D80mm Cups (375ml and 450ml) can fit inside this stove. - TOAKS Outdoor

[@fgytshooting8335]

the only issue I see and its a personal choice thing is I don't like stoves that go in the cookware to store/ pack. my own hobo stoves fit around the outside of my Billy exactly so take up virtually no room the dirty outside of the pot and the dirty inside of the stove are together and protected from making your kit dirty and no dirty stove inside your clean cooking pot which i use with a cloth Bucket bag to store the Brew kit and condiments etc

[@skogr3dd]

Looks like the "killer" backpacking wood stove, big for its weight and with holes for ashes, so it should keep burning until meal is ready. Ordered one yesterday, really curious.

[@johnnybloggs2494]

skogredd How much does it cost mate?

[@skogr3dd]

Johnny Bloggs I purchased it from Amazon USA to Norway, I do not remember exactly, but less expensive than Solo stove.

[@johnnybloggs2494]

skogredd They've reduced the Solo stove to $69. So this one seems like a bargain if it's even cheaper. Thank you for the info.

[@GTFour]

Where can I buy in the UK please?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

It is sold by our France dealers at arklight-design.com and www.highmobilitygear.comYou are also welcome to order through our website www.toaksoutdoor.com.

[@GTFour]

TOAKS Outdoor cool thanks. do you have plans to take on board the positive criticism and reduce pot stand height and holes?

[@toaksoutdoor3879]

Pingman TOAKS has always been improving existing products and creating new products. TOAKS surely takes positive and sound criticism since our goal is to provide the best gears to meet the needs of outdoor enthusiasts. The stove's height and holes were optimized based on the thermodynamic computation of the combustion. Please check the mechanism drawing at toaksoutdoor.com/toakstitaniumwoodstove.aspx We understand there are trade-offs between the gear size/weight and efficiency. We will continue to collect customers' comments to improve this stove like all other products. Thank you for your comments!

[@GTFour]

TOAKS Outdoor this is good you are clearly a good company. I have seen the drawing but the user reviews are not good experience ( sectionhiker.com/toaks-titanium-wood-stove/ ) "There are too many ventilation holes in the top can. If there’s any wind, the heat and flames exit from the side of the top can and don’t warm the pot efficiently." If only the top was change to be more like the solo stove it would be absolutely perfect for me to use in windy conditions, I really hope you optimise it further :)

[@AustralienGuy]

+Pingman Perhaps you could use a wind break or some foil to close the holes.

[@heinisoutdoorgear1286]

tke high off the burning cup 8 inner space ) is more or less 2cm to high, you have not enaugh space for air to the ground a pot support like bushbuddy is also not so high, for small pots you need a cross die Brennkammer sollte 2cm kürzer sein,dann ist der Luftaustausch zum Boden auch besser der rtopfstand ist eigentlich cuch zu hoch mal den Topfstand beim Nomadic oder solo stve anschauen für schmale Töpfe braucht man ein Topfkreuz z.B.für den 985ml Esbit Topf

[@nlo114]

It's good to see a stove that doesn't burn up the table top and spoil it for everyone else. Or did I miss that bit.

[@zimtt1276]

I think we all missed it. Seems like it was intentionally left out and cut directly to the concrete floor. It would have to mark up the table, with the coals less than 1 cm away.

[@seasonallocation9428]

too much wood in there ,, runs better with the fuel NO higher than the lowest row of holes on the inside of the device ,,,so it can breath better

[@choltzapple]

+Aus Trailianbushcraft Is that why there is so much soot on the pot?

[@Oldsparkey]

Nice stove but I will stay with my Solo Stove or the SliverFire Scout since I can use a little Trangia burner in either of them as an axillary heat source if I do not have any wood or just want a quick cup of Coffee without any soot on the pot.

[@btrswt35]

Like people were saying, the top piece is to tall and has to many holes. The only hole that is needed is the one for feeding fuel in. That row of circular holes is redundant and leaving to much heat and flames out. Cut the top and do away with those holes and you should increase your heat transfer by bringing the pot closer to the heat, most likey increase the overall stability by decreasing the height, and shave a few ounces off the weight.

[@blessedarmadillo8257]

Interesting. But not a backpacking stove since it seems to require nice chunks of dried wood, a nice pile of dried newspaper, boils water in 10 - 12 minutes, spews ash into the surroundings, and requires cleanup/dowsing of ash residue.

[@E_Clampus_Vitus]

Or twigs, dead branches and cotton balls soaked in petroleum jelly. 😊

[@pondlife1952]

That could have been produced to watch. In. Less than 5 minutes... loading one stick at a time and ripping paper to shreds?

[@chillenchilla4]

3 min in and its not even lit .................

[@D1cko888]

Did anyone else find this video infuriating to watch?

[@CharlesLe-thephotographer]

This stove is designed wrong. It's like the people who designed it don't really understand the concept of a gasification stove. You should not have that level of soot on the pot of it functioned properly.

[@Pushyhog]

found on: “ simon, a bloke in the woods” channel from UK. youtube