Wood Burning & Alcohol Stoves | Camping | Hiking | Backpacking

[@UsefulSkillsDimitrios]

She is so young and has already managed to learn many skills. This is talent !!!

[@jamesfidler2662]

Thank you, Becky, for an excellent demonstration of the use of camping stoves. Because you have used them all your opinion of them is especially valued by me. Again thank you.

[@joealtmaier9271]

Love the 'Little Bug'. We concentrate on weight, but volume matters too. And the Little Bug packs up with almost zero volume! I like my little butane stove. Screws onto the top of the butane canister, which becomes the base. Prongs fold out to make a pot stand. Click to start! Only 5 ounces (plus fuel bottle). And thank you for demonstrating each stove lighted. So many reviewers just talks about the stove. Seeing it in action, I learn so much more!

[@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag]

Great test of stoves 👍🏻😁 Have been planning to make one to 😇 … thanks for your inspiring video Atb to you my friend 🔥🏕 Tom

[@TrueLoveEternal]

I'm for the volcano stove. It's bulky, yes. But most backpacks have two bottle type pockets, so one for water and the other for the volcano. Great video Becky.

[@cabinlife2347]

Hi Becky, good review on the stove. We mainly cook over open fires, but having a little wood burning stove is a good idea. Even the non wood burning stove does come in handy in certain situations like in a blizzard, or torrential rain storm, or extreme dry weather when forest fires are a risk. So this is good to have a portable stove for occasional use when needed. We just got back from a deep wilderness adventure, recording wolves and other wildlife, and our little camp stove came in handy along the way when we needed a coffee. lol Thanks for sharing. Glenn & Maureen

[@Cydsdad]

Why am I not surprised see you here with like minds all the best

[@cabinlife2347]

@@Cydsdad oh yes indeed. We always look forward to Becky's next video, we just love what she's doing - such an inspiration to the young'ns .... cheers to that.

[@rodster6campingprepper]

I swear by those little flat pack pocket stoves now. I've had a cheap one for years and other than some staining it's still good. Got so many options of what fuel I can use with it.

[@asmith7876]

In 18 years you have more stoves than I've accumulated in 57 years! LOL. I'm a recent convert to the alcohol stove...so quiet! I love it! But I also love my Biolite stove. As you said, options for different trips and environments!

[@3rubberboats]

Nice collection of camping stoves. Well put together video. A try and watch it burn before you buy. Have a super wonderful day.

[@UrbanGrrl69]

Good wee video to see all the various options. Thanks Becky.

[@carltyson4393]

Fun video and enjoyed seeing your different setups, Lots of options. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello Becky, thank you for sharing this very informative video. You are correct, it's good to have a few different options regarding stoves for backpacking and camping. Great presentation. All the best to you and family. 🤗

[@zipt1307]

I like the titanium stove, compact and good for a quick cuppa or a large meal. The alcohol stove will work in my tent too. The search is on.

[@CRAIGVY]

Very nice Becky thank you so much for the in an outs of them all , nice to know . peace craig

[@robertstricker9154]

I just saw your beginners Bushcraft video and you made one little girl very happy and you work so well with the little ones hopefully you will continue to teach your craft to the young ones, Just found your channel a few weeks ago and I have have been trying to catch up on back videos, you are such a bright, intelligent girl with a great future what ever you do in life, I'm so glad to see the younger generation so interested in Bushcraft and the outdoors, your parents have done a great job raising you and your sister and they must be proud of both of you, great channel

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thank you so much Robert for your comment, I really appreciate it! Take care

[@mcashler2678]

Vert informative video. Always good to have a variety. Gives you more options for camping out. No matter burn restrictions you can always cook.

[@billybob1374]

Fantastic review of your stoves Becky. Your getting really good at making videos. We need more people like you in this world.

[@scottblack3381]

I so look forward to your videos! Sending Blessings from Pauline, S.C. Y'all keep 'em str8 over there!

[@HarshmanHills]

i have a ton of different stove options depending on the situation. can't beat a good alcohol stove for a day hike. I keep an esbit stove handy and a couple other wood burning stoves as well

[@dennisobrien3618]

I have a number of different stoves and burners, and I would say my Firebox stove is the best all-around. Mine's stainless, which makes it very durable but heavy. I'm sure the titanium would be better for backpacking, but it's considerably more expensive. I'm enjoying your videos very much.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Cracking video becky a good mixture of stoves to look at thanks for sharing hope your well atvb jimmy 😎😎

[@charleshagman5025]

That is a nice assortment of stoves. I'm amazed at the heat generated by twigs.

[@AdventuresinBackpacking]

I love the idea of the wood burning stoves. It may not be the most practical for backpacking, but it may be the most fun! We use an Esbit stove; it's very light for backpacking, but it's smells something awful!

[@thomasmusso1147]

Good Morning Young Lady .. A very nice overview .. thank you. Yep .. 'Horses for Courses' .. not something to get into a debate over .. endless 😊. Something on the Swiss Volcano Stove .. the Swiss Military M3777 Gel Fuel works well with it. Drill some holes into the Stove Body and with thin tent pegs (or cut to size bicycle spokes) to act as adjustable stove platforms, it becomes even more versatile. Actually Gel Fuel is a great substitute for cooking in 'Fire Sensitive Areas'. Perhaps not the heat output as other fuels, but very easy and safe to use. As 'stoves', I use Metal Screw-Top Jar Lids (3) in various diameters for different applications .. boiling to simmering. Each fits into the other .. takes almost no space. Also, here in Switzerland, Gel Fuel is freely available, far cheaper than Esbit Tabs (holding 'Raclette' and Fondue Evenings, using Gel Fuel Burners, is a Swiss National Sport .. especially now in the colder Months 😊). Ok .. enough of my rambling .. until next time, please keep em coming .. take care ..

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thanks for your comment

[@thomasmusso1147]

@@GirlOutdoors 👍

[@BookOfHuntsman]

Oddly enough, I've never bought a camp stove. Instead I often just make a miniaturized version of a Swedish torch and use the four prongs at the top of the bit of wood as the rest for my cup or pot. After the first use the charcoal is much easier to light the second time. One 6-8 inch bit of log can heat up 2 dozen or more meals or hot drinks from a single piece of wood. Just snuff the center out with a handful of dirt when you're done cooking and toss the log right back into your pack. No cleaning! So, no stove. But I do always have that mini torch in my bag and it doesn't take up any more room than my cup itself.

[@ClintThrust-e8r]

If you burn anything in the UK and someone sees you, they will try to give you, a 45 minute lecture on damaging the environment.

[@BookOfHuntsman]

@@ClintThrust-e8r We Americans have a cure for that.

[@SpamMusubi308]

nice collection of stoves, I like the Littlebug stove thanks for sharing Becky take care out there!

[@Cydsdad]

Well Done Becky Thank You !

[@tkaald]

I use similar stove to Scot and Amundsen. Pressurised paraffin stoves of which I have about a dozen. Ideal for heating tents and will burn unleaded petrol although not recommended inside tent due to increased fire risk.

[@skyblue2636]

Very nice to see the range of what's available, and to hear the pros and cons. I think I would take the alcohol stove, and just in case, since it packs so small, the Littlebug stove. Unless, in a pinch you could use just the top part of the Primus on the ground and just feed it twigs and small stuff? A stove is versatile and so necessary for great outdoor cooking and drinks. Thanks for the vid. :Doug

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thank you Doug :)

[@snowflakemelter1172]

I prefer the double walled wood gasifier stove, the cheap eBay version is exactly the same the the expensive one.

[@davidcox2264]

Nice. I've got a jet boil and a twig stove I use now.

[@dennisbrooks8566]

I prefer the wood burning over the alcohol stoves . Can always find twigs to burn . Made my own out of some steel sheeting . Bit heavy for the ultralight hikers but I'm not one to complain about carrying a few extra pounds of weight . I've always worried about knocking over a alcohol stove and starting a fire .

[@georgerosado5194]

On my way to a last minute night hike & hammock camp then breakfast in the morning

[@davidhopson2004]

Really liked your video Becky as always God bless you and your family love you my friend

[@Archangel73146]

Great video. I love all of these stove's, some of which i have never seen before. Thank you for showing all of them.

[@ilhemedu31]

nice sound of nature..thank you..makes us more without music..

[@robertreynolds9228]

I enjoyed the review Becky. Thank you for your effort. You have a great day young lady.

[@mattparker9726]

the second stove you can make yourself, I've done that when I was living beside the railroad. I found a SUPER old coffee container in an abandoned house that was half fallen down. I just used my knife and a pair of needle-nose pliers from the same house. Have you seen the wood-burning stove that TA Outdoors uses? It's SUPER pricey, but it's backpack friendly and can also bake bread in it! When I lived in Texas I used a Coleman dual-fuel stove. (The old piston pump kind) And you can run virtually ANY liquid fuel through it including regular gasoline, the Coleman camp fluid (that's just Naptha by the way) high proof alcohol, (a waste if you ask me.) and even 95% rubbing alcohol. If you buy a short attachment, you can use propane or natural gas also. I used that stove for over a year. the biggest problem with it is it's really heavy.

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thanks for your message. Yes TA'S stove is great😊

[@shaneslone7077]

Nice looking stoves👍👍.

[@philipw7557]

Nice one Becky great video 👍😎🇳🇿

[@markevans1973]

Great video Becky ☺️

[@davidhopson2004]

Becky, I like the rocket stove the best

[@MrKenthepainter]

A nice easy to watch and well explained article . Lovely! 👍🏻

[@ax3man1]

Right on 💯❗🤟👍👌✌️ awesome stuff

[@SheepDogActual]

Great video and timing. I was just thinking about this kind of comparison. Nice job young lady.

[@nevillebailey227]

HEY BECKS....GREAT VID AS ALWAYS...YOU GOT IT NAILED ...MOVE UP YOUNG LADY NICE SELECTION...ALWAYS HAVE A BACKUP ...👍👍👍

[@henry44mag.26]

All nice stoves lassy . Cheers lass

[@Benny_of_DK]

It was a very interesting video about the different stoves, there were several things that made my little grays spin around. In fact, I only have the titanium firebox and an alcohol burner that stands inside when you don't fire with wood you also don't get black fingers when packing up, but there was one of your stoves I liked, the first one you showed , the curved one. Why is Becky not on the North 500 trip with Mr and Mrs Bushwacker, she probably did not get a living room arrest, or did she. 😁

[@ChadGrayOutdoors]

All nice. I carry a jetboil and a backup stove. Give the jetboil a try.

[@GirlOutdoors]

yes I have heard they are great😊

[@gettitnow3785]

Still to this day, I cannot find the perfect stove.. Atleast you showed some I haven't seen yet ♥. Makes the decision easier. Thnx love

[@ffstopP]

Educational. Well done. Sometime take us along on a backpacking overnight trek and show us what you pack in your rucksack. Thanks.

[@غايب11]

شكرا

[@dustindewind3210]

Great video, very informative and well thought out. Thank you

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

very good review ..safe journeys to you

[@rahmatmafakheri8949]

Thank you!

[@eakinj]

That pathfinder looks larger than my Trangia, I like that it has a pot stand with it. Thank you for sharing, just ordered one of these from Amazon.

[@hurleyflyer263]

Interesting starter stoves, I prefer the multi fuel type stoves.

[@sunnymas2656]

Good Video made: Presentation - setup - demonstration in use. Also such different systems. One of my favorites I have, is the Coleman max Expedition: A foldable two burner gas stove. (But you must change it for another gas canisters. Because the original fits, are no more made = not available.) I use also screw in gas canisters from the garden tool shop. Because cheaper - half price. And has a mix of butane and propane = works also at cold temperatures. It has the same 7/16" UNF screw, as the regular screw gas canisters. But the canisters are smaller, like hairspray. But good to use, like your shown gas stove, with a tube between burner and connect. = so here in germany available. But I repair now an old alcohol stove, with flame regulation wheel. (Made by Dedesca = German Democratic Republic.) And I want to build a wood gas rocket stove, made with tins.

[@bushcraftdavid618]

hello good wood burning stove

[@moegardner1]

Something about the way the thumbnail is printed, I saw "St. Oves" and thought , Oh, she must be back in Wales. Too funny. Now through the video I am going to think about Wales. (would be funner if there was a place called St.Oves)

[@markmarkle476]

Great video now i have a l6more understanding of the opions out there

[@leej4914]

Was just thinking earlier hadn't seen a vid for a bit.hope you are well and cheers for the vid becky awesome stuff

[@kendexter]

Great vid. i wish there was more like you

[@tonyfelts1512]

Hi Becky....I had one like the second stove....really liked it but got it to hot once and melted the base,,,lol…...as always enjoyed the vid!

[@CruzesLouisianaOutdoors]

Good stuff mam thx for sharing 👍

[@rjt1201]

Omg this is just what I needed to see! Thank you 😍

[@littlelobster9954]

Hello Becks, good morning!😊

[@cuthbertdibblegrub4874]

Just watched Pamthevan's latest video and she gives you a mention in it. She says she enjoys your videos and that you inspire her.

[@GirlOutdoors]

aw thats so nice, will give that a watch

[@nuclearoutdoorscampingtips5850]

Wish you were in the USA ...... we make the IRIDIUM STOVE....its very interesting and simple

[@clairereid6974]

So helpful, thanks 🙂💚

[@yadirenaldi807]

Mantap

[@semco72057]

Those are nice stoves for heating up water, but not practical for cooking on with a skillet or pan due to their size. The fuel stove is the one which is nice for parks where you can't start a wood fire and still be able to heat up water.

[@mrandy8224]

Another great vid Becky. I used to use a British Army hexy stove till I realised it was crap! I prefer the box stoves - Keep up the good work Buddy. ;0)

[@anndoberstein8157]

Becky, you could make a wire handle for you other stoves similar to the Swiss one.

[@trenttrent9436]

Definitely a great survival skill have!

[@allanhover5008]

Where you been good to see you again

[@capman911]

You did a great presentation on the stoves, I still haven't seen or used one I like the most. Out of all that you presented I might buy the alcohol stove and carry some of the burn cubes to offset when the alcohol runs out. Be safe and stay dry. ;-) Mike

[@sunnymas2656]

One of my favorite stove using is a swedish Primus Gas Stove with 3000 Watts. Screwed on a stand with gas tube. and valve for screw in camping gas canisters. (Made in China.) Added with an metal adapter, for the cheapest gas canisters = bajonett. So I have power and fast heating of a gas stove. But my gas canisters are cheaper. I can use cheap gas canisters (screw in) from the garden tool shop. Or the cheapest: Bajonett gas canisters, by using the adapter. All cheaper as the known camping gas canisters (screw in). The cheapest bajonett gas canisters: I buy 28 canisters for 19 pounds total. (free delivery) (Here In Germany via Ebay.) The gas canisters from the garden tools are better at cold weather. Because it works with a mix of butane and propane gas. One canister for 2,40 pounds only. The same offered as a camping gas canister would cost double price.

[@woodstockpotter]

Thanks for the informative video.

[@jaynixon778]

Thank you for making this video helped a lot

[@semestea]

Great videos. I learn your accent, that cool

[@davidreed625]

Have you ever tried a rocket stove? Got a petromax rocket stove at home which is absolutely class however they are expensive for what they are

[@budwilliams6590]

Try the esbit stove.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Great demo GO, I like that gas tank cover, where did you get that. Thanks and take care .

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thank you! A friend of mine got it for me so i'm not too sure.. I am sure you can buy them from a lot of places though. Take care

[@allanhover5008]

Becky 🌻

[@danielkarlsson156]

Interesting video. I had only ever seen nr 3 and 5 before.

[@ibrahimyousef]

Nice

[@JungleJargon]

I like stoves! (I like gasifiers but they are bulky.)

[@bushcraftjoe1]

First!!! Great choices beck

[@patrickp4384]

Nice video honey , I prefer to cook on an open fire like I've seen you do. Just seems to taste better .

[@patrickh7368]

Hi, fabulous video, I have bought what I believe to be an unused Alcohol stove from a charity shop , reading up about these , I need "Denatured Alcohol" which burns cleanly, do you know what stores will stock this fuel, please? assume its not going to be something that could be couriered about the country....

[@asmith7876]

Denatured alcohol is simply ethanol that has been purposefully contaminated to make it undrinkable, it's a common solvent. Should be available at any hardware store, home center, paint store. None of them burn totally clean, they'll leave a little soot on your pot.

[@amonalysa1876]

Very informative video, appreciate that 👍👍💖:)

[@sardan300]

Just a strange thought, my mind is laughing... Fade in to the interior house... Maid in the Woods: Time for dinner... Bushwacker man: I'm still on the computer editing love... Louise outdoor adventures: Come on... I still need to edit too you're taking all the computer space up... Girl Outdoors: No way Boo, I'm next! I have two vids to put up... Maid in the woods: I'm telling you all right now & one last time "It's time for dinner"...and by the way...I happen to be next!!! Well... It's funny when it's playing in my mind anyway...

[@GirlOutdoors]

haha!

[@BackCountryRunaway]

You got enough stoves becky? Lol. I have a couple of alcohol stoves. My favorite one so far is the one i made from a cat food can. And i made a wind screen for it. (For a backpacking stove.)

[@billmitchell7731]

👍👍👍👍👍❤

[@jhayre1000]

wow I didn't ralise my little firebox was titanium

[@jhayre1000]

@Lonely WolfWolf haha. I did think £10 was a bit cheap for titanium

[@smokinggar714]

did you get those paper pellets?

[@GirlOutdoors]

Thankyou, they are great, I will message you 😊

[@markmccarty9505]

You forgot one. The Swedish log stove.

[@GirlOutdoors]

Yes, thats great😊

[@unacamper9123]

I play your vids at 1.25 speed........just say'in.

[@Veetee562]

First time on your channel. Well-made and informative video. Good job 👍 I make videos about finnish nature and culture.

[@englishwoodsman]

I will watch this later 100%, Just putting my wet tarp away, What's your thoughts about winter bivvy camping??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@GirlOutdoors]

I enjoy winter camping and will definitely be taking one of my stoves 😊