BRS Ultralight Camping Gas Stove Outdoor Gas Burner Cooking Stove Portable Folding Titanium Atove 25g
Key features
- •BRS 3000T stove is extremely lightweight. It only weighs 25g. and extremely compact.
- •Powerful and efficient,generates 2700W; Boils water quickly, about 2 minutes 58 seconds to boil 1L water. Rated gas consumption is around 140g per hour.
- •Stable, even flame; Smooth flame adjustment.Easy to use. Just flip those pot support legs out and twist the stove on your canister. Note: make sure the control valve is fully turned off before twisting the stove on.
- •This stove is suitable for lightweight backpacking when weight and size are more important than some features. Compact size very light and portable, easy to carry High efficient.
- •If you're looking for a functional, ultralight canister stove, this is your stove. BRS-3000T stove and 110g canister can be nested into 750ml Pot perfectly. Ideal for backpackers.(package list: 1*BRS-3000T Stove)
BrandBRS
CategoryCamping Stoves
BRS Ultralight Camping Gas Stove Outdoor Gas Burner Cooking Stove Portable Folding Titanium Atove 25g
List Price: $32.79$29.51DEALYou Save: $3.28 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Amazing stove.
John in Seattle•April 23, 2017
Ultralight weight. In expensive. Boils water very fast. Throttles back to just a simmer. There are only to things that could be improved. A larger platform for the pot would make it more stable. The heat is concentrated in very small area, no problem for boiling, maybe even a benefit. Not good for pan frying. Spreading the flames out more would improve the product for frying.
All in all, this is an incredible product for the carry weight and price. It works almost as well as my MSR Whisperlite (white gas, not propane) at 1/5th the cost and 1/4 the weight. The flame spread on the MSR is much better and the fuel is much cheaper.
All in all, this is an incredible product for the carry weight and price. It works almost as well as my MSR Whisperlite (white gas, not propane) at 1/5th the cost and 1/4 the weight. The flame spread on the MSR is much better and the fuel is much cheaper.
mighty small mighty strong might light stove is mighty affordable as well and well made
anotherconsumer•January 6, 2017
Its light, its titanium, the arms fold back and forth okay and open close enough to still support a 500ml titanium cup/mug for heating water to rehydrate dinner and then make soup or tea to drink. Folded up, the smallest butane can (110gram or 125 gram) with the BRS stove and a MSR piezo ingnitor fit inside the cup with the lid attached. Enough room left for a small scouring pad and eyedropper of soap and backup match box (a very small box, only has dozen restaurant matches, not weather proof). The only addition is a small square of aluminum foil with a hole in center to clear the fuel can threaded nipple; keeps excessive reflected heat from bottom of cup or pot from over pressuring the fuel can; not the stove's problem, just something the fuel cans suffer from when the cup/pot bottom is so close to the top of the fuel can.
Just the thing for the "gram weenies"
amazon-shopper•November 28, 2016
It's tiny and weighs practically nothing. You can carry this as a primary stove for day hikes or backpacking or even keep it in your gear as a spare. The pot stand is pretty small so don't expect to balance a huge frypan on there. Small mug sized cookpots work just fine. The flame pattern makes a small spot so it's great for a quick boil with small pots. The flame control allows for simmering but the small pattern means you might still scorch dinner with thin titanium and aluminum pots.
Some reviewers complain that the neck where it connects to the fuel canister gets hot. I haven't found this to be an issue when boiling a single pot of water. The small mass means it cools off within just a minute or two after shutoff.
Overall, this isn't a stove for heavy duty group use. However, for boiling water for a solo meal or hot drink it's fantastic.
Some reviewers complain that the neck where it connects to the fuel canister gets hot. I haven't found this to be an issue when boiling a single pot of water. The small mass means it cools off within just a minute or two after shutoff.
Overall, this isn't a stove for heavy duty group use. However, for boiling water for a solo meal or hot drink it's fantastic.
You get more than you pay for.
Mr Strunk•April 19, 2016
Lightweight and cooks well especially for the price. Very loud as others have mentioned. Haven't had any problems with the adjuster knob getting hot. The pot stands are flimsy and need to be bent from time to time to keep the pot flat but not a surprise at only 24 grams. A little nervous about it breaking on a long trip but I would still suggest it to other gram counters. And if it's not for you, you're only out $15.
Great little Ultra light Ti stove
OutdoorOtter•April 15, 2016
I have only had this stove a short while now but I can tell this is a quality built stove at a great value. It is super light weight on par with an alcohol stove. It's super easy to operate and flame adjustability is far better than my jetboil allowing you to cook not just boil. Achieving a simmer is extremely easy. This is great stove for 2-3 people but I wouldn't use this for s much larger group as the sturdy pot supports aren't meant for large pots. On full open this stove puts out a lot of heat. The flame spreads fairly well under my pot. And at less 1oz this is a very impressive stove for less than $20.
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