The media could not be loaded. Light weight and durable. Found that it did not boil water or heat meals as quickly as I'd hoped, however for the simplicity of using small twigs and easy to find combustible wood sources, I can't complain. I did find it necessary to constantly watch the flame and feed the fuel into the chamber, as it burned through the wood sources quickly and died out fast. So, knowing that going into it you'll need to have a good stash of wood available to continuously add to the flame while using this stove, you should be happy with it. Also, I found it worked better to have a wind guard around the base to maintain heat and force the flames upward to heat my meals/water etc.

Small and compact it's all I can ask for a biking trip. It has some weight to it with the percolator but it's not bad and it's just awesome. The pics are just sticks and it makes an awesome fire! Great design don't even need starter logs. If you use gas it's incredibly effective. Brews coffee quick and cooked up some eggs in no time. I'm cycling the C&O Canal and it's a great addition. Easy coffee in the morning!

Both of these items are built well, are light weight, and fold down incredibly thin. After receiving the products I felt the price for the two combined was a steal!
The prep station has a bamboo top that works great as a cutting board or just a small table area for your workstation. I found it works great to keep my coffee, cream and sugar off out of the dirt when making my morning coffee!
The stove requires small pieces of tinder and if the wood is wet it won't burn. It works well, by allowing just enough air in for the fire without letting the heat escape. It can take a while to get the stove up to a high temperature, but it is very easy to use. It pairs really well with the nCamp coffee maker, but can be used with a small pot for heating food as well. I love that it's an alternative to a gas camp stove!
I've added both items to our vintage teardrop trailer, and use them every time we're out camping! I highly recommend this combination!

If you're good at starting a fire in a small tight chamber then this is a great product. I boiled water and cooked soup in Stanley cooking cup and worked great. Like every fire, you need to keep fueling it with twigs and such, especially since it's a small chamber, but at least you do not need to pay for gas and worry about packing it.

This is surprisingly lighter than expected. VERY EASY to set up and take down. Will be trying it out with my boys (6 and 10) soon and am excited! Wanted something that would be easy to take along and simple (and cheap) to fuel. You can use tinder, twigs and sticks to start and keep the fire going. The cooking area is fairly wide for the size. Overall, very pleased!

Pros:
-Lightweight
-Cheap
-Easy assembly
-Easy breakdown
-Cooking area is wide
-Cooking area is sturdy

Cons:
-This is SMALL, so don't be deceived
-Cooking area isn't big enough for a large pot
-Because the fire is so small, I'm not sure if I could get it hot enough to boil water (I haven't tested this, though)
-You cannot feed the fire without picking up your cooking pot

Update: My boys (ages 6 and 10) were able to use this with ease. Definitely a great buy!