Odoland 3500W/6800W Windproof Camp Stove Camping Gas Stove with Windscreen, Fuel Canister Adapter, Piezo Ignition for Outdoor Backpacking Hiking and Picnic

God bless this thing worked better than I expected. Power went out after hurricane helena, dug this and my camping pot out after a full day of no power and poured a can of campbells steak and potatoes soup. Didnt even have the burner halfway and after playing on my phone 3-4 minutes I was surprised to see a rolling boil in my soup.Didnt use the wind shield, didnt need it, this thing turned up puts oyt a stupid large flame. This things over engineered, folks. Glad to get more than I paid for for a change.

Liked that it came with everything you need for a backpack stove. The windscreen, propane adapter, the quality of the stove, and the carrying cases to protect the items !

I bought this to replace an old white gas ultralight stove only meant for lightweight camping pots. It appears to be pretty sturdy, and it's big enough to hold a large kitchen pot or 10" skillet. I like that I can use butane or propane, since I usually have propane on hand. The small plastic case it comes in is really small, 3.5" cube. The wind screen has it's own bag, but it'll fit anywhere in a pack, and is way better than the bent aluminum from my other stove.Others have commented on the piezo lighter maybe not lasting very long, and I have the same concern. When the stove is running the wire for the spark glows red hot. We'll see how well it does. I'm not very concerned because I always have other means to start fires.

very high heat output. perfect for boiling water fast. for frying fish I keep it on the lowest setting bc it is that hot. Valve started to leak propane after 1 year. But it is a good portable tool and my mother bought one after using mine on a camping trip

Well I have not yet been able to use this stove like I bought it for, but I will try to explain why I did buy it. First off the star rating was so I can compare this stove to what I have, maybe you might like this review if you wanted to maybe get 1. My other stove of this size does the job it was purchased for. Most of the time I either used it on hunting trips, fishing trips or just going backpacking and usually I can make hot water for coffee, hot chocolate even Oatmeal and I have even used it to cooking trout or pan fish. So why did I get this other stove if I can do what I do with mine original stove. Well, according to the package, it says that the BTU's with mixed fuel (butane and propane) for higher elevations was roughly 1500 to 2000 higher than my present stove but this 1 had something that my other 1 can't do, it has an adapter for the use of the 1lb propane canister. Now if you use your stove a lot, you know that these blended fuels can get costly and they are not user friendly when you have left over fuels in the cans that isn't enough to cook with without constantly changing to use them up. Now I can use just propane if I decide to and it still works well in elevations around the 5000 ft to 6000 ft. So I actually bought it for versatility but haven't been able to utilize it yet. I hope this will help and I will get back to this post and update it when I get to use it.

UPDATEWhile on a Christmas camping trip the ignition switch melted on us. Looks like tiny Tim won't be getting to eat a hot Christmas dinner.I purchased the 6800w version of this product. The Stove was exactly what I was looking for in my price range. Very compact size and the box that the procuct was in makes a great storave box to keep everthing together. The Stove and adapter fits in the orange plastic case. There is also a wind screen in its own cloth bag and mine also came with two little reusable silicone looking resealable bags. I'm not backpacking so the added mass of having it all in that cardboard box doesn't bother me.The setup is easy. Just have to remember to drop some of the legs before swinging them into place so that don't get hung up on the unite. Setup was easy and fast.I used the adapter and fueled with the green propane tanks. This camping trip I only used it for boiling waster for coffee and testing out dehydrated packaged foods. I didn't use the windscreen so not sure if that would of increased the heat production up more but still I was very happy with the time to boil even when the water and air temp as in the 40f that weekend.I've had not experence with air leaks or other issues but I noticed on of the complaint reviews that had pictures they had a different version then I do. Thiers seems to have a round dial on the bottom of the unit. Mine seems to be more of a structure. If you look at the images for this listing you will see they have pictures of two different versions. I have to assume that the lower powered unit was the one having the most issues.So Far I'm happy with this purchase. for small camping trips where no don't want to have to deal with a double burner camping stove, this little guy is easy to take along. I felt more comfterable setting my 64oz kettle on top this unit then I would of one of the stoves that screws onto the top of a fuel bottle.

I was very pleased with the purchase and the service. The product is excellent, works flawlessly, and the seller is just wonderful - friendly and responsive! I highly recommend this store to anyone looking for quality products and excellent service!

I would have given this a 5 but the piezo lighter stopped working the first night. It does provide lots of heat and maybe too much. Be careful not to turn this up too high. I think it’s almost dangerous. Sounds like a jet airplane taking off on full!I really love the size as I camp with a motorcycle.Also it seems very sturdy even with a pot on it.

The media could not be loaded. I love it wait till I make bacon 🥓🤤 guys at work are going to be hating me feel like a mad scientist

I have used this about 3 times now and it’s been great. Easy to use. Packs up small.

This product was used twice a day 15 days straight during a winter trip across Ontario. Once in the morning for coffee, once at night for cooking dehydrated meals. Ran a combined 20min a day average.Pros:- boils 1qt water quickly in sub zero temperature. 4 minutes or less.- easy to use, set up & pack upAdjustment feature is in a good spot. No need to get your fingers to close to flame like other designs- materials are of good quality and heaft, no issues with metal gas line hose or attachment points- auto light function saves the hastle of using a lighter or sparker (good convince)- came with heat retardant cloth, good for putting it away while still warm, into it's container-container is solid plastic, I like this as it offers better protection to the stove unlike other brands which use cheap fabric draw string bags which break easily and offer no substantial protectionCons:- auto light function did not work out of the box, the needle with the sparker wire was bent to far back from the gas outlets. This caused the spark to jump to the base of the stove instead of the gas outlet, therefore would not light. This problem was easily fixed by bending in the sparker needle closer to the gas outlets- wind gaurd comes apart to easily, althought it is of good quality materials. I would like to see a mechanism added to lock it's desired form into place to protect from wind blowing it out of shape.- the adjustment valve is quite sensitive, it's not easy to control the flame exactly without some fininking around, but it is possible with some practice.- the legs will get loose after use. I noticed on my 7th day the legs where getting quite easy to deploy, vs when it was new it took more effort. This to me is a con because eventually I can see the legs becoming loose to the point where they don't stay stowed once folded in, with no bolts or other options to re-tighten them.Over all it's a good little stove. It's useful, works, I assume will last a while longer. If this review is not updated, you can be rest assured it is still functioning as described in this review.

nice size, bad igniter placement