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Lixada Portable Stainless Steel Lightweight Folding Wood Stove Pocket Stove Outdoor Camping Cooking Picnic Backpacking Stove with Backup Alcohol Burner
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There's 2 options for the purchase. 1- The folding stove and alcohol burner. 2- The stove, burner, and cup. The one I got was just the stove and burner. The one with the cup is more expensive.
By Anon Y Mous on May 31, 2018
yes
By William Paylor on May 28, 2018
Don't know if you can order the bowl but for less money you can go to a hardware store get a small sheet of sheet metal and cut it to fit the upper tray. That way everything is still flat when disassembled and transporting.
By LazyDawg67 on March 10, 2018
No
By Chris Henry on March 8, 2018
-i mainley use alcohol in mine but i have used twigs and i carie an old tooth brush with me to clean items such as this
By floyd gibson on March 7, 2018
I found it necessary to enlarge the hole for the burner very slightly. Easy fix with a couple minutes and some sandpaper.
By Airhead Rider on March 5, 2018
No. Both have their own pouch.
By Alan Yancey on March 8, 2018
3 1/8" X 3 1/8" Holes in the top of the stove allow you to place wires or rods to hold items over the flames if necessary. Hope this response helps.
By Gary D. Woodworth on March 5, 2018
i have not had any warpage with useing alcohol or sticks its agreat little stove
By floyd gibson on February 14, 2018
Yes
By Jinyong Yi on November 15, 2017
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Write a Customer ReviewBy Lamont
November 20, 2019
By Phyllis
August 26, 2019
By Charles
August 25, 2019
I have some similar stoves sold under the name Docooler and Anself. Those stoves are identical to each other. Although the furnace from Lixada uses the same design, there are some subtle differences. Lixada uses a pin assembly instead of a clip on both side panels. Components using this pin are faster and easier to assemble. The needle also comes with a retainer to prevent it from being lost, which is very good. The bag that comes in the stove is also thicker and thicker than the previous nylon bag. The third difference is that Lixada does not have an alcohol bowl that can be used to burn liquid or gelled alcohol or esbit tablets, but instead comes with a plate to hold the Trangia / Esbit / Lixada alcohol stove. This is better than using a lid to balance the stove in a previous stove, but if you want to burn gel alcohol or fuel flakes, you must now make a fuel plate. This can be done easily with aluminum in a soda can. The Lixada alcohol stove in this package is very similar to my Esbit alcohol stove and comes with a beautiful storage bag. I am very impressed with these small stoves. I haven't used Lixada yet, but I have used my Docooler stove many times, and if so, this looks a little better.
By Renee
August 23, 2019
By William
August 21, 2019
By Joshua
August 20, 2019
By Timothy
August 19, 2019
I bought this to fill the void in my kitchenware package. I used to have gas and alcohol stoves, but I never had a wood stove. The price is right, as an extra, I have another alcohol stove. The wood stove itself is packed in its own bag, and the alcohol stove is also packed in its own bag. They even include a small piece of sandpaper that makes the holes in the alcohol stove easier to install. It took only a few minutes to polish to get a clean fit. Wood stoves are well together, unlike the old ones, without hinges and none. I can't wait to put this stove outdoors and see what it can do. I bought a DZO cup and also used this setting. I am very happy with two stoves and a cup for less than $ 40.
By Teresa
August 18, 2019
One gives me one to my son, these two hiking or camping stoves are very good. Small and light Ideal for small stoves that are boiling water, to be honest, they can be used to cook small meals in pots. You need to practice to find a hot spot in the pan, but it can be done. I bought them for hiking and camping. It fits and ends very well and the product includes some sanding. I will make my own windshield and cut a steel mesh plate like a radiator mounted on the top. At this price, the cost per use is very high.
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February 14, 2019
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January 8, 2018
By ZenViking
December 22, 2017
I did not realize when I purchased this that it came with the alcohol burner, that is worth the price of admission alone. The hinges work great and dont seem to be weakening after heating like the Vargo Hexagon did on me. Though the feed port for the wood is a bit too big but not awe full (Better than the Vargo not as good as the Emberlit) Also the top is just a bit too big for the GSI cup and thus the Stanley cup without using some kind of tent stakes or whatever for additonal support. It fits the Pathfinder cup alright but had trouble with the GSI. Given the price it makes a decent back up or hobby stove. I still prefer the Emberlit Fireant it being a superior stove, but this thing is much cheaper. Its unfortunate that it being the cheap stove and the stanley cup being the popular cheap cup do not play well together.
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December 10, 2017
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December 8, 2017
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December 5, 2017
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