The media could not be loaded. Does everything it should and is a packable size. Fits inside a 750ml pot. It's a little tight in the pouch, but without the pouch it easily fits and there'sstill room for a canister. It's easy to set up and break down (see video). The igniter is tactile but tucked out of the way. That's nice because it doesn't get in the way when not in use. I personally have not used it yet, but I saw Eric Hanson (a professional backpacker on YouTube) use it for a trip and it worked great for him. I look forward to trying it for myself. Any complaints and I'll update, but with the high qualoty look and feel I don't expect I'll have any. Read more
Every bit as good as a Soto Windmaster but way more affordable. I carry and use this stove everyday in a Stanley Wildfare 32 oz pot. like cooking on an upside down rocket. Very good build quality and seems robust. removable 4 way folding pot support is very stable. I do have to adjust the angle of each leg occasionally by bending it up or down slightly when i notice a pot rocking side to side. This is a common thing with 4 legged pot supports unlike 3 legged ones (same as with 4 legged tables vs 3 legged tables). Boils water extremely fast. This stove will be in many of my upcoming videos. Campingmoon has some really nice products and I look forward to doing some YouTube review videos of their stuff this winter depending on what I purchase. I've used this stove with pots from 500ml up to 2 liters using both Isobutane and Propane. Read more
I’m very happy with the CAMPINGMOON XD-2F stove. It’s compact, lightweight, and folds down small enough to fit easily in my pack. The four flexible pot supports feel stable and secure, even with a larger pot, and the built-in igniter works reliably every time. The micro regulator does a great job maintaining a steady flame, which made cooking quick and efficient. Overall, it’s a solid, well-built stove that delivers excellent performance for its size — great value for camping and backpacking trips. Read more
This product works great and is very small. It is easy to use and you can make fine adjustments to the flame. Boils water in minutes and it is very stable with a small pot or cup on it. Read more
Is now my go to stove for my hikes. 3.5 ounces, wind resistance, quick lighting. Price can’t be beat. Case is a little over kill as it weighs almost as much as the stove but hey, just leave it at home. Love it. I have recommended it to my hiking buddies. Read more
I like this stove over all. My only dislike and reason for the four stars is that when I tighten the stove down on an isobutane canister, it is angled unlevel. I have to back it off nearly a full turn in order for it to level out for my cooking vessels. It doesn’t leak fuel as is, but I’d feel better if I could tighten it just a bit more without it being unlevel on the canister. I don’t know if anyone else is experiencing this or if it’s just mine. Other than that, it came in the mail earlier than expected and it worked well heating water for me quickly on a recent camping trip. Read more
The weight is the same as the Pocket Rocket Deluxe, costs less than half the price, and is similar in quality. I've had both, but I use this one almost 100% of the time because it can actually fit inside my Toaks 750mL pot. It isn't the best option if you're going ultralight, but it is on par with the Pocket Rocket and MSR brands in my opinion. The self-igniter is great, and I haven't had it die on me yet. The flame is also very balanced and the stove itself screws on the cans easily and is stable, not tipping any direction. Read more
This works better than my other stove. It's a smidge heavier and larger but is essentially windproof so it make up for the weight by not needing screens. Boils water faster with the same amount of fuel. Check out PaleohikerMD videos. Read more
