Volcano cooking stove

[TWGator]

On camofire right now, anybody used them?

 

[KClark]

I've had one two years, it came from CamoFire. Used it about 12-15 times, works well, is light and have had no problems. I've used it on short trips, over night mountain fishing and in my day pack for hot drinks and soup on cold days. If I lost it I would buy another but it won't replace my Jet Boil.

 

[TWGator]

Thanks, I didn't pull the trigger

 

[robtattoo]

Yup.
Bought mine on camofire early last year & I've run it many, many times. Light, compact, good flame spread, boils quickly, cheap as shit.
What's not to love?
I've had it on the beach to 12,000ft. Snow, rain, tornados & 100° and I've yet to find a fault.

 

[doverpack12]

Mine works really well. Forget when I bought it probably 3-4 years ago off Camofire. My only fault against it is in the wind I have a hard time getting stuff heated in a reasonable amount of time. Last year I bought a Primus wind shield and problem solved. If I run it really high now it will melt my igniter plastic piece slightly though. Other than that has worked every time and lights easily and has good flame control. My plan is to run it until it quits then either go MSR windboiler or Jetboil and maybe another burner with heatflux type fins adjusted to fit down on burner head like Luke runs his with soto and jetboil cups.