Price is now $16.99 as of Feb 2021. I bought one and have not used it yet. I am putting together my cook kit for a month long motorcycle ride. And yes...... I am taking my old stove as well. I like the idea of an “all in one” cook set.
Great little stove. Saw it reviewed on RUclips, bought it on e-Bay, got it really quick. I have gone out back-packing with this little sucker 11 times now. I love it. It works great! No complaints at all. It looks like crap & cheap when you receive it in the packaging. But then you use it. It is an AWESOME little stove. Cheap, well-made, does the job really well, will last a long time, weighs almost next to nothing - What is not to like? I highly recommend!!!!
The BRS stove was a design that was first designed and marketed by a company named Oil camp it is the Oilcamp lon Micro Titanium Stove...and the BRS is the China Knock-off...of a American stove design?
I love mine and keep in mind, that is a 4oz can of Isopro, not the 8oz. The 8oz would require a larger pot for nesting. Reports are that this is the "go to" stove on the thru hikes for 2017. This is a great little stove and thousands of thru hikers wont lie to you.
On the larger ones, you have an o-ring and a washer - if one fails, it's still usable. So if you're planning on using this on a long hike, I would recommend taking a spare o-ring along
I had no idea that there was stove out there that was that small that you can use for camping. I love it. I would use it in addition to another one I saw on another video that was collapsible. With all of these ideas coming out, I am looking forward to the hobby of camping or backpacking.
Watching your video answered my need for a quick easy low risk canister stove! See, I'm not a canister stove person but there are times when using one during fire bans is a wise choice. I mainly use the SOLO Stove Titan Cookset, or a Trangia 27 Cookset or a Trangia 28 Mini Cookset or an Esbit Trekker Cookset. Thanks to YOUR video I have now found my answer for a extra small reliable canister stove! HAPPY HAPPY WIN!
Good to hear your review. My stove weighs 6g and pot stand 10g totaling 16g, mind you there are a few extras that make life easier, but they are not essential. At 45g yours is maybe the world's lightest GAS stove.😉
Nice overview. I've got 2 or 3 of these (got 'em off Ebay for about the same as on Amazon) and religiously carry 2 on every trip. If one breaks or ceases to perform, I've got the other. And at 1.6 oz. total, I just don't care about the weight. I've used one fro about a year now and have no complaints so far.
i paid $9.00 for a similar stove ( ebay) but it weighs 1.67 oz/47.3g ...it's been good so far. obviously not titanium but still a decent stove . i like it.
I had a similar stove . It broke down on day 3 of a 4 day hike. I went with a peak one. Yes it's heavier but damn durable. I might give it another try though. Maybe in a b.o.b.
Good review and thanks Goatmumbler...but put that ESEE 6 to some use man! You’ve still got coating where it should be batoned off. (The 6” is my favorite!)
Hmm. No actual demonstration of the stove, which would have been easy enough to do. How long does the BRS take to boil a litre of water (a standard measure of camp stove performance)? Is the flame adjustable for simmering and reheating? How wind-resistant is it? It would have been good to see the BRS and the Pocket Rocket fired up side by side for comparison. Sincere thanks for posting this video. It looks like a nice little unit. But I still have no idea how it performs.
Wow, I actually have one of these and I haven't had a chance to use it yet. Wasn't sure how durable it is so I've been using the Snow Peak Titanium.....
That small form-factor stove is the new standard. I bought an Olicamp stove about 2-3 years for $50 and the knock-offs are probably just as good...the size is fantastic for storing in your cook-kit. Ranger bands...where do you get yours? never have used them...look handy....mumble mumble...
I am SUPER curious on how that works with wind. That is the killer feature of all of the Pocket Rocket stoves. I'll definitely impulse buy one next time I'm on Amazon
what is there not to function. I have tried and tried alcohol but have to give it to canister stoves and this stove is great, just hate giving up the simplicity of alcohol. but they are inconsistent. look at my youtube for the wind screen I made for this stove.
Amazon now charging $28 for just ONE 8oz. MSR canister, and Walmart charging $38 for just ONE 4oz.! Talk about price gouging! Seems like almost everything connected to prepping and survival has gone way up in price recently. Lots of scared people out there I guess, and with good reason...
John Ruskin said it best.“There is nothing in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and he who considers price only is that man's lawful prey.”
Terrible quality- mine failed and broke on the first use outdoors. The weld joining the pot holder to the neck snapped spilling my small pot of water. It could have been a nasty accident but the water had only been heating for about 30 seconds. I'm getting an MSR Pocket Rocket as a replacement. I want to be able to trust my equipment.
Hey Goat, What size IsoPro canister are you using in your cook kits? I'm new to backpacking and I'm looking to build one similar to yours because I love the nesting idea.
got one and it won't turn off. closed the valve completely and gas still flows at full blast. tried screwing it on not as tight but that didnt make a difference. i was at 9k ft elevation though. maybe thats the issue?
wroughtirony So now there's an American that's saying that competition is somehow specially related to their country. You suffer from terminal uniqueness, I fear. Human nature is human nature, dude. Try to get out more.
No...it’s not competition, it’s called intellectual property theft (pirating). I actually lived in China. There is nothing original there because there in nothing to protect innovation. Better think better dude!
About how many meals will these canisters cook. I have the Stanley setup wondering how many canisters to pack. I do realize the insane variables here, so general is ok.
It varies with altitude & temperature. But at 300' and mild temps (50-60's) I can get about 18 boils of 2 cups of water in a titanium pot. Hope that helps.
The BRS stove was a design that was first designed and marketed by a company named Oil camp it is the Oilcamp lon Micro Titanium Stove...and the BRS is the China Knock-off...of a American stove design?
To all you guys that like ultra light gear for camping back packing threw hikes are bug out I got a app for y'all its called Wish I buy all my gear from here it takes a while to come in at regular shipping but there is a place for rush shipping the more you shop the less you pay for stuff
Price is now $16.99 as of Feb 2021. I bought one and have not used it yet. I am putting together my cook kit for a month long motorcycle ride. And yes...... I am taking my old stove as well. I like the idea of an “all in one” cook set.
Great little stove. Saw it reviewed on RUclips, bought it on e-Bay, got it really quick. I have gone out back-packing with this little sucker 11 times now. I love it. It works great! No complaints at all. It looks like crap & cheap when you receive it in the packaging. But then you use it. It is an AWESOME little stove. Cheap, well-made, does the job really well, will last a long time, weighs almost next to nothing - What is not to like? I highly recommend!!!!
Wynand Koegelenberg Fully agree with you. I bought mine when they came out maybe nearly 3 years ago. No probs so far.
The BRS stove was a design that was first designed and marketed by a company named Oil camp it is the Oilcamp lon Micro Titanium Stove...and the BRS is the China Knock-off...of a American stove design?
So in other words the chinese BRS version is better because its lighter and cheaper and still great quality!
I love mine and keep in mind, that is a 4oz can of Isopro, not the 8oz. The 8oz would require a larger pot for nesting. Reports are that this is the "go to" stove on the thru hikes for 2017. This is a great little stove and thousands of thru hikers wont lie to you.
MSR is manufactured in the USA. That’s a very strong selling point for me, I’m waiting for them to pop out a similar stove to this
On the larger ones, you have an o-ring and a washer - if one fails, it's still usable. So if you're planning on using this on a long hike, I would recommend taking a spare o-ring along
If you put the canister in upside down you'll get a little extra room since the bottom of it is concave.
He must have read your comment, he does that in a latter video, in 2017:
ruclips.net/video/00gwQ4z_nQQ/видео.html
I had no idea that there was stove out there that was that small that you can use for camping. I love it. I would use it in addition to another one I saw on another video that was collapsible. With all of these ideas coming out, I am looking forward to the hobby of camping or backpacking.
I love mine. the best superlight stove out there. and you can't beat the price.
Watching your video answered my need for a quick easy low risk canister stove! See, I'm not a canister stove person but there are times when using one during fire bans is a wise choice. I mainly use the SOLO Stove Titan Cookset, or a Trangia 27 Cookset or a Trangia 28 Mini Cookset or an Esbit Trekker Cookset. Thanks to YOUR video I have now found my answer for a extra small reliable canister stove! HAPPY HAPPY WIN!
Good to hear your review. My stove weighs 6g and pot stand 10g totaling 16g, mind you there are a few extras that make life easier, but they are not essential. At 45g yours is maybe the world's lightest GAS stove.😉
Nice overview. I've got 2 or 3 of these (got 'em off Ebay for about the same as on Amazon) and religiously carry 2 on every trip. If one breaks or ceases to perform, I've got the other. And at 1.6 oz. total, I just don't care about the weight. I've used one fro about a year now and have no complaints so far.
Can't beat it for the price. The weight savings is just a bonus. Thanks for watching!
good2go201 real analysis
HeadShot360 Patience is a virtue. And so is planning ahead of time.
‘Twould be nice if you did a side by side comparison with the flames going
i paid $9.00 for a similar stove ( ebay) but it weighs 1.67 oz/47.3g ...it's been good so far. obviously not titanium but still a decent stove . i like it.
I've used mine about a dozen times and had no issues with it. Can't beat the price vs. the weight
I've yet to hear anything bad about this stove. AND for $14 !!
I definitely like how compact that stove is. Thanks for sharing!
Keep doing this great videos please. I have 2 of them and they work amazing good.
The Dar 3000 stove I just got for free with 2 dollars shipping to my home took 7 days to get here and love it
I can’t believe you didn’t even light the damn thing, wouldn’t you think that’s what everyone would want to see!?
His wife is standing behind him with the belt,warned him not to start a fire??? Hahahaha
Looks like a good stove. Thanks for sharing.
I have dreams that look like exactly where your shooting. Maybe in a past life I would go there.
I had a similar stove . It broke down on day 3 of a 4 day hike. I went with a peak one. Yes it's heavier but damn durable. I might give it another try though. Maybe in a b.o.b.
Found these on Ebay for less than $10 with free shipping, I think that I will give it a try.
They are great. I have been using mine for over 2 years and its still going strong. I will buy like 2 more i Think to have as backups.
Good review on this stove. I love my alcohol stove but might give this a try. Can't remember the last time I used my Pocket Rocket.
Where you been old man? I miss your vids!!!
Good review and thanks Goatmumbler...but put that ESEE 6 to some use man! You’ve still got coating where it should be batoned off. (The 6” is my favorite!)
mate your are awesone. Keep doing this great videos please!
Hmm. No actual demonstration of the stove, which would have been easy enough to do. How long does the BRS take to boil a litre of water (a standard measure of camp stove performance)? Is the flame adjustable for simmering and reheating? How wind-resistant is it? It would have been good to see the BRS and the Pocket Rocket fired up side by side for comparison.
Sincere thanks for posting this video. It looks like a nice little unit. But I still have no idea how it performs.
Thanks yr information
I buy this brs stove. Really very lightweight.
Wow, I actually have one of these and I haven't had a chance to use it yet. Wasn't sure how durable it is so I've been using the Snow Peak Titanium.....
How many meals/pots of boiling water can you cook with one canister?
Really light stove but heavy knife and pack. Seems like that’s where you can really cut the weight,
That small form-factor stove is the new standard. I bought an Olicamp stove about 2-3 years for $50 and the knock-offs are probably just as good...the size is fantastic for storing in your cook-kit. Ranger bands...where do you get yours? never have used them...look handy....mumble mumble...
You can search "Ranger bands" on Amazon. I bought a "variety" pack with free shipping. Several people sell them. Good luck!
I have 2 of them and they work amazing
I am SUPER curious on how that works with wind. That is the killer feature of all of the Pocket Rocket stoves. I'll definitely impulse buy one next time I'm on Amazon
Like many canister stoves you may need a windscreen.
Using a windscreen at all times, even with no perceptible wind, will always increase the stoves efficiency, by the way.
what is there not to function. I have tried and tried alcohol but have to give it to canister stoves and this stove is great, just hate giving up the simplicity of alcohol. but they are inconsistent. look at my youtube for the wind screen I made for this stove.
Amazon now charging $28 for just ONE 8oz. MSR canister, and Walmart charging $38 for just ONE 4oz.! Talk about price gouging! Seems like almost everything connected to prepping and survival has gone way up in price recently. Lots of scared people out there I guess, and with good reason...
大黄蜂..... sold in 60-70 RMB ($10) price range in taobao, tmall or other Chinese sellers
I use a 28oz SS cups that only weights an ounce more the the Tigers cup. like the stove but it sux in any wind or breeze.
Gotta build a cheapo windscreen.
Subscribed, great channel
Thanks!
John Ruskin said it best.“There is nothing in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and he who considers price only is that man's lawful prey.”
Roger Harris Very true, but this stove is proving quite reliable for lots of people.
Hold on...... you can puncture the canister and still take the stove part off?
Terrible quality- mine failed and broke on the first use outdoors. The weld joining the pot holder to the neck snapped spilling my small pot of water. It could have been a nasty accident but the water had only been heating for about 30 seconds. I'm getting an MSR Pocket Rocket as a replacement. I want to be able to trust my equipment.
Is it normal for the canister to leak a bit while screwing on the burner?
What is the knife you are displaying? Been following your vids for a few weeks. Love the content.
ESEE 6. Thanks for watching!
Love mine...ESEE 6 that is. Don’t have the stove yet ;)
Hey Goat,
What size IsoPro canister are you using in your cook kits? I'm new to backpacking and I'm looking to build one similar to yours because I love the nesting idea.
The small 110g version.
Thank you!
How long the gas lasts?
got one and it won't turn off. closed the valve completely and gas still flows at full blast. tried screwing it on not as tight but that didnt make a difference. i was at 9k ft elevation though. maybe thats the issue?
Or it's just a lemon. I've heard no issues at altitude with this stove.
do you still like this stove or have any problems with it?
Works great. Get ya one!
So, where is the "money shot," bro?
I really like the stove but what is the name of the cook pot?
Roger Lamb I think it's the snow peak mini solo..
Has anyone tried to refill the canister with mapp gas?
Hey did you know this video is being used on aliexpress?
It seems to be a nice stove. I own the Olicamp titanium stove that in my opinion is far more reliable. great video. Adios
Carlos Sepulveda you've heard or experienced the stove failing? Could you be specific about what goes wrong with it?
That looks like a Tops knife
What size is pot? 750ml?
Hope these and more like them help knock down the ridiculous prices of camping gear. Competition is VERY American.
wroughtirony So now there's an American that's saying that competition is somehow specially related to their country. You suffer from terminal uniqueness, I fear. Human nature is human nature, dude. Try to get out more.
No...it’s not competition, it’s called intellectual property theft (pirating). I actually lived in China. There is nothing original there because there in nothing to protect innovation. Better think better dude!
"Competition is VERY American." But this product is a Chinese ripoff.
How long do one of those mini cans last you?
Nick, check out my video on how many burns you can get from a 110g fuel canister. Cheers!
About how many meals will these canisters cook. I have the Stanley setup wondering how many canisters to pack. I do realize the insane variables here, so general is ok.
It varies with altitude & temperature. But at 300' and mild temps (50-60's) I can get about 18 boils of 2 cups of water in a titanium pot. Hope that helps.
TheGoatMumbler thank you it does help a bunch
The BRS stove was a design that was first designed and marketed by a company named Oil camp it is the Oilcamp lon Micro Titanium Stove...and the BRS is the China Knock-off...of a American stove design?
It is OLICAMP (not Oilcamp) lon Micro Titanium Stove olicamp.com/ion-micro-titanium-stove.html
too bad you don't reply to everyone!
36th ID!
Fucking use it..
Fear the Goat!!! LOL
Ha! Like that huh?
To all you guys that like ultra light gear for camping back packing threw hikes are bug out I got a app for y'all its called Wish I buy all my gear from here it takes a while to come in at regular shipping but there is a place for rush shipping the more you shop the less you pay for stuff
Send me one pls🙏🙏🙏
Buy American
Hi, got the same. The part that connects to the base of gas can gets really hot. Is this ok?
No problems here.
Um, it's a stove?