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I bought a Silverfire Rocket Stove a few weeks ago. I'm not a massive fan of gas, although I do appreciate it's convenience and I wanted something simple that I could cook on when camping a little more wild. I saw this and thought it looked brilliant.
Some photo's;
It's not massive as you can see and weigh's about 9kg. It'll boil enough water for two mugs on cardboard alone, and runs on kindling or twigs & branches perfectly fine.
Using one pan at a time can be laborious unless you're a fan of one pan fry ups. As a single person cooker it's fantastic, although I did manage to feed 7 blokes for 4 days at Le Mans two weeks ago.
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Topic: Rocket Stove
