Bushcraft Essentials - Outdoor Cooker Bushbox Ultralight

Great, ultra light, because it is very thin, intuitive and easy to assemble, perfect for my Tatonka alcohol stove which often went out without a windshield...

Good for backpacking and compact survival kits. I keep it in the front pocket of my Condor water bottle pouch. I didn't have the opportunity to use it much so I don't know how it will hold up in the long term.

Light and shadow. I received the part today and just tested it. I bought it primarily for use with the Trangia stove. The weight and size are of course absolutely great. But I was just about to have a tantrum when I put it together and only the imense price prevented me from knocking the thing in the bin. To use it with the Trangia, you should not use the base plate so that you can extinguish the stove with the lid at any time. But if I don't install the base plate, I won't get it plugged together. At the latest when you try to install the top plate, everything falls apart again and again. After a lot of trying and grumbling, I built the hobo around the Trangia and that works really well at some point with a bit of practice. I completely filled the Trangia and let it burn empty. After that, all parts have slightly deformed, but this is no problem at the moment. I can't say how it develops if you've used it often. I'm not really dissatisfied but I'm kind of disappointed. If such a hobo cost 10 euros, it would all be okay. But for the price that “BE\"” is asking... I'll subtract the stars for that because it's a joke to me.”

The best multi-fuel cooker in terms of weight and size. With this stove, you don't think twice about taking it with you because of the weight. You simply leave it in your backpack, whether it's a day trip or a weekend trip in the woods. Because it weighs almost nothing. And yet it is super stable. This stove is worth the price