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Just missing out on top spot by 1 point, is the Atapi Ultralight Titanium Wood Burning Stove. Before putting this list together this is the stove expected to outshine all others and sit at the top of the list. Of course it’s important to buy yourself the best multi fuel stove possible – one that is efficient, provides plenty of heat and looks good in your room.

Another feature that was quite impressive is the multipurpose pot support system, which allowed us to use alternative cookware like a cast iron pan as well as a tea kettle. Key FeaturesWind performance – Good, can hold a relatively large fire, so wind is less of a factor when burning lots of wood. Our testing has shown that higher BTU output is connected to worse fuel efficiency, however, and indeed the Selkirk was thirstier than the typical 10,000 BTU stoves like the Coleman Cascade Classic or Eureka Ignite.

Wind performance – Wind can have a dramatic effect on performance of any small fire. We review the design & user experience to help rate this essential criteria.Gel fuel can be difficult to control the size and therefore changing temperature of the fire relative to solid or gas camp stove fuel. Sturdiness – Again we look at design to see if each stove can support heavy, small, or large loads, and what’s it’s susceptibility to topple is. Fuel tablets are light weight and do not take up much space. They are easy to ignite, and provide a good amount of heat. Fuels other than white gas have more impurities that may, over time, clog stove parts such as the fuel tube. What makes it so great is the multi-combustions mechanism created by no other than those small holes on its body. The amount of circulating air creates a strong fire that will allow you to cook food in a short amount of time.