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BioLite CampStove 2 (2020 model)

4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 554 ratings
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Brand BioLite
Fuel Type Wood
Material Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions 5"L x 5"W x 14.02"H
Power Source rechargeable-battery
Maximum Energy Output 3 Watts
Item Weight 1.36 Kilograms

About this item

  • Generates electricity
  • USB charge
  • 4 fan settings
  • Aluminum legs
  • Come with FlexLight
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The award-winning BioLite CampStove's latest upgrade features 50% more power, an integrated battery, and an updated LED dashboard for improved control and feedback. Burning only wood, the CampStove 2's fan creates a smokeless fire that can cook meals and boil water in minutes while turning its heat into usable electricity. Compatible with the KettlePot and Portable Grill, cook up wood-fired meals and charge devices using only the sticks around you.

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4.5 out of 5 stars
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Customers say

Customers like the quality and ease of use of the portable stove. For example, they mention it's functional, easy to set up, and light. Some are also satisfied with appearance. That said, opinions are mixed on efficiency, weight, phone charging, and battery life.

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35 customers mention32 positive3 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the portable stove. They mention that it is very functional, easy to use, and amazing. Some say that it creates a lot of heat and fully charges its own battery. Overall, most are happy with the product's capabilities and recommend it to others.

"...Fired it up and phone was charged in no time. Excited that it worked. It also did a quick job boiling our water quickly...." Read more

"Beyond cool and nifty, this thing ROCKS! Easy to use, set up, gather fuel for, cook on... does exactly what you want it to do...." Read more

"Very Functional, Easy to Use, But Not As Light As Expected...." Read more

"This is an amazing product, the self contained recharging battery not only runs the fan but will recharge small devices...." Read more

9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

Customers find the portable stove relatively easy to use. They mention it's easy to set up, gather fuel for, cook on, and light. They also say the learning curve is straight forward.

"Beyond cool and nifty, this thing ROCKS! Easy to use, set up, gather fuel for, cook on... does exactly what you want it to do...." Read more

"...Well this is easy, quick, light weight and compact. I have heated up my dinner, made coffee and even cooked a couple of eggs with it...." Read more

"Very Functional, Easy to Use, But Not As Light As Expected...." Read more

"...As a learning curve, lighting it every thing is straight forward- ashes left are powder. I would buy it again." Read more

7 customers mention7 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the portable stove. They mention that it is well designed and built.

"Beyond cool and nifty, this thing ROCKS! Easy to use, set up, gather fuel for, cook on... does exactly what you want it to do...." Read more

"...The stove is very well designed and built. I would not use it as a primary camp-stove however, as it is useless in the rain...." Read more

"Had to get this because it just seemed too clever to pass up. And it is really cool, when you get it cranking..." Read more

"Pretty cool. Little heavy. But it does boil water quick. Charges phone." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the craftsmanship of the portable stove. They say it's perfectly engineered and reliable.

"...The stove is very well designed and built. I would not use it as a primary camp-stove however, as it is useless in the rain...." Read more

"...on motorcycle cross-country journeys, the need to have efficient, reliable and compact items is essential. This campstove hits all those marks...." Read more

"Heavy duty and perfectly engineered. Boils water fast." Read more

21 customers mention13 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the efficiency of the portable stove. Some mention it's very efficient at creating a fire for food, creating o lot of heat, and the fan keeps the fire going. They say it gets hot and works, but be prepared to smoke out wherever you are. However, others say that it burns wood really fast, making a ton of ash, and that the burn time is shorter than stated with pellets.

"...Excited that it worked. It also did a quick job boiling our water quickly. Light weight and easy to pack." Read more

"...It is smaller than I had expected and it took a little longer to cook with, but it did work. If they made a larger one, I'd buy another." Read more

"Beyond cool and nifty, this thing ROCKS! Easy to use, set up, gather fuel for, cook on... does exactly what you want it to do...." Read more

"Holy crap! When this thing goes, it creates a tornado of fire! Boiled 2 cups of water in 4 minutes...." Read more

18 customers mention10 positive8 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the weight of the portable stove. Some find it very light and easy to carry, while others say it's on the heavy side and awkward to carry.

"...It also did a quick job boiling our water quickly. Light weight and easy to pack." Read more

"...It's way too heavy for backpacking, but it does make sense boondocking or car camping or as part of a bugout/survival kit...." Read more

"...Size is manageable when transporting; weight isn't too bad, especially considering you don't have to lug fuel around everywhere you go...." Read more

"...Well this is easy, quick, light weight and compact. I have heated up my dinner, made coffee and even cooked a couple of eggs with it...." Read more

9 customers mention5 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the phone charging capabilities of the portable stove. Some mention that it charges their phone while cooking, while others say that it does not charge a cell phone at all.

"...It may charge your phone a little, but if that is a real concern I'd rather have a little 12W solar panel in most situations...." Read more

"Not what I was expecting. You must fully charge the battery before use and then it doesn't hold a charge no matter how hot the fire is...." Read more

"...the idea of needing to carry any fuel source and also being bale to recharge a phone if necessary...." Read more

"...to keep the flame going, and in colder weather I could not get the battery to charge...." Read more

7 customers mention3 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the battery life of the portable stove. Some say that the self-contained recharging battery not only runs the fan, but it's a great addition to burning efficiency. However, others say that it doesn't last long and dies about 15 minutes into use.

"This is an amazing product, the self contained recharging battery not only runs the fan but will recharge small devices...." Read more

"..."just in case" which turned out to be a good idea, the charge doesn't last long charing an Iphone 6, but I was able to get2 phones completely..." Read more

"...Plus the battery units is a great addition to burning efficiency with its onboard fan...." Read more

"...red light (Temp) was all the way to the top, the battery drained faster than it could regenerate...." Read more

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I am happy with this. I have a Traeger grill and tend to cook for 4 or 5 days at a time. That means I was stuck heating things up in the microwave in between times or heating up the whole grill just to warm my food. It is too hot at my house this time of year to indoor cook. I also wanted to quit using my microwave so much. I also travel by car a lot and sometimes end up sleeping in my car at a rest stop or something similar and wanted a way to make coffee or heat up food on the go. Well this is easy, quick, light weight and compact. I have heated up my dinner, made coffee and even cooked a couple of eggs with it. The only problem I have had is I tend to put more wood then I need in it and then I have to wait for it to finish burning before I can put it away. I did the initial charge via the USB port as instructed and so far my meter still reads fully charged.
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5.0 out of 5 stars It works
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023
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Phone needed charging after our hike up the mountain. Fired it up and phone was charged in no time. Excited that it worked. It also did a quick job boiling our water quickly. Light weight and easy to pack.
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Matt
5.0 out of 5 stars Un-freaking-believable!!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2018
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Beyond cool and nifty, this thing ROCKS! Easy to use, set up, gather fuel for, cook on... does exactly what you want it to do. Used it at 11k feet for 3 days for 2 meals a day with no issues whatsoever. The blower really helps get things moving when at altitude, too. Size is manageable when transporting; weight isn't too bad, especially considering you don't have to lug fuel around everywhere you go. Keep in mind, it is a little top-heavy, so be sure you're on a level surface. Also, don't be in a rush to charge your device as it takes a little while to charge things up.
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The Barman
5.0 out of 5 stars Great stove, but not quite ready to be your primary.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2018
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Holy crap! When this thing goes, it creates a tornado of fire! Boiled 2 cups of water in 4 minutes. However, it DOES take a few minutes to really get going. Using Biolite pellets in addition to wood made a big difference in flame output.

The stove is very well designed and built. I would not use it as a primary camp-stove however, as it is useless in the rain. It would be a good stove for an additional camper to take on a group trip, particularly for the charging feature.
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Seamus Boxman
4.0 out of 5 stars Fun but not very practical except as a way to burn your fingers, heavy
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2020
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Had to get this because it just seemed too clever to pass up. And it is really cool, when you get it cranking (a challenge, finding and breaking up enough sticks and pine cones and whatnot and feeding it at the right rate without smothering the fire) it is like a little blast furnace. Be careful where you put your fingers and keep your first aid kit handy! If you like playing with fire (and who doesn't), and you have plenty of time and energy to mess around gathering fuel, you'll like this.

It's way too heavy for backpacking, but it does make sense boondocking or car camping or as part of a bugout/survival kit. On our last camping trip (via canoe), was glad to have it along as I did in fact run out of propane on the next to last day, and was able to make rice and coffee and a few other things with it. You can get a nice simmer, or at full blast boil water in no time - my standard cook kit worked fine. It may charge your phone a little, but if that is a real concern I'd rather have a little 12W solar panel in most situations. The included night light was more useful.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I would buy this again
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2017
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I am happy with this. I have a Traeger grill and tend to cook for 4 or 5 days at a time. That means I was stuck heating things up in the microwave in between times or heating up the whole grill just to warm my food. It is too hot at my house this time of year to indoor cook. I also wanted to quit using my microwave so much. I also travel by car a lot and sometimes end up sleeping in my car at a rest stop or something similar and wanted a way to make coffee or heat up food on the go. Well this is easy, quick, light weight and compact. I have heated up my dinner, made coffee and even cooked a couple of eggs with it. The only problem I have had is I tend to put more wood then I need in it and then I have to wait for it to finish burning before I can put it away. I did the initial charge via the USB port as instructed and so far my meter still reads fully charged.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I would buy this again
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2017
I am happy with this. I have a Traeger grill and tend to cook for 4 or 5 days at a time. That means I was stuck heating things up in the microwave in between times or heating up the whole grill just to warm my food. It is too hot at my house this time of year to indoor cook. I also wanted to quit using my microwave so much. I also travel by car a lot and sometimes end up sleeping in my car at a rest stop or something similar and wanted a way to make coffee or heat up food on the go. Well this is easy, quick, light weight and compact. I have heated up my dinner, made coffee and even cooked a couple of eggs with it. The only problem I have had is I tend to put more wood then I need in it and then I have to wait for it to finish burning before I can put it away. I did the initial charge via the USB port as instructed and so far my meter still reads fully charged.
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Jennifer
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Functional, Easy to Use, But Not As Light As Expected.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2019
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Very Functional, Easy to Use, But Not As Light As Expected. When you pack it all up (battery inside stove, stove inside water heater) it becomes fairly heavy. That is fine for me as a car-camper, and short-distance hiker. I also bought it for my son - who does longer hikes where he carries everything. He uses it but has let me know that it is quite awkward to carry.
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Phillip Clay
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for camping!
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2018
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I went camping in the Fort Bragg area, all the tinder was not exactly dry but once the fire got going it was awesome! I recharged the battery before leaving "just in case" which turned out to be a good idea, the charge doesn't last long charing an Iphone 6, but I was able to get2 phones completely charged.
Charging the battery with the fire wasn't as fast as I expected or wanted but it did recharge the battery from almost dead to full with a few small fires on low fan speed. Overall I would recommend this product, even with it's weight for backpackers who wild camp or anyone who camps or "glamps", my next purchase my be the fire pit they make as some places in California are now not allowing open fires.
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Tim A. Hawkins
5.0 out of 5 stars Great portable stove
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2018
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This is an amazing product, the self contained recharging battery not only runs the fan but will recharge small devices. After being lit it is smokeless- dryer the fuel the better or the pellets they sell for longer burn on a single load- it is twig hungry. As a learning curve, lighting it every thing is straight forward- ashes left are powder. I would buy it again.
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Toni Lassu
5.0 out of 5 stars A great stove and emergency charger
Reviewed in Canada on March 24, 2020
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I used this as a stove with my Jetboil 1.5L pot (which fits perfectly) and it boils water just as fast as a conventional stove. Maybe faster. The charger works well and the built in fan makes starting a fire pretty idiot proof. I'm a backpacker and I've added this to my gear list for a few reasons. 1) I can bring less fuel overall as I have another option for boiling water. I can bring a smaller batter pack as I can use some juice from this guy here and there. Finally, it's nice to have a little fire at a remote campsite when I don't feel like hauling rocks and larger logs. It's fast and easy to have a nice little fire before you go to bed without all the work.
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Wolfram Better
5.0 out of 5 stars Bis 45 Minuten Flamme mit einer Ladung Pellets
Reviewed in Germany on February 8, 2019
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Heute kam mein zweiter CampStove via Amazon. Meinen ersten habe ich kurz vor Weihnachten direkt beim Hersteller gekauft und er ist seitdem täglich, meist mehrmals in Betrieb, fast ausschließlich mit Pellets. Speziell für diesen Zweck habe ich den Ofen gekauft. Pellets brennen sehr gut, wenn sie ausreichend Luft bekommen. Wenn nicht, qualmen sie furchtbar. Ein aktiv belüfteter Ofen ist da fast ein Muss. Der CampStove schafft das ohne Batterien und Kabel. Er erzeugt den Strom für den Lüfter selbst und sorgt dadurch für eine konstante Luftzufuhr, unabhängig vom Ladezustand. Das funktioniert so gut, dass noch Strom übrig bleibt, um ein Smartphone in Bereitschaft zu halten, obwohl ich das eher als einen Bonus ansehe..

Pellets sind, wie bereits erwähnt, ein etwas anspruchsvolles Brennmaterial. Sie sind auch im CampStove nicht ohne Tücken. Daher ein paar Tipps für den sicheren Umgang.

1. Keine Pellets nachlegen, dabei besteht immer die Gefahr, dass die Flammen verlöschen und der Ofen zur Nebelkerze wird. Stattdessen den CampStove vor dem Anzünden mit der benötigten Menge füllen und dann von oben mit einem Zündwürfel anzünden. Den Zündi am besten direkt unter das Thermoelement legen (siehe Foto), so startet der Ofen am schnellsten. Ein voller CampStove bietet etwa eine Dreiviertel Stunde Flammen, ein halbvoller gut eine halbe Stunde, wenn man auf Stufe 1 beginnt und nach ca. 12 und 18 Minuten auf 2, respektive 3 hochschaltet, sobald die Flammen kleiner werden. Schon ein Viertel der Zeit, knapp acht Minuten reichen, um einen Liter Wasser zum Kochen zu bringen. Nach dem Verlöschen der großen, gelben Flammen liefert der CampStove noch einmal etwa die gleiche Zeit etwas geringere Hitze aus der verbliebenen Glut, vorausgesetzt er ist zugedeckt.

2. Den CampStove immer zugedeckt betreiben, wenn der Lüfter läuft. Er bläst die meiste Luft am oberen Rand ein und ohne Topf, Kessel oder einen Deckel wird das Thermoelement, das sich ebenfalls dort befindet, zu stark gekühlt, sodass sich der Ofen frühzeitig abschaltet und viele halb verbrannte Pellets übrig bleiben. Mit Deckel verbrennen sie bis auf einen kleinen Rest (s. letztes Foto). Zum Abdecken eignet sich besonders gut ein Deckel einer Konservendose, der mit einem seitlich schneidenden Dosenöffner abgetrennt wurde (siehe Foto). Für dessen Handhabung benötigt man allerdings eine Zange. Sehr gut eignet sich eine Wasserpumpenzange.

Beim ersten Aufsetzen eines Topfes sollte man auf die Flammen achten, die dann an drei Seiten herausschlagen (s. Foto).

Fazit des Vergleichs alt vs neu: Der CampStove zeigt auch nach intensivem Gebrauch keine nennenswerten Ermüdungserscheinungen. Der neue lief zum Schluss fünf Minuten längee und schaltete sich erst nach 64 Minuten ab.
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Wolfram Better
5.0 out of 5 stars Bis 45 Minuten Flamme mit einer Ladung Pellets
Reviewed in Germany on February 8, 2019
Heute kam mein zweiter CampStove via Amazon. Meinen ersten habe ich kurz vor Weihnachten direkt beim Hersteller gekauft und er ist seitdem täglich, meist mehrmals in Betrieb, fast ausschließlich mit Pellets. Speziell für diesen Zweck habe ich den Ofen gekauft. Pellets brennen sehr gut, wenn sie ausreichend Luft bekommen. Wenn nicht, qualmen sie furchtbar. Ein aktiv belüfteter Ofen ist da fast ein Muss. Der CampStove schafft das ohne Batterien und Kabel. Er erzeugt den Strom für den Lüfter selbst und sorgt dadurch für eine konstante Luftzufuhr, unabhängig vom Ladezustand. Das funktioniert so gut, dass noch Strom übrig bleibt, um ein Smartphone in Bereitschaft zu halten, obwohl ich das eher als einen Bonus ansehe..

Pellets sind, wie bereits erwähnt, ein etwas anspruchsvolles Brennmaterial. Sie sind auch im CampStove nicht ohne Tücken. Daher ein paar Tipps für den sicheren Umgang.

1. Keine Pellets nachlegen, dabei besteht immer die Gefahr, dass die Flammen verlöschen und der Ofen zur Nebelkerze wird. Stattdessen den CampStove vor dem Anzünden mit der benötigten Menge füllen und dann von oben mit einem Zündwürfel anzünden. Den Zündi am besten direkt unter das Thermoelement legen (siehe Foto), so startet der Ofen am schnellsten. Ein voller CampStove bietet etwa eine Dreiviertel Stunde Flammen, ein halbvoller gut eine halbe Stunde, wenn man auf Stufe 1 beginnt und nach ca. 12 und 18 Minuten auf 2, respektive 3 hochschaltet, sobald die Flammen kleiner werden. Schon ein Viertel der Zeit, knapp acht Minuten reichen, um einen Liter Wasser zum Kochen zu bringen. Nach dem Verlöschen der großen, gelben Flammen liefert der CampStove noch einmal etwa die gleiche Zeit etwas geringere Hitze aus der verbliebenen Glut, vorausgesetzt er ist zugedeckt.

2. Den CampStove immer zugedeckt betreiben, wenn der Lüfter läuft. Er bläst die meiste Luft am oberen Rand ein und ohne Topf, Kessel oder einen Deckel wird das Thermoelement, das sich ebenfalls dort befindet, zu stark gekühlt, sodass sich der Ofen frühzeitig abschaltet und viele halb verbrannte Pellets übrig bleiben. Mit Deckel verbrennen sie bis auf einen kleinen Rest (s. letztes Foto). Zum Abdecken eignet sich besonders gut ein Deckel einer Konservendose, der mit einem seitlich schneidenden Dosenöffner abgetrennt wurde (siehe Foto). Für dessen Handhabung benötigt man allerdings eine Zange. Sehr gut eignet sich eine Wasserpumpenzange.

Beim ersten Aufsetzen eines Topfes sollte man auf die Flammen achten, die dann an drei Seiten herausschlagen (s. Foto).

Fazit des Vergleichs alt vs neu: Der CampStove zeigt auch nach intensivem Gebrauch keine nennenswerten Ermüdungserscheinungen. Der neue lief zum Schluss fünf Minuten längee und schaltete sich erst nach 64 Minuten ab.
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Vïto Tsunami
5.0 out of 5 stars AssolutaMente Geniale
Reviewed in Italy on December 21, 2018
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DIFETTI : è un pò pesante per un lungo trekking zaino in spalla. è una fonte energetica di back up(la corrente fornita ricarica un solo smartphone moderno).
PREGI : rispetto ad altri fornellini è piccolo ma tremendamente efficace, produce poco fumo e non sporca molto di nero i tegami (meglio sempre strofinarne il fondo con il sapone prima dell'uso). in proporzione al carburante consumato ha un ottimo rendimento termico e basse emissioni (rapporto stechiometrico combustibile-comburente vantaggiosissimo per via della turbina). interessante la possibilità di usarlo anche con un bruciatore ad alcool tipo trangia anche indoor come spiritiera sovralimentata(cosa sconsigliata dal produttore per motivi di sicurezza), posizionando uno spessore inerte per allineare il bruciatore stesso alla giusta altezza.
CONCLUSIONI : policarburante efficientissimo ok per emergenze,hikes in bicicletta moto o auto,fornisce energia elettrica dalla combustione...che altro dire? 100%
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Vïto Tsunami
5.0 out of 5 stars AssolutaMente Geniale
Reviewed in Italy on December 21, 2018
DIFETTI : è un pò pesante per un lungo trekking zaino in spalla. è una fonte energetica di back up(la corrente fornita ricarica un solo smartphone moderno).
PREGI : rispetto ad altri fornellini è piccolo ma tremendamente efficace, produce poco fumo e non sporca molto di nero i tegami (meglio sempre strofinarne il fondo con il sapone prima dell'uso). in proporzione al carburante consumato ha un ottimo rendimento termico e basse emissioni (rapporto stechiometrico combustibile-comburente vantaggiosissimo per via della turbina). interessante la possibilità di usarlo anche con un bruciatore ad alcool tipo trangia anche indoor come spiritiera sovralimentata(cosa sconsigliata dal produttore per motivi di sicurezza), posizionando uno spessore inerte per allineare il bruciatore stesso alla giusta altezza.
CONCLUSIONI : policarburante efficientissimo ok per emergenze,hikes in bicicletta moto o auto,fornisce energia elettrica dalla combustione...che altro dire? 100%
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5.0 out of 5 stars Le top du top simplement le meilleur Bravo biolite
Reviewed in France on September 16, 2018
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le meilleur de tous les meilleur barbecue portable que je connaisse et en plus il marche au bois donc c'est bio il a suffisamment d'intensité pour recharger vos appareils électriques je vous le conseille à 300 % même à 1000 pourcents c'est le meilleur que je connaisse il y a rien d'équivalent sur le marché
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great smoke machine I purchased this order been on a ...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 22, 2018
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Great smoke machine I purchased this order been on a 3 months camping exhibition and all they did was give me hassle I had the first generation which was great but what the hell is going on with this thing there is No!!! perfect bits of wood to explain to get this to light perfect. it's switch off when it wants to and then decides to spark a good flame and then switch off again from a person who loves this product why oh why did I sell the old model yes I can see why they done it but charging a battery is just like having something connected to charge anyway! with the flame temperature control just is fuming in other words do not buy this model
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