Stöker | Stove (old version)

Stöker | Stove (old version) Reviews

Terry T.

This works exactly as advertised! Easy set up and easy to start the fire. I tested out how fast it boils water, and it did great. Perfect for my go/get home bag.

Heath C.

The Stoker stove is better than I imagined. It packs away so perfect you will forget it’s even in your pack. It’s easy to assemble and disassemble. I love it!

Shane G.

The few times I’ve been able to use this stove. Its performed great. Assembly is straight forward and I’ve been able to cook anything I desire while bushcrafting or camping. It cools down super fast due to the titanium material. Clean up is simple with a little steel wool. And it packs away flat in my pack so it’s always a no brainer to bring it. Great product 5 stars all around!!

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Tim C.

What a fantastic stove! This is hands down the best stove I have ever used. Lightweight, packs down flat, easy clean up, easy assembly and disassembly, and very sturdy. I own two of these now to have in different packs and I do believe a third will be ordered to leave in my truck.

James A.

Incredibly impressed with this little stove! I love how lightweight it is and easy to set up. It also put off a tremendous amount of heat. I can tell this is something I will use for years to come! Great work uberleben!

Alex C.

I enjoy having open fires while out in the backcountry, but if you're trying to reach someplace quickly, or don't have the time or ability to get a fire hot enough to boil your water or cook your food, this stove is your answer. It can boil my full 1/2 gallon bottle within 10 minutes of lighting my tinder, not to mention it burns very efficiently only leaving ash, and is basically a smoke-free fire even with damp wood. The fact that it can pack down flat is great for saving on space in your pack...

Matthew M.

Well made and easy to use. Packs very small in a handsome canvas sleeve. Boils fast and is a fun way to keep the kettle hot. We keep it in our camper van kit and will go with us into the backcountry from now on.

Yvette F.

We purchased this flappack stove for our Son, Shayne, who likes it a lot. It's sturdy and compact. Putting it together is straight forward and easy. We now have several products to purchase to accompany his new stove. We are enjoying seeing him find enjoyment in this product and planning a camping trip to begin using it.

Steven G.

The flat pack stove worked beyond what I expected. When the fire was going it produced a fair bit of warmth and we were able to cook on it with ease. If you are looking for something to burn wood in and you need it to be light and durable this is what you should buy!

Anne O.

Once I got my fire to start, my little Stöker stove worked marvelously well. Water was at a rolling boil in less than 5 minutes. It was easy to assemble and will be a fun thing to bring along on my next camping trip. Be sure to clear the ground where you use it. I had so much trouble lighting my fire that I neglected all the debris strewn around. Once it lit, the flames kindled some of the debris outside the stove. Alarming, but it was easy enough to stamp out. Rookie mistake.

Glen O.

Received the stove shortly after ordering. Can't say I'm not impressed, this is my first stove like this. So light ! I had seen reviews of it being hard to assemble, so I took it out and had it assembled in about 30 sec. I like the titanium and once assembled feels very stable. Can't wait to get it outside. Very impressed

Paolo F.

This thing is awsome! Super light weight, easy to light and pulls double duty as a stove to cook on or warm campfire to sit by. Cleaning it is a breeze and it takes up almost no space in my pack. Cooked dinner on it and used it to heat water for a shower in the back country.

Gidon S.

Great portable little stove. I have used it for warmth and cooking, worked like a charm both times. The vents make the air flow great and the fire burn strong, Super easy set up and portable. Great addition to the outdoor setup.

Keith H.

First time use provided a delicious breakfast cooked efficiently with minimal fuel using a cast iron skillet on a cool late summer September morning. A great way to start the day!

Deirdre F.

I gave it to my husband for his birthday and he has cooked dinner on it, on our back porch, with a large piece of limestone underneath, for 6 out of the last 10 days.

Mae G.

A favorite diversion is to stop wherever I can to have a small fire and make up a cup of tea. This stove, pot and carved cup are just perfect for a lo-tech afternoon or morning wherever the path leads. I highly recommend this gear and setup.

Todd D.

Fantastic stove!! Lightweight, easy to assemble, and easy to clean. Brewed this 6 cup coffee percolator in 15 minutes with a handful of twigs. Totally going to be using this instead of my gas stove in my backpacking Kit moving forward.

Bonji G.

As a prepper and overlander I first saw Uberleben products via Instagram and decided to give them a try. I was not disappointed with everything working as stated without flaws. I'm glad I went with the 6" hex ferro rod and Tindår Wick because they make flame making extremely easy. The Stöker Flatpack Stove facilitates those flames well and is strong enough to contain light flames to cook or boil water accordingly. At the time the Titanium version was sold out but I would suggest that instea...

Peggy K.

I purchased the Kessel pot several months ago now. And I’ve used this over a campfire, on the stoker stove, on the stove at home and this last camping trip while navigating a series of violent storms I brought out my little propane stove. The heat distribution on this little kettle is amazing I had a full pot of boiling water in less than three minutes. It cleans up nice from soot over a fire. The versatility in the handle for being hung from a tripod, a stick, a chunk of firewood, or a rope c...

Daniel P.

My sons and I hiked 6 miles into a camping site. This was lightweight and compact. It was super convenient as we only had to find small sticks. The stove worked perfectly. We were able to quickly boil water to make our food.

Nathan K.

100% impressed - I'm heading out again tomorrow, and leaving the gas stove at home. The fiire is easy to start, then the airflow takes over to keep it roaring as long as you keep feeding twigs, kindling, or whatever you're brave enough to burn under your food. A little prep the night before makes for efficient boiling in the morning. That means great coffee, fast - and you're all set to replace the kettle with a skillet (I use 10" cast iron) for eggs and sausage. Fun to use, packs light (I'm a c...

Paul T.

I make it a point to use a product at least a few times before writing a review, since I hate the "I just took it out of the box, and it's awesome, and I haven't even used it yet, but it's the best thing ever and I love it and you should buy one, too!" meaningless reviews. At this point, I have used my Titanium Stöker stove 10 times on various hikes, motorcycle campout rides, and a a camping trip based out of my Toyota FJ Cruiser. The first time I assembled the stove was a little awkward, but it...

Mike A.

I have used my titanium stove twice with my kids to heat up water for hot chocolate. Worked great! Both times I used char cloth in a birds nest to start the fire. Fun times :o)

Ken T.

This was my first non-gas fuel stove and I was super ‘stoked’ by its performance. Super light weight and easy to assemble (although some feedback for Überleben would be to include instructions perhaps?) I had it cooking my camp dinner in no time. It was also super cool to have my campfire safely contained. Could not recommend this product enough.

Jennifer

Bought the Uberleben flat pack stove for my bike touring trip next year. I ended up purchasing the stainless steel stove because the titanium version was sold out. It is a little heavier than the titanium version, but I personally feel you could still get away with using it during a bike tour trip. In order to get the fire going, you will have to start with a small amount of twigs and then gradually add more than the fire gains momentum just like you would with starting a bonfire. I also purcha...

Cliff L.

Great little twig stove . Warms up a hot meal easy easy. Match it up with a Kräftig rod, tinder wick and a pot and your good to go. Really wanting a Kessel kettle to go with the kit. Can’t wait till it’s back in stock.

Brent B.

What a great product! We have used this on the river, camping and just in the backyard. Very sturdy! So easy to pack and takes up so little space. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves cooking outdoors.

Arthur R.

I was so excited to take this thing and try it out in the field. Rain came out of nowhere while I was at the national park and this thing cooked damp wood like a champ. I used the uberleben tinder wick to light it and the bellow to keep it hot. I just bought a second one because I need two of these in my pack. If you are on the fence about getting the stove, just hit the button and get it in your cart. You will not regret this purchase I promise.

Josiah K.

This thing is great! Gather or make some small kindling, and you’re good to go. It boiled water quicker than I thought it would and is more stable than expected. The only negative I found is that the metal panels were tough to get apart after they were heated and then cooled. Not a big deal though. I just tapped them with a stick, and they came apart.

Darnell C.

What can I say. I've been trying to break it by burning it just about every night. So far no luck! My wife and I burn this thing like a fire pit. Instead of using our big pit which burns to much wood. I also took it to a friends birthday party last night, all my friends want one now! It creates heat!

Jennifer H.

The stainless steel flatpack stove did great job for cooking with both the light-weight Kessel pot and with our 5-lb. cast iron griddle (pictured). My son cooked bacon and eggs on it with ease, and this was our first time cooking over a fire! Great customer service from Darek who promptly replied to answer my question about weight limitations for the stove a few weeks ago!

Ernesto Z.

Great little portable stove. I tried it with the kettle sold by Uberleben and it is a perfect match. I got the titanium version and I'm very happy with it. Tried it a couple of times in the backyard with tags from the floor and it works very well. It feels sturdy once it is assembled and disassembling is very easy once it cooled down. The waxed canvas bag is great and I use it to carry some cotton+petroleum jelly in a ziplock bag to use as a fire starter. Would definitively buy it again.

Mark F.

I’ll start at the end and work backwards. The waxed canvas bag kept the packed stove from getting other items in the pack dirty. Big plus. I was concerned the stove wouldn’t cool down quickly, delaying the break of camp in the morning. Not so. Cooled down quickly for stowing. The unit assembles and breaks down easily. Packs thin, another plus. When choosing to go fuel-less, the 9 oz titanium version I have is a fair trade in weight and function. Less hassle as well. Outside of using in a no burn...

Ron Van J.

Camp stove- tried it out last night, while prepping and packing for my upcoming short trip. She packs light in the pouch, 4 walls, base , cup support all fit well together; assemble time for me 3 and half minutes, you might be faster. Glad I made the Uberleben selection.

Dayne T.

I had a great experience ordering from Uberleben! I ordered my Uberleben Stocker Stove and couldn’t be happier with my purchase. A great addition to my back country gear! Thank you Uberleben.

Brian R.

I have a special place in my heart for this simple little stove! They were out of stock for so long and I was chomping at the bit in anticipation of them being available again. I finally got the message they were in, and I bought one THAT DAY! One of the best purchases I’ve made for outdoor gear. This stove is truly heavy duty and bombproof. Yes, there are lots of “twig stoves” on the market. I own several of them. NONE OF THEM is as well built and solid as my Uberleben. Period. Buy one, don’t ...

Chris C.

Love the design of this stove, packs small and quick to put together. Love that I can make a fire, heat water for coffee and/or food then pack it back up and continue the adventure.

Thomas K.

First time setup with my stove after a snowfall. A few scraps of paper and some scrounged leaves and sticks and it lit right up. Still need to learn to dependably light with flint and steel, but happy to have this option for backpacking, emergencies, and such. I keep it in my car; takes up almost no space!

Robert D.

Absolutely LOVE it. Did a few "test burns" before taking it to the woods. Here it is boiling H2O to reconstitute a Mountain House Beef Stroganoff. I LOVE the blue-purple patina the stove takes upon usage, (this one is the titanium version). Easy to set up, minimal weight and minimal carry space. The the flame was initiated by a Zunden fire starter along with your Tindar Wick. EVERYTHING works as advertised and I could not be happier! (hell, I'm giddy) The 2.0 "Kessel" is perfect for reconstit...

Edward L.

Two days after I received my New Titanium Stöker Flatpack Stove + Waxed Canvas I decided to setup for it's very first burn, I was not sure if it would melt a plastic table top or char or blacken a wooden table top while sitting on,,,So I barowed one of my wife's larger muffin pan as a heat shield for this experiment,,,Three things to think about when carrying any small stove is ease of storage and fire safety🔥and fast mobility. It fit together really easily and locked together solid,,,I shook it...

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