Stove Kits Better Than Jetboil?! You’d Be Surprised!

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A complete comparison of the most popular backpacking stoves and pots.

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[jonsanford]

That Stanley pot is really solid for $10-15 depending on where you buy it. The only things I don’t like about it are… 1. It’s very tall and narrow compared to other pots. I never tipped it, but always am on edge using it, because it feels like it would be really easy to tip. 2. If you put a small fuel canister in it, it’s such a perfect fit, it makes a vacuum and is a pain to get out.

Otherwise, you can’t go wrong if you’re on a budget.

[Kevinschart]

the stanley is great. it's a little heavy compared to the titanium options, but i love that i can boil water for food and my hot cocoa in the same receptacle.

[lh]

i can't cook in real life and i'm not starting now. peanut butter packets and tortillas.