FIREBOX STOVE REVIEW | One stove to rule them all.

I’ve been using the Firebox Stove 5” Stainless for a couple of years now and just want to share why I believe it's the best stove option out there. Its inherent flexibility with regards to fuel sources, and options makes it a very useful stove when camping

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[TBNTX]

I own the O.G Firebox, the Nano and the Scout. They are all rock-solid products. I also have some of the optional accessories, too.

[latigomorgan]

Great review! I have the 5" Firebox and the Nano. I mostly use a Trangia in the Nano for quick cooks like coffee, tea, or boiling water for a dehydrated meal.

I also have an Esbit stove I bought in Germany when I was in the Army 30 yrs ago. I pulled it out a while back and it still had a box of tablets in it and a book of MRE matches tucked inside the box. Just for fun, I set it up and lit a 30 yr old tablet with a 30 yrs old match and heated up a cup of water for some tea. It all worked perfectly. I was surprised the matches were still good, since the storage hasn't always been humidity free.

Your little multi-fuel stove is really nice. I'd like to get one for myself, eventually. Pathfinder was making one, but they didn't make it for long. I don't know if there was something wrong with it, or maybe sales weren't what they expected and discontinued it. I am going to e-mail Firebox Stoves and see if Steve will "invent" a multi-fuel burner that can be used in the Firebox stoves.

[factoryrestosaustralia]

Great info thanks. Can U use petrol in a trangier?

[dirtbikeadv]

Nice review helps me decide with a long trip coming up. What was the final "So forth" count

[SkinnyWaterAdventures-gcbr]

Looks like I’ll be buying a Firebox stove. Thanks for the review, very thorough

[woodnugget]

Trangia are awesome I’ve used them for over 40years and use a triangle on most days. The firebox is a great addition to complement the trangias. Absolutely love using them