Camping stove - Lixada folding wood stove (twig stove)
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Camping stove - Lixada folding wood stove (twig stove)
In this video I take a look at the Lixada folding wood stove.
It's a great value camping stove (costs under £13 shipped in the UK), that is great when you need to cook or make a brew and can't have a larger fire or fuel is limited to burning small twigs. The stove is very efficient and can cope with pots and pan of different sizes and weights easily. This stove is great value for money and it has the added bonus of unlimited free fuel. If you like the video then please remember to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications of my new videos.
Thanks for watching.
I have the exact same Lixada wood stove model that I have been using for about four years now. I've made cowboy coffee & cooked my meals with it Really works well and I am indeed very pleased with it.
Great stove I have two of them.
They work brilliantly with charcoal
Heck yeah, I bought the small version and just tried it today and it was great. I also have there gasifier stackable stove, and a 3 piece one like the one you showed, but it's only 3 pieces and has 3 cross bars in top.
All 3 from the same company and each one has it's own pros and cons.
Thanks as always for watching mate and taking time to comment.
Something a little different in my new video if you're interested. A bit of woodland camping.
th-cam.com/video/cFkKjNkJmLQ/w-d-xo.html
Paul Messner for sure sir. I’ll check the video out after work :) nothing like cooking over wood. Next time you use your stove try wood pellets. They burn nicely and for a long time on the go when time is important.
Great little stove, Paul, and I have bought one simply on this video, as I will be ‘bush crafting’ more than year.👍🏾
Regards
It's a great stove Paul. Had mine now for over a year. There is now a titanium version weighing 225g. My titanium version is made by Tomshoo and cost £14 :)
Thanks for the review. I have been debating on getting one of these. I have a jetboil and want something that burns wood just to have something for boiling water for a brew. After watching you do up the sausages now I am sold on this stove.
Great video. I have one of these and Lixada stoves and have used it enough to say that it's a great value. The stainless steel will warp slightly over time, but that doesn't effect the functionality of the stove; it only makes fit together more tightly. I have ordered the titanium version which only costs slightly more and I'll be doing a review of it soon.
Thanks for posting.
Nice little overview... Can't beat a large aperture in the front !!!!
Larger isn't always better 😂. Thanks for watching 👍
Great wee stove, good idea cooking on top on that cut wood. Handy height to work with to.
i too have this stove and i have tested it numerous times. good value, well made easy to use. ✅😎🔥✌️👍
Lixada also makes a titanium version of this stove which only costs about $10 more. I have both the Stainless Steel and titanium versions and other than the metal used, there's no difference between the two. The smaller version which say's titanium is only titanium coated, so I don't really see the benefit of that, however the ones I have are great. When the nylon pouch wears out, you can just use a zip lock bag which will do the job just fine, so don't let the pouch keep you from purchasing this stove.
The titanium one ist lighter?
Good info there thanks. Thanks as always for watching mate and taking time to comment.
Something a little different in my new video if you're interested. A bit of woodland camping.
th-cam.com/video/cFkKjNkJmLQ/w-d-xo.html
Thrifty Survivor, thank you, I was wondering why the smaller one weighed more than the larger one. I thought it was a typo in the listing.
Not too shabby. Love it. Looks like fun camping out in the snow.
On editing the bigger one (video) now... That's what she said 😂
Looking forwards to it
Setup could be quicker but apart From that looks good, probably going to buy it based on this review.
Got the titanium version and love it
Brilliant video for a quiet walk camp stove lunch , like the twig stove
Cheers Andrew. Glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Looks like it breaths well, nice review, thanks for sharing.
Yes, the medium/large Lixada/Overmont/Tomshoo "clone" stoves breathe better than the original Emberlit stoves because they added 16 air holes to the bottom plate where the Emberlit had none.
Brilliant piece of kit. Compared with the more expensive ones about you can't go wrong with this.. just bought one and uploaded a little video maby give it a thumbs up and subscribe 👍
great for carrying in the auto for emergencies. take fuel with you or source fuel on site.
I have a simular titanium version from China. Mine is 216 gram, love it!
Thanks for the review. I have just ordered one of these.
Looks like we've all had the twig stoves out this weekend! I used that same model.
There must have been a sale on at amazon 😂
I got one of those chinese knock-off's. It works really well for boiling water and/or heating something in the field. And for 10-ish $ it's not bad value either.
Nice one Paul - just bought one. Mark
Great video, I've ordered the same stove i think its a great stove can't wait to use it .
Thank you. Hope you like it
Jetboil zip best option in every normal winter condition for me 400 Gramm gas bottle you can use this beast like 3 weeks 😉 even with potstand
So where is the comparison between one of the most expensive (and gas-powered) stoves on the market and one of the cheapest and efficient stoves where the fuel is free? Surely you are not trying to tell us that those who buy the most expensive for the sake of it are the only real campers!
Rufan!! Ist bessrr but you can’t cook sausages in a JetBoil...
Nice stove, I've just bought the smaller version with the hinges, pretty impressed with the build quality for the price. ATB Ben
I have the firebox nano so this time chose the slightly bigger stove. Very happy with it. Cheers Ben
thanks 🧡
Hmm, I think I will get one of these. I have a gas and spirit stove but after one go with the spirit stove gave it up, as I thought it was far to slow, plus the fact, I was getting funny looks when asking for meth's in the local shops. I know for a fact my grandson would enjoy me cooking with this one. Nice demo, cheers Alan
Thank you Alan. It's a great value stove and works a treat. It also fits a meths stove inside if you want use it as a pot stand for that. It makes it a very versatile piece of kit. The bonus for me is you can just snap off small twigs so virtually zero processing and it free. There's a link in the description with all the specs. Cheers
Thanks 😊 love it what did you use to start the 🔥 so effortlessly I saw a knife and something else
Very nice video +1thank you👌👌👍👍
What knife is that ? Looks awesome
Awesome dude. I clicked on this video because i just bought that stove. Stayed because you are the spitting image of my mate Randy. Dude what's the script with the pot rest parts, can I get away with not using them if the pot is wider than the stove or do they act as stability? Thanks brother. One love from Scotland
I’m curious if that stove put out enough heat to make you feel at least a little bit warmer. Could you feel the heat anywhere besides your hands and face? At the very least, it seems like it might be a good way to heat up some water to warm you inside while you gathered stuff for a bigger fire. And then you’d have some nice hot coals to start that with.
Thank you for the review!
Been thinking about making one of these out of a few dollar store cookie baking sheets.
Why would you even try making one, they're 17.00 lol
Thanks for watching Bruce. Glad you found it helpful
Great video mate, really decent/helpful review (y)
Thanks as always for watching mate and taking time to comment.
Something a little different in my new video if you're interested. A bit of woodland camping.
th-cam.com/video/cFkKjNkJmLQ/w-d-xo.html
How would you use this when it’s raining?
What could be sued as a shelter that is both fire and water proof?
Always enjoy watching your reviews Paul, this one had me drooling at your sausages sizzling away there! Looks a solid piece of kit.
Anthony
Thanks for watching and commenting Anthony. It's a decent little stove for the price. Best wishes Paul
Ty for the share there
Hi Paul, love your videos. I'm just wondering what the longest time is, that you would recommend storing sausages in your bag, before they become no good. Thanks.
Excellent Paul looks like a handy lightweight option and certainly seemed to perform well. Starving now though lol. Cracking review as always mate, catch up soon. Take care Steve
Cheers buddy. Its a handy bit of kit for in the woods. I wouldn't carry up the hills. Did you film walla crag?
Paul Messner yeah awesome woodland stove 👌 and an abundance of fuel at hand for free. Defo going to get a few woodland camps in this year. Yeah took a little footage and should be uploaded in the next 30 mins, shame you couldn’t make it as it was stunning sunset. Anyways hopefully catch up soon and get something sorted. Take care Steve
Where do you find dry twigs in winter when everything is damp?
Great review. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
10 minutes to boil! I guess that’s the price to pay for not carrying a jetboil + fuel canisters. I’m currently weighing the benefits and drawbacks of both.
I own both a jetboil and a lixada wood stove and recommend them both. I use them slightly differently. A jetboil is for convenience, the wood stove is for those moments when you have time and enjoy the ritual of fire
In those weather conditions and with almost freezing water and cold gas canister a jet boil wouldn’t be too much quicker.
Bushcraft way , it's the experience you get from it. We all know when to use tools respectively.
Well, is not like you are in a rush are you? if you take a 20-30min break should be time enough.
Thanks for the video, I just got one of these and want to try it out. I have the same cookware as you (anodised aluminium) is it alright to use on an open fire?
I have the same 16cm version of this "clone" stove, with mine being branded Overmont rather than Lixada. Both this 16cm (medium) version and the 19.5cm (large) version are basically well made Chinese clones of the beloved original (Made in U.S.A.) Emberlit stove. They not only managed to greatly reduce the overall price, but they also incorporating a couple of minor design changes that most end-users would probably consider improvements over the original. Those being a larger feed opening in the front and perforations in the lower shelf to slightly improve updraft.
Wish this one was hinged! X
Nice little review Paul ..atb ..steve
Thanks for watching Steve. Glad you liked it.
Nice one Paul. One question though.... what were the sausages? Cant get my favorite here in Canada... Lincolnshire!!!
Paul has Lemmy Kilmister's voice!
What cup did you use to boil the water?
Does anybody know a good tripod style pot holder (folding, preferably)? I intend to use one instead of such a stove, you know, just make a fire underneath and surround it with stones to create a windscreen... But I can't seem to find one that is small and light enough for backpacking.
If I'm using a tripod I tend to make one from branches and cordage. I wouldn't carry a metal tripod myself although I see how they could be useful. Have you seen squirrel cookers before? They seem quite handy and you get lightweight ones of those.Thanks for watching. Best wishes. Paul
“Standard” tent pegs mate, I know this is late, but oh well
Is there a bigger version of this ?
All you need Stove And pair Gloves and saw cut wood up we bits
your smock is in clip! Roll your hood in when not in use ;)
how thick is it???
I just bought mine. You sold me. Question? Read some reviews of then warping from over loading with wood. Has anyone had this happened??? And if so, the hell type and amount of wood were you using. Or was it just a matter of running it for long periods of time???
It's the nature of thin steel I guess. I've not noticed any issues to worry about. the stove remains solid and still easily assembles. Thanks for watching. Best wishes. Paul
I've purchased a small foldable Lixada stove - 9cm model, and it didn't work for me. Well not really. I was trying to boil a water in a soldier kettle pot and after hours I still couldn't get it done. It seemed the pot was dissipating the heat faster than receiving it from the stove. The stove was burning really well, it was quite hot. I think it could've worked for a smaller pot. I'm going to give it a try for a bigger version.
I’m digging ur knife... where did u get?
Song Jyong Choi I’m sure it’s a helle knife, just google it, they have a high carbon steel core , and stainless steel layers < yes actual stainless steel metal layers and high carbon steel core
On Amazon, this stove is $28.. The "Firebox Stove" (similar situation + design) is $60... Don't know if that price is worth it, lol... thoughts ?!
titanium frypan is a total shit. It's better to bake on the flame
Centimeters? What's centimeters? Is that foul language? Do you have to bleep that?
Emberlite is very unhappy as this is a knockoff