The ULTIMATE Upright Canister Stove Comparison - Watch THIS Before You Buy One!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I love doing comparison videos on stoves, especially in large volumes :) Today we are going to look at all 15 upright canister stoves that I own, and see how they perform!
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Snow Peak Gigapower: • Pocket Rocket 2 KILLER...
MSR Pocket Rocket 2: • Is the MSR Pocket Rock...
MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe: • MSR Pocket Rocket Delu...
MSR Pocket Rocket Battle: • MSR Pocket Rocket Batt...
Soto Amicus: • Is the Soto Amicus a B...
Soto Windmaster: • Is the Soto Windmaster...
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I’ve always enjoyed watching my lawn get watered with my sprinklers I’m not surprised I love watching water get boiled on TH-cam thanks Ernie
Love the comparison. Great job. But is there a way that you could summarize the data when you do these tests in a table? Easy to see the big picture.
Yesssss! A 20 min video is cool, but a table with model, time to boil, and fuel used would be a nice recap! Thanks!
Table with results will be great 👍
Yes please, I’m looking in the comments for one too
I second that
@@julianscott4682 same
Very nice comparison!
Although I have a feeling that the larger stoves aren't being done justice with the small pot. They're designed for larger pots/pans so much more of the heat is wasted to the side compared to smaller stoves which output most of the heat in the center.
Also I think that no stoves are universally great for both pot and pans. The larger stoves are better for pans as they'll heat the pan more evenly - where as the smaller stoves can boil water faster and the center heavy heat isn't an issue.
Man, I really appreciate comparisons like this 👍
Bought my Windmaster based on 2 videos. Your comparison video and one done by @theoutdoorgearreview
Honestly, it's spectacular! Used on to of 11,000 foot mountains in CO and it performs great! Replaced my JetBoil and I couldn't be happier
I have just watched both of those videos as well, and I am seriously contemplating purchasing the soto windmaster as a result of this. 👍🏿😊
I have just purchased a little Njord stove which arrived today and I'm looking forward to trying it out as well. It is a NZ company, and I think the stove is made in China. It was only NZ35 so it will be interesting to see how it goes.
As I start making videos, I regret giving away so much of my stuff over the past few years. I'm down to 2 canister stoves and 3 alcohol burners. Guess I'll have to go buy more eventually. 🤣 I am 100% a Windmaster fan. I still have a BRS, but it never gets used. I want to try out some of those multi-burner monsters you've been reviewing lately. Those look fun. Thanks and stay well down there, Ernie.
'I'm a subscriber that lives in my minivan and use your stoves that works great for me .... I cook for myself often
Thanks for the video. I have a soto amicus and love it. I also have a turbo 270 from camping gaz and love it also (hard to find canisters for this one but the quality is there.) I recently purchased a firebox nano and am enjoying using it. I hike and camp in the low country of SC and while I've never been to Louisiana I imagine it is similar. I'm a heavy user of your great channel. Thanks for all you do and take good care
i own two in this list, two different animals, but i guess the real question is what do you need each stove for. i have on of the ebay $10 blow torch stove and the Colman peak 1. only reason i have the peak on is the fact i found out the ebay blowtorch it great at boiling water but not much else. the peak 1 has better flame control. both are cheap but both have their place. great contribution thanks for you work
Great comparison but I would like to see a comparison of stoves for simmering a soup or stew for 20 - 30 minutes in a stainless steel Billy pot. I have had a pocket rocket for about 20 years And it still boils water quickly but I have difficulty getting the heat low enough to simmer foods without scorching.
I would also like to see such a comparison. I just bought the Soto Windmaster but it would be nice to know if something like the Primus Classic Backpacking Stove is better for simmering, because auf the wider burner head.
@@MikeAchtelik I'm thinking it probably would be, as the flame will cover more of the bottom of the pot and hopefully create a more even heat distribution.
Late to reply but the Primus classic is in my bush pot kit for just that reason. It simmers and has great fuel control for low heat needs like baking and omelets.
a chart ilustrating the results would've been really helpful.
I'm still using the original Snowpeak titanium after a couple of decades, lighter without piezoelectric and I start it scraping a rod. I would like to use it in 'remote canister ' style inside a titanium wood stove.
Having owned approximately 40 "camping" stoves over the past 50 years, the Snow Peak GigaPower Titanium stove is the best canister stove I've ever used. It really is a shame that Snow Peak had to screw everything up royally and now you can no longer purchase it, at least in the US. I made a long comment on the GigaPower Ti in this thread.
Thanks for the great content. I just purchased my 1st upright stove based off of all these great stoves you reviewed!
Superb video. Appreciate the thoroughness.
Thank you for the video Ernie! Lots of good information!! Take care and stay safe my friend !!
Thank you very much Ernie! Appreciate all the time, details in uploading and info. Very helpful!
Awesome comparison. Enjoy your channel. Be safe out there camping and hiking
Soto Amicus is my favourite and Winner of Quality, Performance, Price and Size. I love it, it makes all my other stoves redundant.
@@seankirk333 that’s good to know. I’ve a cheep Vango one for years. Done great but want an upgrade.
@@seankirk333 wasn’t sure between the amicus or the wind master. Have friends that have either that swear by both 🤣 got a feeling I can’t go wrong with either
I have read other reviews that have said that occasionally the piezo lighter can fail, so the amicus could be a better option long term.
@@GypsyGirl317 the Piezo Crap was never an option for me, the simpler a System is, the better it will last. You dont need more than a basic amicus.
@@burninggas7715 thanks 😊
My old (heavier) backpacking stove from the 90s has always been a reliable and consistent performer. 👌🏿
It's purely the weight factor now, as I'm planning a through hike of Te Araroa here in New Zealand. 😊
Build and test the spigyver 2 alcohol stove!
I appreciate your testing videos. It would be nice to see a chart with comparative results at the end; although for me it doesn't matter on this video, I own a Windmaster also :).
Great review. Like to cook on campfire but the stoves are good for fast hot water, and where you can not use wood. I don't like wood-stick stoves. Prefer Trangia, or alcohol can.
Ernie - 4 days late with the video man!!!!!! jk Just had my imitation stove from China fail on me last week so was looking to replace it with something serious. Would have loved to have this comparison video as many of these were on my long list and some were on my shortlist and I was searching yours and other videos to list pros and cons for myself in what to buy. I ended up with the Pocket 2 and am not displeased at all. But looking at the Soto and Primus stoves (which I had considered) perform side by side in this video (not only speed and gas amount but the burner size/flame pattern, stove size, weight, etc,)there may have been a couple other contenders. Anyway THANKS for taking the time, effort, and investment to keep all who choose to be informed by watching you - informed. Cheers.
Ken I think you hit on a point that a lot of people don't consider when buying a stove, and that's durability. It's a big let down to hike to a campsite, set up and anticipating a warm meal, find that your stove won't work. The old adage about you get what you pay for.
Great video i own the the snow peak stove with the white case
Fantastic video. Very helpful
no empty talk & only what is needed. thanks for the video
a chart would be good tho
Great comparison thanks! Any opinions out there on the best to actually cook with? Still the windmaster?
Kool what is that reel in the background
Looks like the plastic line feed for a 3-D printer
anyone seen walking dead Daryl in a cell with easy street on loop , i know how that feels after listening to the music on this :) .
great video though :)
I love stoves!!!!! Love my pocket Rocket 2 and titan kettle
Primus trail stove peaks my interest.
I have had mine since 2003. Not used a bunch but still going strong
I'd like to see the top stoves compared to the MSR Windburner and JetBoil.
LOVE MY OPTMIUS
Until now I didnt understand these stoves are mostly for boiling water (to use with prepackaged food) and not for proper cooking. Just sent a Jetboil back and better informed me as to what I was actually after. Thanks!
Which one is the quietest?
2:50 to get to the meat and potatoes.
Did this man seriously give us a review one something that’s over 20 years old? Damn he kept that burner a long time.
are you sure the snowpeak is wind resistant? I read a test where they looked at performance in wind and it was by faaar the worst in said test (against soto amicus, windmaster, pocket rocket 2 and some others)
I would say the difference between 6 and 11 grams is not as you say "not a big variety".
Otherwise, would you also say that the difference between $60 and $110 also isn't a very big variety?
Instead of the music, it would be good to hear the burner running, as some are very loud and some are very quiet!.
I have a Primus Omni fuel stove that I love but is very noisy and would love to make it quiet.
So the lower the time the better?
I bought the wind master and it doesn't shut off all the time I have to blow up the plane and unscrew it from the canister immediately are the leak
Weird, my windmaster doesn’t act like that. Used it for years. Call Soto, get it replaced
U KILLLLLLED GAME!
would love to see the SOTO Windmaster and Stash stove compared using the same pots
All stoves with something near burner area not real good because you have to heat up appliance first then pot thats why i took longer ... The only open was the msr pr delux and the brs ... And if get more red or orange flame not hot enough ... need blue flame to heat faster ... But like the show of all gas stove ..
What fuel ?
I'm new, and great vid🤘
Is that Snow Peak GigaPower wind resistant like the LiteMax Ti?
My GigaPower Titanium is surprisingly wind resistant. If you need one, Snow Peak sells a separate windscreen that fits on top of the burner for the GigaPower and GigaPower Ti. It's really inexpensive which is surprising coming from Snow Peak. Unfortunately, it really is heavy. A Ti model would be fantastic but over the past decade or so Snow Peak seems to be abandoning their core hiker/climber/paddler end users in favor of car campers and overlanders and their ilk, so I'm not expecting anything that would benefit hikers and climbers anytime soon.
Snow Peak Litemax wins again!
So, conclusion: Pick which ever you like. It does not matter. They all do the job.
Can you change the music please
hi please test primus omnilite ti thx
I love the channel
🙏🏼
Good video, but that same music clip you used throughout, almost drove me to go to a mountain and walk off an actual cliff. Lol... thanks for taking the time to put this together tho, seriously
So , what is the ULTIMATE backpackable WOOD BURNING Stove ? ! ? --- A Multi-Fuel Wood Stove . . . . Propane , Butane , Alcohol , Coleman Fuel , Automotive Gasoline , Kerosene , Jet Fuel , and of course WOOD ? ? ?
i cringe when i see flame reaching the sides of pots. to be fuel efficent, the flame shouldn’t reach the sides of pots, it only “bleeds” precious heat efficiency. not because you put the stove settings in “max”, doesn’t mean it’s efficient. all cooks/chefs know that. boiling/cooking should have patience or waste fuel….
If you only need to boil water then use a speedster. 🤷♂️
Heads up for money watchers. You're wasting fuel if the flame goes beyond the border of your pot.
Turned off because of repetitive music. Why do dummies copy others using music?
Just wondering how long the pot need to cool to get back to room temp? Or put back into a back pack
Thanks for the great info videos
I can't help imagining that you must have an entire room dedicated to stove storage. ☺️
I love these videos. I find portable stoves of all kinds fascinating.
A good ending would be to show them in the order of time and fuel used. I know you listed it, but it would have been a quick tell for your audience.
I’m gonna suggest this video when people ask me about stoves!!
I have MS and thoroughly enjoy camping/backpacking. I enjoy watching your videos. Although I’m no longer able to backpack or hike, I many stoves, but am limited to using them on the patio out back Keep doing what you doing !!
Check out the VIRE Rocket stove. It’s really interesting, not that heavy, and very efficient.
Yup, I love my Soto Windmaster, too. Thanks, Ernie!
The wider stoves looked to be needing wider pots, as the main flames were going up the side
@Aaron Hradel but not as efficiently as if the flame was underneath.
I bought the windmaster over the pocket rocket deluxe based on your reviews. While I have only had it about a month, I am definitely happy with my choice. The windmaster is an excellent little stove!
I have a cheaper stove which is excellent, plus I have a very old (heavier) stove which is stunning!
I was looking at purchasing the Soto Windmaster stove based on multiple reviews (and I still may someday), but I have just won first prize in a Wilderness Magazine competition, and I have today received the MSR Hubbba Hubba 2 tent, plus the MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe stove!! 🙆🏻♀️😅😍🏕️⛰️
I'm blown away, and delighted, needless to say!
@@GypsyGirl317 nice🎉
Great job Ernie! As others have mentioned, a table/chart would be nice. There you could sort by fuel used, cost, burn times, and weight. As you pointed out - burn times are all pretty close. Probably even closer in the real world. As a lightweight backpacker on a budget and primary alcohol stove user, boil times are not that important to me. In that context, the BRS is the clear winner. In my experience, built in igniters generally fail at some point and become useless weight and complexity. Thanks for taking the time for such a great review.
Peizo igniters are easily repaired. Replacements cost pennies.
Erie, which stove do you think would be best for frying rather than boiling. I'm thinking wide flame with good control valve. Which one would it be , from what you have.
I'm interested to know this too. 👌🏿
late to post but the Primus Classic is the one for that, the control valve is great for fine control and the large head gives better distribution of heat on larger pans. The trail stoves are only good for boiling water.
Ditto on the Soto Windmaster,,,,!!! #1 in my Opinion too,,,!!!!!
I remember when the original Pocket Rocket came out, it was the thing for several years. Fun video thank you.
I appreciate your super-thorough and scientific approach to these videos
The more interresting aspect with any stove is how realiable it is over time. If it boils water in 3 or 4 minutes really doesn't matter when you are out there. How does it attach to the canister? Is it resting on the rim or only on the threads? How well does the adjustment work? Does it mater if you bump in or pull the adjuster or does it only schange flame once twisted?
I've always loved Optimus stoves I've been using the same classic trail for over 5 years!
I was feeling bad having got a MSR Pocket Rocket 2 recently with all this Soto love. I feel better because although it's slower, it's more efficient. That's important to me more than piezo or a few seconds more. Also seem reviews where ironically it performed badly in the wind - either from a fan or real world - given the name.
Only thing I think the Soto Windmaster might be better for - and it was a lot more than what I paid for my MSR btw, I got a good deal with the MSR - is holding larger pots and simmering, and less noise. I don't trust piezos to keep working!
This was a detailed and informative comparison test. Before watching this video Im glad I went with the windmaster it has never failed me even in windy conditions. Thanks for making this video :)
Very nice video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 i enjoyed it again watching all the water boiling 😁
Maybe next time make a small chart with all stoves, boil time and fuel consumption together to visualize it again a little further in the sum up 😊
Keep up the great work and greetings from Taiwan 🙋🏼♂️🌴
Thanks Ernie, aways enjoy your informative videos.
For one like this however, the missing ingredient is a summary in spreadsheet form, that could be seen on screen and screenshot for further consideration. You likely made a chart like that in doing the research so a screenshot of it would be great. I have the original Pocket Rocket and since the differences between it and the best seem to be a sip of morning coffee in time, I'll just use it until it gives up on me, which is something that I don't expect will happen in my lifetime. So in my next incarnation I'll try one of the others. Sure enjoy these studies though.
I got one Coleman that has an additional wind screen built in
Thanks Ernie, Do you have a feeling on how the diameter of the burner affects the boil time? Like does the flame contained under the pot boil faster or slower than when the flame goes up the sides? It just seems more energy waste with the latter.
May you use TH-cam chapters please
So we can share each chapter
Where is the spreadsheet at the end with the resume info ????
Ernie,,, Great Video,, the 2nd time watching. How about a Review on White Gas (Liquid fuel) Stoves,,, Have You ever done one Before,,,???? Joshua
Have 4 liquid fuel stoves I’ll review in the coming months :)
Thanks for an in depth review on canister stoves.
My next purchase will be the MSR Pocket Rocket 2.
I find your video reviews very interesting and informative.
Great job.
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Great review, thank you for taking the time & getting so many stoves to test to compare.
Hi, I would love to know noise level on each stove. I don't like JET sounds in the wilderness. Which ones are quietest?
Is it dangerous to burn those stoves indoor with gas?
Well done. Good comparison. I'm still hankering for a Jetboil Stash but that's apples to oranges.
Why are you considering the Stash as an apples to oranges comparison? It uses the same fuel and I thought it belonged in this video.
@@whenindoubtgohiking8074 I consider it that way because it's a system. Pot is dependent on the burner. Not a standard pot. not a huge difference but I'd compare it with the other systems.
@@OldPackMule that is why I wish some youtubers would compare the individual components of the system with other brand, like the Stash stove vs the windmaster for example.
That’s a great lineup and a really good comparison! Thanks much.
Mervi beaucoup je suis du maroc afrique j’ai bien aimer ton opinion
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Funny, I was just surfing the net looking for another canister stove to add to my small collection when your video came up. Thanks Earnie… I like watching grass grow as well… Hope to see a tour around your new workshop sometime soon.
The Coleman Peak 1 did much, much better this time. What a difference the pot makes.
But you know weather a gas stove boils water in 1 1/2 mins 2 mins or 2 1/2 mins is so could I give a dam more important for me build quality small and light ok ease of use I like the Coleman F1
bought the original Msr pocket rocket when it first came out and I am still using it now. I don't want any other gas stove at the costs they charge . This stove is the bees knees.
The coleman plastic body do not transmit heat to the canister in cold weather .
Ive found that many of them have one weak point in long term use . Seals leaking , burners burning out .
Insta-liked. I hope he boils water 😂 EDIT: I wasn’t disappointed! Thank you for the video!
EXCELENTE TRABAJO AMIGO..GRACIAS!!!
Ha...1st. stove you tested is same given to me by my step son when he returned from Afghanistan.
Ang ganda Ng video mo sana baka me isa Kang mabigay Sakin ano diyan sa kalan