Woodland Power Stove
- Made entirely of heavy guage stainless steel, the Power
Stove will support over 100 pounds of weight.
- The collapsable design makes it easy to store and it's
super sturdy when assembled.
- The high-quality propane regulator lets you adjust the
flame from a simmering 5,000 to a blazing 65,000
BTU/hour.
- UL listed regulator comes with a 48" hose and attaches
to bulk propane tanks.
- Entire unit weighs only 5-1/2 pounds and compactly
stores in your dry box or kitchen box.
- The removable windscreens help shield the flame from
wind effects.
- The unique flame spreader sits atop the burner tube to
diffuse the flame for uniform heating.
- Comes with a set of ground stakes to firmly anchor the
stove.
- The rugged storage case has a webbing carry handle and
seals with a hook-and-loop flap.
- Lifetime warranty on the stainless steel parts of the
stove and one-year warranty on the hose and
regulator.
- Material: 304 stainless steel construction
- Size Colapsed: 12" x 12" x 2-1/2"
- Weight: 5-1/2 pounds
- Flame adjustable from 5,000 to 65,000 BTU/hr
- 48" hose
- UL listed regulator
- Assembled stove supports over 100 pounds
- Rugged carrying case
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Pros
- Ability to simmer
- Compact
- Powerful
- Stable
- Versatile
Cons
- None yet
Best Uses
- Camp fire mode
- Cooking for large groups
- Hot water boiler
- Supports grill box
Comments about Woodland Power Stove:
For river camp cooking for large(r) groups, having a high power auxilliary burner is pretty much mandatory. There are basically two products that serve this purpose: The Partner Steel Blaster; or the Woodland Power Stove.
While the Blaster has more maximum BTUs, the Power Stove has more than enough and can also do something besides blast at full strength. The Power Stove can be dialed through a range of power settings, from jet afterburner mode down to a simmer. An attached restrictor plat can also be inserted into the jet port to allow the Power Stove to be operated as a creditable propane camp fire (with the addition of ceramic logs or cinder rock) for nightime warmth and ambiance when campfires aren't allowed.
In addition, the Power Stove is much more stable than the Blaster and folds up into a very small package for transport. And, since it is all stainless steel, there is no need to take up dry box space on the boat with the Power Stove - getting wet won't hurt it at all.
While I've just recently added one to my gear stash, I've used both the Power Stove and the Partner Blaster on numerous group trips. When it came time to get one for myself, there really was no hesitation in going with the Power Stove.
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Pros
- It packs compactly
- It purrs
- It roars
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Ocean Swells
- Rivers
Comments about Woodland Power Stove:
This blaster will
Boil coffee water fast
Boil crabs fast
Heat dishwater fast
Back off for low-heat simmering
And, best of all, it will heat the sauna rocks in my home sauna!
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Pros
- Compact
- Lots of BTU
- Very sturdy
Cons
- A little spendy
Best Uses
- Day Trips
- Flat Waters
- Kayak Camping
- Rivers
Comments about Woodland Power Stove:
I use this to make chippino (in a5 gal stock pot) on river trips. In the past I used a 2-3 burner camp Chef stove that is a little bulky, but this stove works famously...gives me the BTUs i need and folds up into a little bag...really slick
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