Expert Reviews
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We think it’s best to let experts across the world tell you what they think
(Hint: they loved the stove)
"This stove really excels. You will be impressed by its performance" - Mark Young Bushcraft
“Extremely efficient” - Joe Robinet Bushcraft
“Every once in a very long while, a new camping product appears which is intelligently designed and honestly useful. The Ganesha wood burning trail stove is one of them.” - Cliff Jacobson
Cliff Jacobson
“Every once in a very long while, a new camping product appears which is intelligently designed and honestly useful. The Ganesha wood burning trail stove is one of them.”
GearJunkie
“The stove has a slick design. It folds flat so it easily packs into a bag. It’s lightweight, double-walled, and opens like a pop-up book. I’d had mine for several months and had tested it on multinight camping trips, and day trips like this one. The little stove continued to impress me with its smokeless flame and easy cooking.”
Smokeless, Folding Ultralight Wood Stove - Ganesha Stove First Look Review
Mark Young
“A very efficient, very clean, very hot fire.”
Prepared Wanderer
“It did fabulously. It’s so lightweight. I love that the case is the mat that helps protect the ground.”
Kent Survival
“Uber efficient and quick. It's good to have in my arsenal if I wanted to go really really light.”
Rogue Preparedness
“It’s so lightweight, super efficient. This could just slip so nicely anywhere in your home bugout bag”
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Joe Robinet
“It has a really silly name and a silly look to it, but I swear to God it works super, super good, extremely efficient.”
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PaleoHikerMD
“Crazy lightweight. It fold flats yet it has that gasifier effect”
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Bush Gear Review
Matt Hart in Australia caught some great video of the stove gasifying: Ganesha? Real Ultralight Titanium Folding Hiking Wood Stove.
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OCD Hunter
OCD Hunter shows just how quickly the stove assembles.
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The Ultralight Hiker
“It unfolds (out of its bag) from its flat-pack form in less than five seconds. Another few seconds can be spent tossing in some kindling – leaves and small twigs.
Light, then keep on adding small sticks. It couldn’t be simpler.”
Do you have any more questions? Just email us at brice@ganeshastove.com