Figured I'd reach out here first before venturing out and buying a new one, as I would guess there are a few people that have purchased these types of stoves and just never put them to much use over their gas stoves.
Looking for a wood gasification type stove, specifically either the Bushbuddy or Solo Stove types. If anyone has one sitting around that they no longer use I'd be glad to purchase it off of you.

Thanks :)

We caved and got this one last summer. https://littlbug.com/stoves/

printing: "We caved and got this one last summer. https://littlbug.com/stoves/ "

did you use it, how did you like it? sticks go in the opening? thanks.

bwcasolo: "

printing: "We caved and got this one last summer. https://littlbug.com/stoves/ "

did you use it, how did you like it? sticks go in the opening? thanks."

No sense of starting another tread about twig stove discussion, there is already one in the gear forum that is very recent. BWCASOLO you have contributed to that thread already so might as well continue to keep all discussion to that thread. The Littlebug Stove has been discussed on that thread also.

Thank you :)

I have the Solo Titan Stove & Pot set. I have had it for 3 years and have only used it once on the patio to see how quickly it would boil a liter of water. I forget the results but I was really impressed. It is a very high quality product and the design is impressive. I would definitely look at this model and get the matching pot. One nests inside the other and they both have an appropriately sized stuff sack to keep soot of your other gear. I would get the alcohol burner and bottle to carry alcohol in, in the event of a rainy period where dry wood is hard to find. I would also carry along a cloth shopping bag to use to collect sticks, twigs, and fire starter in. The set is $140 on Amazon. If you sign up for their newsletter you will get notified of sales. Their sales are frequent and the discounts are substantial. I thought about offering you mine but I'm not ready to part with it just yet. I'm seriously considering using it on my next trip as my only cooking source (provided there is no risk of a fire ban).