Fire Box 5 inch G2 Folding Wood Stove Review..Camp Stove? Hike Stove?

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5″ G2 Firebox available in Stainless Steel (heavy and bombproof) or Titanium (lighter and more expensive) version. I bought the stainless steel version for car camping and relatively short hikes. I would love the lighter Titanium version for longer hikes. I found the boil plate worked really well with the alcohol burner. My boil times are always approximate and I never take them serious as I am not in a Lab environment.
I didn't mention this apart from visuals but this needs to be emphasised that the stove is MADE IN THE USA.
MULTI FUEL - Wood, Gas Burner, any Alcohol Burner, Fuel Tabs, Gel Fuels, Charcoal Briquettes, or Sterno cans can all be used. Options to accommodate any situation or preference.
Stainless / Titanium Deluxe Combo Kit Includes: 5” G2 Firebox Stove, Ash Pan, Canvas Bag, 4 Firesticks, Extended Grill Plate (great for a steak or piece of fish), Grill Plate (fits a hamburger patty), Boil Plate (converts the stove into a boiling system for use with space saver cups and 40 oz. Stainless Steel water bottles) and Adjustable Fire Grate (for burning wood pellets closer to the pan or charcoal closer to the grill). Choice of Case: Black D-Ring Stove Case (made of double layer 500 wt abrasion resistant nylon constructed without a seam at the bottom to make this the most durable stove case on the market) OR the Leather Case for the Original 5” Firebox (premium hand stitched case is made of genuine top grain cowhide which gains character and style with use. It has plenty of room for the 5″ Folding Firebox Stove, including all of the available accessory plates), and a cotton case liner to keep everything clean and tidy.
Titanium VS Stainless Steel: Stainless Steel (SS) is the heavy duty option, basically bomb proof. If you like big over the top fires, long into the night, I would recommend the SS 5” G2 Firebox (all alloys of SS loose corrosion resistant through wood fire temps. maintain corrosion resistance easily with a light coat of oil between uses). Titanium (Ti) is 40% lighter, (5” G2 Firebox Stove is basically half the weight) corrosion proof and cools down fast. If you’re carrying your gear on your back and are focused on cooking you’ll be glad to have a 5” Ti Stove (Panel adjustments may be needed, easily done by hand).
Specifications:
Width: 5.0” (12.7 cm)
Height: 7.5” (19 cm)
Folded: .375” (.95 cm)
Stainless Stove Weight: 2 lbs. (907 g)
Stainless Deluxe Combo Kit Weight: 2 lbs. 10.6 oz. (1.207 Kg)
Titanium Stove Weight: 17.5 oz.
Titanium Deluxe Combo Kit Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz.
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18 ноя 2023

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@fireboxstove 5 месяцев назад

Very nicely done Firebox Stove presentation. Thank you very much!

@bushgearreview 5 месяцев назад

Thank you very much 😊. Great product 👍.

@fireboxstove 5 месяцев назад

Not a criticism just One bit of advice I would give would be to remove the grill plate unless you have food on it absorbing heat out of it. Especially with the heat of a flaming fire versus hot coals. Example would be when you were letting the flames die down before placing your steak. You probably could have put your steak on which would have been quite hot for the steak but you could have turned it frequently to prevent burning. Having the steak on the grill would have absorbed heat out of the grill to prevent overheating the stainless steel of the extended grill plate. You did an excellent job on every level! Especially considering your limited experience with your Firebox gear 👍😎

@bushgearreview 5 месяцев назад

All good😊 I get what you are saying, and you are right. I will take that onboard for future use. When it comes to cooking, especially steak, I am a novice.

@debbies2295 5 месяцев назад

New subscriber here. I have several Firebox stoves, and really love them. Thanks for the awesome tips re placement/removal of the grills. 😊

@bushgearreview 5 месяцев назад

Thankyou😊. That's good to hear. Which Firebox stoves do you have?

@debbies2295 5 месяцев назад

@bushgearreview the 5" G2, Nano & Freestyle. Just purchased the 5 way dutch oven on the Kickstarter, as well - pretty stoked to get it - so many savoury & sweet possibilities!

@bushgearreview 5 месяцев назад

Awesome, good to hear😊. I am keen to try the Dutch oven.

@truthseeker922 2 месяца назад

Agreed. Seeing the placement of the grills with the sticks was really helpful.

@craig2795 5 месяцев назад

I have had quite a few different wood stoves over the years and I only picked up my first G2 Stainless Steel Firebox Stove a year ago. The difference was instantly apparent and it became my favourite stove. I now use it everywhere I can. I have purchased the titanium version too to save some weight but have not put it as much use yet to make a comparison other than the weight difference which is significant. I also love its diversity as I have the trangia alcohol stove system for it and the gas version for it. When on a lighter camp I have now also bought the Nano which packs away neatly into my Numbat Chest rig. You can tell that these stoves have evolved through quality testing and a pursuit to find the best design possible. They are well worth the reputation they have developed 👍 I think the fact that you can try out so many different cooking styles from one system makes this stove all the more interesting as I am yet to run out of new ideas to try with it.

@bushgearreview 5 месяцев назад

I would have loved the titanium version, but for testing, I couldn't justify the price difference. After using the stainless steel version, I would love the titanium version. I am yet to try the Nano😊