The following kit review was very kindly sent in by Woodlore customer Julian who, we'd like to point out, is not affiliated with Woodlore in any way - he's just a very happy customer!
Dear Woodlore,
Yesterday I just used the Honey Stove, and I must say what an amazing piece of kit it is. The crusader cup and stand don't even compare.
[caption id="attachment_2154" align="aligncenter" width="383"] Julian's Honey Stove being put to the test[/caption]
It's surprisingly easy to setup and compared to other equipment I've owned and used it's lightweight. The different setup configurations are really handy which make for a very versatile piece of kit.
Once set up, it is a very strong structure. The best thing about it is its flat-pack structure; this makes it ideal for expeditions as it does not take up much space at all. Considering the distances I had to travel and weight limitations put in place on previous expeditions, I say: I wish I had bought it before.
Works extremely well with both wood and fuel tabs. For me this is the best kit in its category I ever bought. I would recommend it to any one. It's a MUST HAVE!
So far I'm satisfied with all the items I bought from RayMears.com. The best website I came across so far. As I'm doing, I would recommend the website and products to anyone looking to buy this sort of equipment. The quality of the products and knowledge available is the best I ever came across.
Kind Regards,
Julian Muscat Doublesin
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Thanks for the review Julian, I have the Honey Stove myself, but as yet I’m still not altogether convinced.
For wood burning, I use a Bushbuddy from Canada, which is much more efficient and for other fuels, well there are other options. The Bushbuddy fits inside my pot and also has a pan stand which I can use over an alcohol stove. The alcohol stove and a brew kit fits inside the Bushbuddy.
I so want to like the Honey Stove, because of it’s versatility, but the Bushbuddy is the better, more efficient option for me. Weighs less too.
Julian's Honey Stove being put to the test[/caption] It's surprisingly easy to setup and compared to other equipment I've owned and used it's lightweight. The different setup configurations are really handy which make for a very versatile piece of kit. Once set up, it is a very strong structure. The best thing about it is its flat-pack structure; this makes it ideal for expeditions as it does not take up much space at all. Considering the distances I had to travel and weight limitations put in place on previous expeditions, I say: I wish I had bought it before. Works extremely well with both wood and fuel tabs. For me this is the best kit in its category I ever bought. I would recommend it to any one. It's a MUST HAVE! So far I'm satisfied with all the items I bought from RayMears.com. The best website I came across so far. As I'm doing, I would recommend the website and products to anyone looking to buy this sort of equipment. The quality of the products and knowledge available is the best I ever came across. Kind Regards, Julian Muscat Doublesin
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Thanks for the review Julian, I have the Honey Stove myself, but as yet I’m still not altogether convinced.
For wood burning, I use a Bushbuddy from Canada, which is much more efficient and for other fuels, well there are other options. The Bushbuddy fits inside my pot and also has a pan stand which I can use over an alcohol stove. The alcohol stove and a brew kit fits inside the Bushbuddy.
I so want to like the Honey Stove, because of it’s versatility, but the Bushbuddy is the better, more efficient option for me. Weighs less too.
Kind regards, Jon Brian
Lovely little stove.
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