I'm back from my JMT thru-hike (it was awesome). The weather was perfect, the river crossings were rock hops, and the smoke was almost nonexistent.

I appreciate the positive comments in previous threads. They really do help make others more confident when buying these stoves. If you check the other threads (by the same title) there are comments and feedback on the stoves in the threads.

I will try to put more stove sets together this week. As of now, I have 8 complete sets, so if you're interested shoot me a pm.

Here is a link to the original thread:

The stove weighs 7-8 grams. The stove, pot stand, wind screen and heat reflector all weigh less than an ounce (25 grams on my scale). I usually make the wind screens out of local beers cans so they look pretty cool. There has been a good sale on Appalachian Mountain Brewing so I've been using some of their cans.

https://imgur.com/a/lfD3D

.75 oz of alcohol boils 2 cups of water in about 6 minutes and burns for about 9 minutes total (every stove will be a little different). I like this style of stove because it needs no priming due to it having a separate pot stand.

They are origami style, meaning no glue, adhesive, or JB Weld was used, just folds and creases.

I have 8 complete sets made and I am selling them for $20 dollars which includes shipping (US only). Send me a pm if interested.

Thanks!

Hipbone