EDCBox Micro Stove
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- Order number: BCE-002
Product overview
- Mini hobo stove with interlocking parts
- Perfect for your EDC
- The set includes: EDCBox Micro Stove, Trivets (Set), canvas bag
- Total weight: approx. 90 g
- Dimensions: 6.5 x 4.7 x 0.6 cm (disassembled), 6.5 x 4.7 x 4.7 cm (assembled)
- Material: 100 % stainless steel
- Made in Germany
A micro stove with amazing performance! Our EDCBox is the smallest hobo in the world and can really be stowed anywhere - even in your wallet or on your key ring. With just a few simple steps, the small stove is quickly ready for use and can be used with a variety of fuels. Perfect for emergencies and for your EDC!
The „EDCBox Micro Stove“ in detail
EDCBox Micro Stove
- The EDCBox Micro Stove is a very compact hobo with interlocking parts that is primarily designed as an emergency stove but is definitely also fun for all those who like to carry only the bare essentials and want to practice their survival skills.
- The EDCBox can also be used in other multifunctional ways, for example as a pen holder, tea and coffee cup warmer or as an atmospheric tea light lamp.
- With its very small pack size, the EDCBox can be stored anywhere and can even be attached to a key ring or carabiner, as each part is provided with a hole.
- With a little practice and using little fuel, you can boil water or heat up a small meal on the EDCBox.
- The EDCBox Micro Stove can be used with natural solid fuels such as twigs, as well as with a spirit burner, Esbit tablets, fuel paste or a tea light.
- The EDCBox is supplied in a robust canvas bag with a Velcro fastener.
Technical data
- Weight: 75 g
- Dimensions: 6.5 x 4.7 x 0.6 cm (disassembled), 6.5 x 4.7 x 4.7 cm (assembled)
- Material: 100 % stainless steel (0.8 mm, 1.4301)
- Made in Germany
Trivets (Set) EDCBox Micro Stove
The included stainless steel Trivets can be joined together to form a pot cross. Placed on top of the EDCBox, they ensure safe standing for smaller cooking vessels and ensure sufficient air supply between flame and cookware.
Technical data
- Weight: 10 g (Set)
- Dimensions: 6.4 x 1.4 cm
- Material: 100 % stainless steel
- Made in Germany
Bag EDCBox Micro Stove
The bag made of heavy-duty canvas fabric stores your EDCBox neatly and securely. The Velcro fastener ensures that nothing gets lost when you're out and about.
Technical data
- Weight: 14 g
- Dimensions: 10.5 x 7.5 cm
- Material: Canvas, 100 % cotton
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| Material: | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions stove assembled: | 7,5 x 6,5 x 6,5 cm |
| Total Weight: | 75 g |
| Incl. Trivets: | ✅ |
| Incl. Universal Grate (Stainless steel): | ❌ |
| Incl. Universal Grate (Titanium): | ❌ |
| Incl. Grill Plate: | ❌ |
| Incl. Outdoor Bag: | ✅ |
| Incl. Leather Pouch: | ❌ |
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It's a great stove, but I have some upgrade ideas for it
So I bought this little stove years ago and it comes along with me on every camping trip and hiking outing. I have often used it as a secondary stove- it's heating my coffee while I'm cooking on a larger stove. It's robust, well made and is a legitimate stove in it's own right. I have a few suggestions for the company though on how to improve it.
1) ship it in an Altoids tin. You can then set the stove in the tin so that ashes or esbit liquid doesn't fall out of the stove and burn the picnic table or ground that you've set it on.
2) Include a non perforated floor to the stove so esbit as it melts doesn't drip below the stove, out of reach of whatever you are trying to heat
3) fabricate an alcohol stove that would fit within this stove- either carbon felt and a double tall tea light style container, or a legitimate siphon style alcohol stove. Something that would be capable of holding 1.5oz of fuel. You may have to remove the lower grate n order to fit a stove that would hold this capacity.
4) ok, so this one isn't really necessary but would be nice. Could you make it in titanium? It is plenty light already. Titanium wouldn't save that much weight, but it is a very nice metal and it doesn't get rusty like the steel version can after it's been used hard for years.
Great stove!
Thank you for your valuable feedback. These are all very good ideas, actually we had already the same thoughts. We will try to make these changes, it may only take time since we are currently working on a few other ideas and new products.
I got this stove as a bit of a novelty, but after over 3 years of use it along with my Enamul mug it has been everywhere with me. It is well built and fully functional.
I carry it every day with an enamel mug and have used it with a mess tin to cook many meals. I love it.
practical and easy to use
It's was a gift, but the person who I gave it to, just loved it
It's very practical and easy to use
Handy little item
Great little stove for making a hot beverage on the trail, I did not think it would work but to my surprise it worked great, I used mini fire starter stick from uco (they look like little Christmas trees) to start and maintain fire easily for a nice brew.
Great for hot drinks!
I honestly bought this stove out of curiosity as opposed to functionality and have been quite surprised by how much I use it.
Although I don’t think burning wood in this little stove is practical, I have found that using two esbit/ hexamine fuel tabs is enough to heat my Snow Peak mug enough to have a hot drink on the trail.
The other day I was on a hike with my Stanley thermos and was annoyed by how heavy my pack was. So the next day I substituted the thermos for this little stove and my titanium mug. Best idea ever! Not only did this save a tremendous amount of weight, but it also saved a ton of space!
I keep finding funny uses for this tiny stove and would definitely recommend it to someone who wants a hot drink on the trail.
*side note: I can store four fuel tabs in a pill bottle and stow the stove and a lighter with the bottle along with a couple packets of hot cocoa in my mug.
Buy one, because its fun.
Bought this as kind of a joke, but I was pleasantly surprised when I boiled a cup of water with wood.
I use it with a stove called the Choke Hazard Turbo from a small US based seller minibulldesign.com. works really well with its size.
I used a candle in it to keep a meal hot one time.
Tip if your using wood, I used a pocket bellows and it got hot enough to get that cool blue burned look from real use.
It does serve its purpose
Great EDC stove. It's micro size best suits the use of esbit tablets in order to produce a better flame output. Can boil water for tea and if used with a small solo sized fry pan, it will cook a small meal. It's going to be my constant companion out in the woods and fishing trips. Well done Bushcraft Essentials. You make good quality and functional products. Will be ordering the LF model next for longer outdoor trips.
Fantastic product for your edc!
A great robust product that should stand years of use and yet is small enough to take with you literally everywhere you go!
A tiny teeny micro stove perfect for ultra compact EDC, robust and ideal for alcohol burners
which case it is even smaller than an Esbit system. Just for warm up purposes, a tea candle fits perfectly.
I tried it with wood a few times (and on my video review on Amazon UK) and then it is not that easy but manageable. It does demand constant attention though for lack of space to fit your combustible material. And yet despite its tiny size, it can hold a whole pan steadily. It is very stable.
You receive it with a nylon pouch which is so small it will fit in a fat wallet indeed. But should you not want to use the pouch there are holes in all the pieces so that you can put them on a cord. It is conceived so as to be usable with a knife that will fit right under it to change its place. The walls of the stove protect your fire from the wind while the decorative holes provide enough oxygen to keep it going. The trivets help you set your pots steadily on it whether on a flat or slope surface.
I'm going to try wood pellets, should work fine.
Definitely a perfect item for a very compact EDC. Now for a long trek and water disinfection purposes, I would choose the XL also from Bushcraft Essentials because it is a lot easier to use.
Perfect
This is perfect with a choke hazard turbo stove for a quick cup of coffee.
Great for solo trips
Amazing little stove, which is so tiny and light that it really does fit in a wallet. I've tried it with wood, and it will boil water or heat soup, but needs a lot of tending. Pine cones work, if crumbled up, but really it is better with esbit tablets. Candle (tea light) won't really heat anything, but is useful as a light at least
Overall, I am pleased.
Excellent quality product, but slow shipping.
[Comment by Bushcraft Essentials: We ship on the same day or at least on the next working day. But shipping to other countries may take time, depending on country and postal service - it is beyond our control how fast customs and national postal services are.]
Small, beautiful design, but effective too.
Great little stove for a quick coffe and soup/noodles.
I tried it with alcohol - using a simple alu bottle cap reaching to 2/3 the height of the front opening with a small windshield it boiled 0.5 liter water at 12 celsius in a GSI stainless steel pot with a cover in 8.5min,
total burning time being 18 min ! btw the trvets were not used.
I believe a more effective mini alcohol burner could do it even better.
Increasing the stove dim so that the inner space would be cca 6x6cm and a hole for an eventual silicone tube (remote alcohol burner) -where the flame logo is - would be a killer for short trips for two persons.
I have the XL too, but this is something else.
Small stove big buy
what a stove talk about portable
Very light weight, sturdy, compact cooker .
It took a while to arrive but with the distance and time of the Year(Xmas)But the product I am very impressed with, Which could fit your wallet,easy to put together,very sturdy, Ideal for a quick Brew whilst out on trek.
Great product with great service.
Great compact stove. Does exactly what it's supposed to. Would recommend to anyone. Great service too.
Good buy
Good little stove, have just tested it, I go wild camping so this is will a great piece of kit to have so handy it really is, thank you
Great little product
Great little product
Outstanding!
Great item. Excellent customer service.
Smaller than you think.
I thought they had sent me a bookmark it was so compact. I put it together easily and there you have a small functioning stove. I am now looking for a suitable cooking utensil and in the spirit of lightness and being compact I think I shall settle on a titanium mug even though it will probably deal with larger pots. I have put 4 stars for use as i haven't used it yet.
Great, just great.
Alas, a truly remarkable micro stove that when dismantled does not take any room, and conveniently packs flat. Better still when in use burns at a high temperature and can use almost any solid fuel.
Compact Stove, its so little, but works a treat!
Arrived really fast and set it up a few times at home before taking it out for a wander in the forest. I used a Dragon Fire solid fuel cube inside a candle tea light holder which fits perfectly. Used about half a cube and half a cup of water to make a hot cup of tea. Came to the boil really quickly. The beauty of it is it fits inside my cup with the fuel cube and lighter. Taking up no space at all! Still to try it with natural burning materials, but very impressed. Next time out I will try cooking on it with my billy can. Go on, get it, as everybody should have one! I love it.
A gimmick?, toy? No it's not.
Is this just a gimmicky toy? Certainly not. Although it's small it's still a fully functioning stove. What you get is a well thought out small stove that can live in your wallet or pocket or can be clipped to your pack or belt. I tried mine out with a 14g Esbit tablet and then some dead wood from my back garden, The Esbit heated 8floz (about 230ml) 0f room temperature water in an old tin cup (no lid) to a boil in just under 7 minutes. The design of the stove allows ample airflow while providing some shielding against the wind which was out of the SW at about 5-7mph the temp was around 45-48f. The stove sat on my patio table open to the breeze and it still performed admirably.
After letting the stove cool down I repeated the test using natural fuels chopped up into small twigs to fit the stove. A PJ cotton ball was my tinder and striking a ferro rod into the stove wasn't the easiest thing but it can be done. Giving the small size of the firebox it will need constant attention, but for the size of the stove it's no big deal. My second water test took longer, about 10-12 minutes only because of the fuel source and the need to keep it stocked up.
This tiny little stove is a real winner keep one in your pack or use the carabiner hole in each part and clip it to your pack. Mine is going in my car emergency kit as living out in the country during winter it is a good idea to have a way to heat water for a hot meal and drink should you get stuck away from home.
P.S. When using natural fuels you might want to use the pliers on your MT to feed wood into the stove. It's better than singed fingers....ouch!
top class
this is one good product 10/10
Awesome
Fast delivery. Cheaper than other re-sellers in the UK. Awesome quality product.
Very small and enough wood stove
I boiled water of 500ml.
It took time, but water boiled.
I use Japanese chopsticks and throw a wood chip.
could work more comfortably than pliers.
THIS IS NOT A TOY follow up.
My.second EDC 'Box' arrived in super fast time and was just as good quality as my first. It is difficult to write a second review about the same product, but the fact that I ordered a second should speak for itself. Because of their size and efficiency I have been able to dispose of some heavy kit and revert to Titanium pots and lightweight but extremely versatile stoves. For a look at how I have utilised this unit take a look here >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ9I1g4K1uc <<< My wife's YouTube channel. What more can I add? I have two of these units and when I am working they are both deployed - sometimes together to 'cook' up a main meal ration pack,l and brew, and sometimes singly for the 'regulation' brew of tea. All I will add is A BIG THANK YOU to Detlev for taking the trouble to manufacture and market such an excellent product.
THIS IS NOT A TOY This is a fully functioning stove.
My EDC Box arrived safely in extremely quick time. Thank you Detlev for the superb service and the excellent 'Box'.
I have given it an initial trial since its arrival and have boiled (in total) 2 Ltrs. of water, comprising 4 x 500ml quantities, and heated a standard ration pack main meal in the last boil....all this with the use of less than one whole standard (UK) issue Hexamine block. I would estimate there is enough fuel left to at least make another 'brew'. I broke the 'Hexy' block in half and stacked one half onto the top of the other. This undoubtedly slowed the burn rate but the boil times were, in each case under 8 minutes. I did not extinguish the blocks between uses.
This little beauty will do exactly what I was hoping. I can now 'retire' some of my issue kit and at least be sure of getting hot water and hot food. For the tests I dispensed with my stainless steel Crusader (canteen) mug/cup and used my 'go-to' utensil - an MSR titanium ' Titan Kettle'.
The tests I performed were 'real world in the field' - outside - and I used no windscreen - only utilising some natural cover -, there was a breeze of 8 Kph (5 Mph) from ENE, the ambient temperature was 15*C and local humidity was in excess of 90%.
To say I am impressed is definitely an understatement, so much so that I will be ordering another EDC Box as soon as I return from a very short time away - where the EDC Box it will truly get a very rough and thorough testing.
Many thanks for your ingenious and precision engineered product and your speedy delivery.
Finally I would reiterate my summary comments..,..."THIS IS NOT A TOY. This is a fully functioning stove."
good product
Ideal little stove for emergency camping/bushcraft.
Is it a gadget?
Yes and no. It sure is a gadget and packs very small but it is also functional and will last you a lifetime. We used it with a candle inside and with solid fuel. With a candle it is great to heat up your tent or to keep your drink warm. With the solid fuel it will cook some water for coffee or tea. There are larger holes in the kit to adjust to a small karabiner and pack to your backpack and that is what we will do.
