Never noticed it before so no clue beyond:
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FWIW - Looks reasonable to me. Personally, I like the design, weight and price much better than a similar mentioned recently. It just makes more sense to a guy that once thought he splurged on a grate to bridge two rocks and never looked back. Fireplaces and rocks are normally provided where I go though.

Funny thing is, that angle looks much like the triangle I often use to build a fire as well so thanks and good luck!

DOH.  I didn't notice that one. I like the open end - like a traditional cooking/warming fireplace.... I sometimes think air holes in the right places are a necessity people don't seem to readily realize anymore.

Big brother would do steaks better much better from the looks of them.

After a better look and I get the pan idea but the general term used -  'Emergency Stoves' - ?   

Well I circled it as part of my Christmas list in the Piragis catalog so we shall see if I get one.  If so I will maybe go to the manafacture & get the 2 piece base for it.  Still comes in under a pound & the two piece base is the same dimension as the dissassembled unit so the package is no larger.
If I get one I will try & do a review.

Hogan brought one to the 2012 Woodland Caribou Gathering. We used it for boiling water and for staying warm under a tarp. It was well made and retained its shape after some hot fires.

db wrote on Dec 5^th, 2012 at 7:44am:


Thanks, I need all the help I can get! :dankk2

On the off chance Santa doesn't come through I think I'll probably order one the 1st of the year.
Hey, maybe I should order the folding ash pan now (Paragis doesn't carry them so it's not on the list) & then if Santa goes a different direction I will HAVE to buy the stove anyway!