Uberleben Flat Pack Stove
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After using the Uberleben Flat Pack Stove for almost a year, I share my thoughts...
I will say, twig stoves are pretty amazing. You can find fuel most anywhere you go, they pack flat, and are largely pretty efficient, melting snow or cooking meals in pretty short order.
While this Flat Pack Stove by Uberleben is made of Stainless Steel, if you want to pay the premium and save weight, they are also offered in Titanium.
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I know this is an old video, but....I just bought one of these from the modern homesteading conference here in Idaho. For under $100.00 I got the stove, the Kraftig ferro rod, theTindar wick, the large kuska bowl/cup and the Kanu spoon...can't wait to try them out! Thanks for the video!
“It’s fire man.”
-kit badger 2020
I *almost* bought this stove, it was my first choice on my Amazon wishlist for a long time. Instead I went with a stainless steel gasification twig stove. It doesn't pack down as small (it's round), but man does it burn hot and well. The first day that I got it it was actually the beginning of winter up here and it was wet and rainy. I said heck with it and went out to try it anyhow. It took me several minutes to get a spark to take, but when I got my birds nest lit it kept a fire going even with wet twigs! I boiled up snow for tea and spent about an hour with it that first day just testing. These little stoves are a great alternative to isobutane stoves and just flat out campfires. You're right though, they require pretty much constant care. I could leave it for no more than a few minutes, even with wet wood, because it burned so fast! Thanks for the review!
Nice, Paul, glad you found one that worked for you. Twig stoves are awesome. :)
Thanks for a quick and efficient review so I can be more than prepared to use this backpacking. I’m almost certain you’re former military, like me, so cheers. I’m in north Idaho too (I read the comments) so maybe I’ll bump into you up there. You’re always welcome in my camp. God bless.
I have a Solostove that doesn’t pack down small and a Firebox G2 that weighs a ton. I think this one might fit the bill 👌🏼 Excellent review brother
The 3 Bears. :)
Wow, wish it snowed that much where I lived.
Excellent review of a solid piece of kit. Plus, it is extremely refreshing to watch a gear review that is professionally presented, detailed, informative, and best of all rational!
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Love mine. Easy enough to get going with practice and cooks really well too
Just got mine. What size of sticks do you find best for cooking on? i.e. for a slower cooler fire. Do you use the 'swedish torch' arrangement? Have you tried blocking some of the air holes to damp it down? Thx for any tips (tho sure I'll be experimenting on my own)
Of course the one affordable thing you use I already have.
Hahaha, sorry Michael. :)
I used one, and I was amazed at how little wood was needed for such a strong flame, I now have one in every vehicle!
Pretty good looking stove.
KB back with another thing you can trust has been put through its paces. Good stuff as always!
Side Note: I'm jelous of your location. I love snow and don't get enough here in WV anymore
I enjoy the snow, it makes for some fun adventures. :)
Dang! That's cool.
Great video, guess that kinda goes without saying.
Thank you Noah!
Thank you for the review. Much appreciated.
No problem, thanks for watching!
Those are nice stoves. I've even used my indoors when the power was off with a small alcohol stove put down inside it. It can be a little risky but I was in my basement. Sterno would be safer to put down inside it.
yeah Im liking this small set up
Kickazz piece of Gear. Nice and easy/simple to use. Looks like great quality as well.
It is pretty handy. :)
Good stuff.
Thanks Ivan
Thanks buddy!
Seems like a neat, compact little stove for day-ventures or short trips
I have one and love it! The titanium is next on my list. Thx bud take care..
Nice! That thing is crazy light.
hay man thanks for the rad video. I'm a student, so I sadly can't contribute via money to this endever. But since I'm german I at least can tell you that "Überleben" the german word for "survive" is and that the first letter isn"t contained within the english alphabet, but whenever it can't be found we use "ue" instead. I hope that this little info brought anything new to the table. Ivan keep on rocking. Pls more adventure vlogs, thats a really neat format. greetings from Germany
Thanks for the heads up man, and for watching!
Excellent
Work great in the midwest for trips where there's plenty to burn. Also may of used one to heat an 02 Cadillac STS with no heat through a polar vortex and negative teen temperatures. I mean, it worked.
Seems reasonable. :)
The Orwells!
Thanks for the great video, I did hit the subscribe button! You mentioned that you warped the pot support pieces, you might try replacing them with a pair of 20 penny landscaping nails. I added those to my kit to use with a Vargo Hexagon Stove and have found them to sturdily support any reasonable pot or pan. You may find additional impromptu uses for the nails as well! Stay safe and well, Karl
Nice tip, I may try that, thanks!
Love the fact that you do your videos in the great outdoors!
Jw where was hop at shot show :-(??
Hop wasn't invited. Actually I don't know, he didn't come out though.
Kit Badger thanks for taking the time to update. You’ve earned many many points :-)
Perfect 4 season for Colorado.
You don't get huge wet periods do you? Still get sun after the storms fairly quickly?
@@KitBadger correct and correct.
what is the cookset / kettle you are using?
Wasn’t the company Emberlit Stove the first company to invent this concept of a 4 panel slide lock twig stove like this?
I envy your children.
Where do you live that it snows that much?
He lives in northern tater land USA
North Idaho.
Kit Badger thanks so much for the reply Ivan! It looks beautiful, we don’t get that much snow in pa
Uberleben - Oo ber lay ben FYI
Right on, thanks.
Great review but as with women real stoves are best with curves lol totally joking great review looks like fun times in the great wooded north hinterlands 😇😈😂😎🙋