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Rocket Stove, Portable Camp Stove for Outdoor Cooking, Versa Dual-Fuel (Wood & Charcoal)

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EcoZoom Versa (Wood and Charcoal)

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Brand EcoZoom
Material Ceramic
Color Grey
Item Weight 16.2 Pounds
Assembly Required Yes

About this item

  • Crank up the heat on your outdoor cooking; Burns twigs, branches, charcoal and wood readily available at campgrounds, so you don't have to worry about carrying heavy fuel canisters
  • Cook more with less fuel and smoke; Vertical combustion chamber reduces emissions and boosts fuel efficiency; Just a handful of wood or solid biomass is all you need to cook an entire meal
  • Move around this stove safely; Sturdy stainless steel handles with heat-resistant silicone grips keep the handles cool even when the stove is hot
  • Top door and combustion chamber insulation are refractory metal lined for lasting durability; Fully insulated body retains and transfers maximum heat to your pot or pan for superior efficiency
  • Three-pronged cast-iron stove top accommodates flat and rounded bottom cookware to meet all your outdoor cooking needs; Weighs 14.25 lbs, perfect for camping, off-grid living and emergency preparedness

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4.7 4.7
Easy to use
4.7 4.7
Value for money
4.6 4.6
Durability
4.5 4.5

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EcoZoom Versa Camping Stove - Portable Wood Burning Camp Stove for Backpacking

The EcoZoom Versa stove uses wood, charcoal or solid biomass fuel. It is perfect for camping, outdoor cooking and emergency preparedness and is our most popular model in the United States. The Versa provides the same efficiency and heat output as the Zoom Dura when cooking with wood and offers a more controlled cooking experience while using charcoal.

The fully insulated vertical combustion chamber forces gases to mix with the flames, leading to decreased harmful emissions while boasting tremendous fuel efficiency.

The top door and combustion chamber insulation is lined with refractory metal to provide ultimate durability. Both the main combustion chamber door and the damper door have reinforced metal frames with hinges to securely close the doors for regulation of airflow. The Versa has a durable three pronged cast iron stove top that can support a flat or round bottomed pan, as well as stainless steel handles with silicone grips to assist you in moving the stove.

The Zoom Versa offers big power in a portable package, ideal for any outdoor cooking experience!


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Product Description

Power up your outdoor cooking adventures with our EcoZoom Versa rocket stove. Avoid bulky gas canisters and use easily available twigs, branches and wood as fuel instead. This stove burns wood, charcoal and solid biomass. Weighing just 14.25 lbs, this lightweight stove offers convenient portability. Fully insulated body retains and transfers maximum heat to your cooking utensils for excellent fuel efficiency. The durable three-pronged cast iron top is compatible with round or flat bottom pans and pots of various sizes, allowing you to cook with utensils of your choice.

WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Customer reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 out of 5
1,379 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, heat, ease of setup, and flame of the portable stove. They mention that it's well-made, gets water to a boil quickly, and is easy to use. Some appreciate the flame, saying it creates a nice, intense flame. That said, opinions are mixed on the weight and portability.

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234 customers mention217 positive17 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the portable stove. They mention that it is well-made, durable, and efficient. Some say that the build quality is outstanding and the stove is very fuel-efficient.

"...It is also light enough to not be cumbersome but heavy enough to be stable...." Read more

"...Used 1” to 1 1/4” diameter limbs to keep it going. It is pretty amazing. Used Lodge skillet. Roasted marshmellows too...." Read more

"...He loves this stove and is happy with the quality and ease of use. A great addition to any emergency preparedness plan." Read more

"...It is no toy. It looks heavy duty enough to do a good job. I put it all together but have not used it yet. I feel confident it will work if I need it." Read more

77 customers mention57 positive20 negative

Customers like the heat of the portable stove. They say it heats up beautifully, burns hot and fast, and is easily controlled by the number of pieces of wood inserted. They also mention that it gets water to a boil quickly, and has better handles to handle it when hot.

"...The stove "ran well" and the outside did not get exceptionally hot, the build quality seems good -- I really like the doors and the newly-encased..." Read more

"...But I can say this one is good, it will quickly and efficiently cook, and appears like it will last...." Read more

"...I had no problem keeping it boiling...actually I found that if I used more than one stick the pot would boil over...." Read more

"...I only had to add two pieces of charcoal.The sides got hot, but not enough to burn you.The handles make it easy to move...." Read more

54 customers mention54 positive0 negative

Customers find the portable stove easy to set up. For example, they mention it's super easy to use, easy to start up, and easy to control the temperature. Customers also say it' s easier to start and sustain a fire from twigs in the yard, and it' is a breeze to cook on.

"So easy to use. Cooks perfectly. Used dry leaves and thin twigs at the base to get it started. That was quick...." Read more

"...He loves this stove and is happy with the quality and ease of use. A great addition to any emergency preparedness plan." Read more

"...for a portable stove to cook on and finally found one that is easy to use and cook on . I have used it twice and love it...." Read more

"...Fire is easy to start and easy to control. I can use small cut up logs or just sticks I find around the cabin...." Read more

45 customers mention33 positive12 negative

Customers like the flame of the portable stove. They say it creates a nice intense flame for such a small item, and the smoke generated was minimal. It burns very clean and will cook the meal as long as you keep feeding it. It uses very little fuel and will burn just about anything from small twigs and sticks to pine needles. The unit keeps fires contained and burning at max efficiency, and it can be tended to without having to remove the cookware.

"...After the initial lighting, there is no smoke produced that I could see...." Read more

"...The wood burned completely, and was easy to keep in the burn chamber. One plank kept the fire going long enough for the ~30 minutes of cooking...." Read more

"...It's neat that it will create fire out of sticks, and does that well, but for long uses it's quite labor intensive...." Read more

"...few sticks and lit it with a bbq lighter, and the stove RAGED very intensely almost immediately...." Read more

41 customers mention41 positive0 negative

Customers are impressed with the efficiency of the portable stove. They say that it burns very little fuel, and produces tons of heat. The center of the stove has grates, and the exhaust underneath is efficient. Overall, this is a great and efficient camping stove that should be part of your camping gear.

"...Overall this is a great and efficient camping stove that should be part of your emergency preparedness kit...." Read more

"I got this for camping and it works quite well and is fuel efficient...." Read more

"...-it's astounding how so little fuel can work so efficiently. Other than charcoal, the fuels I use light really quickly...." Read more

"...The build quality is outstanding and the stove is very fuel-efficient...." Read more

29 customers mention29 positive0 negative

Customers like the appearance of the portable stove. For example, they mention it has a great design, is impressive, and is a solid looking product. Some say that the quality is superb top to bottom and that it is nifty.

"...But, WOW! The quality is superb top to bottom. A must have for any camper." Read more

"...I like white because it looks nice and it also shows more easily where you need to clean it so you don't get stuff all over your vehicle or..." Read more

"...to use the rocket stove yet but it's the best built and best looking one I've seen. Very nice color and well made." Read more

"...You actually have to be aware and participate. But it's awesome and sexy and relaxing...." Read more

59 customers mention35 positive24 negative

Customers are mixed about the weight of the portable stove. Some mention it's a compact and powerful little stove that weighs only 16lbs, while others say it' s way too heavy and awkward to carry. The product is built out of clay, which increases the weight.

"...It's small but mighty! I fed it and it simmered a quart of water in 5 mins! It was a boil by 11 mins!!! I used a 15" iron skillet with a lid...." Read more

"...It is too heavy to backpack with unless you have a mule with you.Cleanup is easy once it cools down...." Read more

"...It works great for cast iron cooking and will store easy for traveling." Read more

"...The stove is heavy and well made. I have it stored in a safe dry place in case, I need it. review Oct 2012" Read more

22 customers mention14 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the portability of the stove. Some mention it's a great item to have for emergencies, a very handy survival tool, and efficient, while others say that it arrived damaged and unusable. The bag is only functional if you are going to carry the stove from your car or that it showed signs of use.

"...A great addition to any emergency preparedness plan." Read more

"...The included wind shield is fine for a bigger pot, but it didn't add any value when using a camp kettle (a lot of heat was being wasted)...." Read more

"...They continue to expand and provide useful,quality products and customer service." Read more

"It's very sturdy and well constructed. Great to have in an emergency. I like the cast iron top. It works perfectly with a Lodge 13" pan with lid." Read more

Stonehenge from spinal tap
5 Stars
Stonehenge from spinal tap
I knew the dimensions before I bought it but man is this small. It's small but mighty! I fed it and it simmered a quart of water in 5 mins! It was a boil by 11 mins!!! I used a 15" iron skillet with a lid. It is well built and a bit heavy to lug around for hiking (you need iron pan to cook as well). It is so low to the ground it was annoying to feed so I was placed it on a 1.5 inch thick 12 x 12 slate ($10 at local landscape supplier) base on top of my cast aluminum patio table. I boiled water for an hour and the temp of the outside of the stove was about 220 F max. The stone was around 110 F. I felt the table under where it was located and it was only warm. It takes a descent amount of attention to keep optimal. If you like to play with fire and cook this is a great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very efficient emergency stove
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018
My wife and I live in a hurricane zone and have been affected by bruiser storms like Rita, Ike, Harvey. So we usually do something every year to increase our readiness. This year we added this stove.

So I break it out of the box and decided to try to cook with it. An hour and a half later I got a fire going. I felt I should donate my camping gear and tear up my Eagle Scout card. Needless to say I was doing something way wrong. I was overloading the combustion chamber keeping air from flowing through it.

Two days later I decided try again. This time I figured I need to go smaller, so I bought a bag of pecan wood to use as secondary kindling. I took one piece of pecan wood and used a hatchet to cut it into small pieces about the size of my pinky. I put a cotton ball with petroleum jelly on it into the chamber and carefully put my pecan wood pieces on top of the cotton ball (about 6). I lit the cotton ball and less than 5 minutes later I had fire. I placed 2 pieces of lump charcoal on it and now had a cooking fire. I took a medium skillet and made bacon and eggs for the family in about the same time it would take on the range (once the fire is lit). So as an effective stove replacement, so far it passes the test.

Some observations:

When you build a fire, think very small campire, not charcoal chimney. The only fire you will produce packing this thing full and lighting it are the flames of hatred that scorch your soul and nothing else.

After the initial lighting, there is no smoke produced that I could see.

There was no soot on the bottom of my stainless steel skillet.

I only used 4 pieces of charcoal to cook breakfast and still had plenty of heat left over.

The stove seemed to produce a steady, stable heat. It was like cooking on a range.

I didn't have to tend the fire to often. I only had to add two pieces of charcoal.

The sides got hot, but not enough to burn you.

The handles make it easy to move. It is also light enough to not be cumbersome but heavy enough to be stable. It is too heavy to backpack with unless you have a mule with you.

Cleanup is easy once it cools down. I honestly think it is better to let the fire burn out then empty it rather than close the doors and let it smother. It just seems just slow the burn when you do that, making you wait longer until you can clean it.

I am sure if you got creative, you could use a fire steel to light it, but it would a little more complicated.

Overall this is a great and efficient camping stove that should be part of your emergency preparedness kit. Also if you do a lot of camping, this stove would be ideal as it pretty much is an outdoor hot plate.

There is something about cooking outside that is very peaceful. Definitely worth it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Stonehenge from spinal tap
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023
I knew the dimensions before I bought it but man is this small. It's small but mighty! I fed it and it simmered a quart of water in 5 mins! It was a boil by 11 mins!!! I used a 15" iron skillet with a lid. It is well built and a bit heavy to lug around for hiking (you need iron pan to cook as well). It is so low to the ground it was annoying to feed so I was placed it on a 1.5 inch thick 12 x 12 slate ($10 at local landscape supplier) base on top of my cast aluminum patio table. I boiled water for an hour and the temp of the outside of the stove was about 220 F max. The stone was around 110 F. I felt the table under where it was located and it was only warm. It takes a descent amount of attention to keep optimal. If you like to play with fire and cook this is a great product!
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Ann L
5.0 out of 5 stars Very durable
Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2021
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Bluefusion
5.0 out of 5 stars This stove is Amazing!!! I cannot recommend it enough!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 3, 2023
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Salvador
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente estufa.
Reviewed in Mexico on March 21, 2020
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Davidvfx
5.0 out of 5 stars La estufa perfecta para bosques, playa o en una zona de desastres
Reviewed in Mexico on June 24, 2019
Style: Ecozoom Dura" (Wood Only)Verified Purchase
Liliane Ravion
5.0 out of 5 stars Solide, efficace et cuisson rapide
Reviewed in France on July 26, 2020
Style: EcoZoom Versa (Wood and Charcoal)Verified Purchase