…Bear Island was the third camping trip I've been
on with my Littlbug and I'm absolutely convinced that it
is the coolest camping accessory I have seen in years. Their
corporate philosophy and policies make them even more attractive.
I've
been meaning to write up a glowing review on paddling.net but
the real beauty of the stove is too difficult to describe in
words. Not sure if they're looking for a dealer network
but GOPC would be a good one.
Yakfisher
North Carolina
NCW Founder
Kent:
Just returned from the Steel River trip. We used your stove every
day. It's awesome! The trip was co-guided by Steve Johnson--a real
mountain man who lives in a log cabin a mile in the bush outside
Ely. Steve was very impressed--enough to bring this stove to Greenland
on a kayak trip he's leading. We all think your stove is the best
thing since sliced bread.
Trust me, I'll spread the word! ... Darn
nice unit, Kent. When my books come up for revision, this product
will be in it.
Best to you.
Cheers, Cliff
Cliff Jacobson
Freelance Outdoors Writer & Outdoors Consultant
Custom Canoe Expeditions Into The Far North
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone (715)425-9545
On our last trip to the BWCA, we used the Littl'Bug
Stove exclusively for the preparation of all of our camp meals.
The "one pot" meals
were done much quicker than any small stoves that we have used
over the years and the pancakes were superb! We place a griddle
on the extension arms; the temperature was easy to control,
the stove was stable and the pancakes were golden brown! As
great as our meals were, however, the best feature of the Litt'Bug
stove was that it operated great in a strong wind. The wind
blew at least 20 to 30 miles an hour during our entire trip
and every fire was easy to start and to protect from the wind.
The Littl'Bug will be our only stove for all future BWCA trips!
Craig Lilja,
Buffalo, MN
The first person to buy a Littlbug Stove.
I used your stove on a
trip to the BWCA and the Little Bug was a champion stove. I'm
big on conservation and what impressed me the most about your stove
was the fuel efficency. You could boil water quickly using much
smaller pieces of wood than what the standard firegrate would
require. This way one avoids needing to pack in a saw or hatchet.
I think it's a great invention.
Justin Olson,
Duluth, Minnesota
