The choice of a camping stove is first dependent on its use and second depending on each individual's desire. These two terms are interdependent. If I buy a camp stove for a hiking event, certainly the lighter the better, but some people like to eat, and they need more cooking capability. You can cook at a tailgate party with a single burner ( 10,000 BTU) stove or you might want a three burner (30,000 BTU per burner per hour) stove which will allow all kinds of cooking and speed.
So first let us break down choice.
1. Hiking Stoves.
2. Camping Stoves
3. Cooking Stoves
4. Party Stoves.
Under hiking, you will find ultra light, single burner, tablet and other light weight fuels such as alcohol or propane and butane gas stoves. There are some ultra light two burner stoves, but they do weigh more. You might be better with two, single burner stoves. Some of the very light weight stoves …show more content…
We need to talk about desire. Every where you look there is something different. This is caused by someone's desire. Some people want this and others want that, One guy will want a open burner and a grill on the same stove. Thus a company will soon be producing the same. If sales are good, then we see this type of stove everywhere in the market. Someone will like a brand and see a feature on another brand at or stove. He will ask and soon it will be available. Choice and desire have a big effect on this market. We have a market that grows every year, and gets more competitive. I like the choice part. I like to be able to go to several stores and find camping stoves in several varieties. I enjoy a market that produces new things with emphasis on safety and on portability. That might be because of my age and the lighter weights, helping me. People might think this is innovation from the Far East, but most of the ideas are from backyard America and extreme campers. Some one will ask, and a company figures a way to build a new
So first let us break down choice.
1. Hiking Stoves.
2. Camping Stoves
3. Cooking Stoves
4. Party Stoves.
Under hiking, you will find ultra light, single burner, tablet and other light weight fuels such as alcohol or propane and butane gas stoves. There are some ultra light two burner stoves, but they do weigh more. You might be better with two, single burner stoves. Some of the very light weight stoves …show more content…
We need to talk about desire. Every where you look there is something different. This is caused by someone's desire. Some people want this and others want that, One guy will want a open burner and a grill on the same stove. Thus a company will soon be producing the same. If sales are good, then we see this type of stove everywhere in the market. Someone will like a brand and see a feature on another brand at or stove. He will ask and soon it will be available. Choice and desire have a big effect on this market. We have a market that grows every year, and gets more competitive. I like the choice part. I like to be able to go to several stores and find camping stoves in several varieties. I enjoy a market that produces new things with emphasis on safety and on portability. That might be because of my age and the lighter weights, helping me. People might think this is innovation from the Far East, but most of the ideas are from backyard America and extreme campers. Some one will ask, and a company figures a way to build a new