Best BRS 3000-T stove Gas Stoves

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UOG TOP PICK: Ultralight, surprisingly powerful and budget-friendly, the BRS 3000-T is a trusted classic for fast-and-light backpackers who appreciate its blend of weight savings, efficiency, and trail-tested dependability, one of our top picks. 

BRS says: 

RS Stove 3000T is extremely lightweight. It only weighs 26gand extremely compact. It comes in a little bright green pouch that is highly visible on almost any surface.

[Powerful and Efficient] BRS Stove 3000Tgenerates 2700W. Boils water quickly, about 2 minutes 58 seconds to boil 1L water. Rated gas consumption is around 140g per hour. Typically and in ideal conditions it will boil 2 cups (500ml) of water using only 7 to 8 grams of fuel.

[Stable] BRS ultralight stove stable, even flame; Smooth flame adjustment.Super easy. Just flip those pot support legs out and twist the stove on your canister.

Our Verdict

The BRS 3000-T stove has earned its reputation as an iconic ultralight option for thru-hikers and fastpackers who demand minimal weight and reliable performance. Weighing only 26 grams, this titanium stove is about as light as possible, making it ideal for anyone looking to cut pack weight without sacrificing functionality. It folds to a compact 37mm x 52mm, taking up next to no space in your pack and slips easily into most pots alongside your gas canister.

Despite its tiny size, the BRS 3000-T punches above its weight with a powerful 2700W output. Under ideal conditions, it can boil a litre of water in around 3 minutes. This efficiency, combined with a low fuel consumption of around 140 grams per hour, makes it an excellent choice for long-distance hiking or multi-day trips where every gram counts. The flame adjusts smoothly, allowing a range of heat levels from a rolling boil to a gentle simmer.

The stove’s simple design makes it quick to set up—flip out the pot supports and attach the stove to your gas canister. While it’s stable for smaller pots, users should be cautious with larger cookware, as the small pot stands are best suited for lighter loads. Notably, the BRS 3000-T is also very reasonably priced, adding to its appeal for budget-conscious hikers who want performance without a high price tag.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• UnFolded Size: 85mm x 68.5mm
• Folded Size: 37mm x 52mm

Specifications

• Weight: 26g
• Max. Load: 1000g
• Power: 2700W
• Fuel: Butane/Propane
• Gas consumption: 140g/h

Material & Construction

• Titanium Metal
• One-Piece Structure

Help & advice:

• The Ultimate Guide to Ultralight Stoves