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$39.99 and for another $30 you can save 2oz and go Ti.

Firebox Nano

It looks like a neat little stove...but $40? That's a bit steep for my wallet.

I like that, and the price ain't that bad.

There is probably 10 threads on these, but that stove's pretty cool. Are there others like it that people would rather use over this?

I like the 5" one, that 3" seems .. pretty small, even though the weight seems great.

Not saying I prefer it or it's better but I use one of these neat little gizmos in Titanium
http://www.emberlit.com/en/

I am liking this http://www.tatogear.com/product/element-wood-stove/

There is the Bushbuddy, and then there all all of the other backpack woodstoves.

Ditto. It's got two real benefits that I see. First, it stores/carries very flat, which is something the Bushbuddy, Bushcooker (and their knock-offs), Trailstove, Sierra Stove, and the new Biolite can't claim. The best solution for those is to find a pot the stoves can store inside. But still, packing dead flat IS an advantage IMO. Secondly, the Emberlit takes fuel from the side, and can be fed larger sticks at a slow rate, rather than tiny twigs from the top. Another definite advantage IMO. I'm not an expert but those are my .02c.

The Firebox name seems appropriate because it looks very similar to the upper half of a VitalGrill stove, as seen HERE.
It does appear to set up fast, but other than that I'm not impressed. YMMV.

Vargo makes some folding Ti stoves also, but I've never tried them. IF I wasn't interested in the Emberlit for some reason (can't think of a reason) then I'd try THIS ONE before the Firebox Nano. For the price I might try it just because.

I just got the solostove titan with their 1800 pot to demo. Its big, and not lightweight. I am going to play with it this weekend to see what I think about it.

222rem that tato stove I posted is 1/3 the price, weighs less folds with three corners hinged and a pin with the fourth corner instead of breaking down into 5 pieces. It also feeds from the side or can have fuel added from a port on the top of the stove. In watching some videos you can combine multiple stoves together to form a fire ring.