I bought one of these last time round on Massdrop. It works quite well, especially being able to insert and cross branches from two directions. The titanium is too thick – far thicker than Emberlit or Vargo stoves, and far thicker than it needs to be. The main problems are stability, which is not great, especially with smaller diameter pots meaning the legs are aligned inwards rather than outwards, and the two wire bits are fiddley to store when folding the stove. The thick titanium also means the weight is more than it needs to be, and maybe they are somewhat over-priced?
I now mainly use my Emberlit Fireant, also from MassDrop, which I find DAMN NEAR PERFECT for solo use, notwithstanding that its sides have curved a bit, your hands get dirty collapsing it, and when you are really fatigued (hypothermic) or in poor light, it can be a challenge to assemble. Maybe in rough conditions it would be a bit easy to drop and lose a part of it. It really has an almost mythic presence, great design, though a folding version would have advantages. I mainly use wood, but it works great with Esbit as well.
The other contender is the Vargo Hexagon, which I also like a lot – just not quite as much as my Fireant!
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