This can be a serious debate among campers. The best stove for you depends on what is available to you wherever you live: stove and fuel. Go to a local camping supply store (or several stores) and find out what is available and the pros and cons of each. There is no point in telling you what I think would be good because you might not have the same fuel preferences or availability, and you might not want the same features on the stove that I would suggest (such as simmer control) as being necessary.
The recommended stove for ultra-light backpacking, if you
don't want to carry much weight, is the alternative-fuel stove.
The recommended stove for large group camping I advise you to purchase the liquid-fuel stove.
I advise you to choose a small folded chair that doesn't take lots of room in your backpack while he's folded. In addition you should choose a chair that he's light-weighted so it won't be a burden while you carry it.
The idea behind camping chairs is to make them easy to pack and carry so usually most camping chairs are folded if they don't fold they are not considered to be camping chairs.
I'll advise you to get the lightweight camping chair; it's easily folded into every backpack and it's very lightweight which will make you carry much less weight during your hike.
Camping cookware tends to be light weight and the different components are usually stackable to consolidate space.
It might be normal for very old models but is certainly not so in new models because it is not practical to carry a 20 pound stove on a camping trip.
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