Description
Why these and not the stove in my video? The Coleman stove I used on camera malfunctioned on me, so I’m not recommending it. Instead I picked three stoves from other brands with strong reputations for being built to last. I haven’t cooked on these on camera yet; these are my picks based on their track record and independent reviews.
If you actually cook at camp, not just boil water, this is the one. Two 20,000 BTU burners heat big pans fast, push-button ignition means no hunting for a lighter, and the clip-on wind shields keep the flame steady when it gets breezy. It also turns down low enough to scramble eggs without burning them.
Pros
- Two 20,000 BTU burners, among the most powerful in its class
- Simmers well for sauces and eggs
- Push-button ignition
- Strong wind shields
- Sturdy metal frame that holds up to regular use
Cons
- Bulky and heavy to carry
- Uses more propane at full power
- The latches can loosen over time
- The propane regulator can be fiddly to screw in
Compare: the Eureka Ignite Plus Two-Burner Camp Stove or the Camp Chef Explorer Heavy-Duty Two-Burner Stove are the other two stoves I picked. You’ll find them in the Shop under Outdoor & Travel.
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