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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.
When you’re feeding a crowd, tailgating, or cooking big camp breakfasts, this is the beast. Two cast-aluminum burners put out 30,000 BTU each (60,000 total), and it works with Camp Chef’s 14-inch accessories like griddles and grill boxes.
Pros
- 60,000 BTU total, the most powerful of the three
- Cast-aluminum burners built for years of hard use
- Works with Camp Chef 14″ griddles and accessories
- Handles wind and big pots easily
Cons
- The biggest and heaviest of the three
- Burns through propane fast at full power
- More stove than you need for two people
Compare: the Camp Chef Everest 2X Two-Burner Camp Stove or the Eureka Ignite Plus Two-Burner Camp Stove are the other two stoves I picked. You’ll find them in the Shop under Outdoor & Travel.
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