Camp Chef Everest 2X 2-Burner Cooking System

The BOSS of camp stoves! Very powerful 22,000 BTU’s per burner. Heats up very fast without burning. Boils water extremely fast. Looks great and very well built. The wind protection is the best!

I have used this now for two summers' worth of camping, enough to have a strong opinion of it. At its core function, which is to heat and cook, this is everything I could hope for. Lights easily and cooks or boils quickly. The stove is also very durable- on this last trip, I opened my hatchback and the stove, which was resting on top of a cooler, slipped out and landed hard on the concrete parking lot surface, denting both front corners but doing no functional damage. This is a high quality stove that I expect will bring me years of use.From a design perspective, it's not perfect. The propane attachment hangs awkwardly off its side, so unless you have a surface wide enough for both the stove and the propane, you have to prop up the propane using something else. This is an issue if you use it at the end of a picnic table, which I normally do, or a portable camping table. Also, the lid needs to be swung almost entirely flat when opened to have the sides clear the stove to affix them. That leaves need for clearance behind the stove.

This grill has an insane amount of heat available and can boil a pot of water in minutes! The whole grill is high quality and looks like it will last a lifetime. The ignitor switch is very nice and always lit the burner on the first try.It's worth noting that this grill is fairly large which is amazing for cooking, however it does not fit in a standard size tote. I recommend buying the carrying bag both for convenience and to keep it clean from any trail dust.

After using the stove for 1 year, we love this stove. It is big, cranks out heat which is easily controlled down to a low simmer. How could it be improved, 1- add levelling feet (easy enough for the DIYer), 2- Supply a 90 degree propane hookup to reduce the footprint of an already large stove (again this can be done by the DIYer using Temu supplied parts and Youtube instruction. It requires some advanced DIY skills). 3- include a fitted padded carrying bag.

Very well made and thought out. If you're used to a Coleman propane two-burner, note that this is significantly larger and heavier, with more BTUs. That's what I wanted; make sure you do, too.Perhaps my only gripe is that the wind shields (which lock very securely using the lid latches) come off the lid at 90 degrees and aren't adjustable (like on the Coleman). If you're using very large pots and pans, they might hit the wind shields (but you can always disconnect one, or both and lay the lid flat).

Just used the Camp Chef Everest 2X on our first camping trip — and it was amazing! Heats up fast, powerful flame, and easy to control. Both burners worked perfectly, even in windy conditions. Compact but sturdy, and super easy to set up. Made cooking at the campsite feel like a real kitchen. Highly recommend for campers of any level!

We haven't had a chance to use this beauty yet, but it's comin'!Just holding it, the quality just stands out, about any others I've seen. The burner space will allow larger pans, square or round.The lock-in wind break is a great feature 👌 along with the heavy-duty lid! I like appreciate the ability to lower the flame way down, without blowing out.He said it's real pretty and built nice. I love the structure of the whole unit. Not a thin metal at all. I like the easy clean access.It's definitely a must see, must have. I wish there was a protective case for it. It's beautiful. I'll update after I hook it up (to different size propane bottles) with the super nice, long propane line, that I purchase on Amazon.I'm the camp cook and I love nice things! It's a beautiful piece added to my arsenal!

I've wanted this stove for quite some time. A friend has one and I've cooked on it a couple of times camping. The burners have more than enough output to get a large pot of water boiling in no time and can be throttled down for simmering. The large size is great and acommodates two large skillets. If cooking is your thing when you go camping, go large with one of these. You won't regret it.