Camp ChefMountain Series Everest 2X - High Output Two-Burner Camp Stove - Lid Doubles as Windscreen - Portable Cooking Stove - For Outdoor Cooking - 20,000 BTU Burners - 215 Sq In Cooking Area

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!

We had to replace our very old Coleman stove that broke. We stumbled upon this one and decided to give it a try. It was amazing! It is very powerful and boils water for coffee/tea very quickly. It also has a simmer mode so cooking eggs or pancakes was also very easy and they all came out finished quick and delicious. We only used slightly more fuel than usual- 2 full canisters as opposed to 1.5/1.75 of them. Which was a suprise given how much power the stove has. It's a little heavier and wider when folded than the Coleman stove, but it's power and built in lighter make up for it. The side wings clip in which I preffered over the Coleman pinch ones. I was skeptical at first to not go with a Coleman, but am so happy we did. We used it for 2 soild weeks and decided to even take it to dinner picnics during the summer. Hoping this stove lasts like our Coleman did.

I was hesitant to replace the sturdy but irregular propane two burner Coleman stove that was handed down to me and is at least 25 years old. I read the reviews on this and decided to give it a shot. I took it camping and was blown away - the igniter works fine for both burners; the heat output on high is phenomenal and it went down low enough for me to cook eggs. The quality seems excellent to me and it’s so super easy to clean. The two wind guards folding out from the sides are held in place securely by the same two clips that secure the lid for transport. The top will fold down completely if needed for larger pots/pans. It looks so nice that I’m hesitant to leave it out in view when I’m not in the campsite. I do hook it up to a 5 gallon propane tank because I know it will blow through the gas. I run it off of a multi connection propane tree mounted onto the 5 gallon tank. Im able run both my lantern and the stove going on full power. I do recommend getting a filter between a tank and the stove.My only regret is that I waited so long to buy this!

Outstanding stove. Way better than my Coleman stoves. Well built. I will be getting the griddle to go with it!

As others have said - this unit has the heat output of a jet engine. Boil a big pot of water - no problem. Stainless & smooth drip pan, so much easier to wipe clean than "the other brand". Solid and stable. But one issue - takes a lot of twists of the ignition knob to ignite the propane. Don't know why - I see a spark for every click. Perhaps someone has suggestions?

Fantastic stove! We were up in Yosemite and this unit had no issues whatsoever. It is a bit heavy and I do wish it had some sort of handle. However, it is a great camp stove and could not have been more happy with it.

I LOVE this stove. Wish I had known about it much sooner. The burners get very hot when on full, which is great. Takes less time to boil things. And what's really great is that you can control the flame. Most camping stoves won't allow you to do that. Very well built.

Excellent stove. We use it for everything from coffee, to burgers. Great flame control, and easy on fuel. Packs easily and sets up quickly on virtually any table.