Everest 2X

Let's be clear, every stove if this mind is being compared to tbe OG Coleman stove. So how does this compare? Well, the BTU's are great. While the precision of the flame adjustments is not what I was hoping it would be, it's ok. With the added BTU'S, you're using a lot more fuel than the Coleman stoves, which is the price you pay. We've done one summer road trip with the stove and apart from what Ibmentioned above the main thing I would like to note is that the gauge of the metal is not so great. While I love the built in handle, every time I pick it up I feel it bending and have tried to bend it back, but over time it will continue to bend and probably break eventually. Also, after one summer season the brass nut that holds the file line in place unthreaded, leaving the line loose and unable to receive a propane canister. I had to disassemble it to refasten the nut, which fortunately did not fall out and become lost. So, I've given this 2 stars, which means it's 2 stars better than the Coleman. If some asked me if I'd recommend the stove, I'd probably say no, spend a little more time and save a little more money to get something sturdier

Fantastic product. Not too heavy to carry in my sedan. Hooks up to standard small canisters of propane or to the big ones you get at the grocery stores (you need an extension). The in-built lighter function is a neat addition and saves the trouble for carrying another lighter. The flaps around the burners are a real life saver when camping at windy sites - this was really handy on our last camping trip. Overall, really well-designed product. Happy with the purchase!

Works great. Heavy duty. Paired it with the griddle.