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This propane camping stove collapses into a compact size with a comfortable handle, accompanied by a dedicated storage bag that prevents grease and grime from soiling its surface. Easy to transport and store.
The 2-burner have independent switch control and are compatible with two pots with a diameter of less than 20cm at the same time, efficient cooking.
This stove's built with rugged steel legs that outlast flimsy rubber pads—no warping, no melting, just next-level stability. Even on wobbly countertops, this unit stays locked down tight so you can focus on cooking up a storm without fretting about spills or slips. Crafted to handle whatever your kitchen throws at it, keeping your setup secure and steady, no doubt.
Collapses to 11.4"x9.8"x4.7" (smaller than a lunchbox!) and weighs under 7 lbs. Features integrated handles and grill plates for easy transport - designed for grab-and-go convenience.
Featuring Push-Button piezo ignition for instant starts and seamless heat adjustment that glides from low simmer to high sear. Whether you're melting chocolate or charring peppers, dial in the exact flame you need without breaking a sweat.
This propane camping stove accommodates two 8inch skillets and is equipped with two powerful sealed burners, allowing you to simultaneously boil water on one side and grill on the other. With a total cooking power of 18,000 BTUs (9,000 BTU per burner), it delivers fast, efficient performance for all your outdoor cooking needs.
Made with durable cold-rolled steel. Removable griddle for quick cleaning. Heat-safe handles protect your hands. Focus on outdoor fun, not cleanup.The 2-burner have independent switch control and are compatible with two pots with a diameter of less than 20cm at the same time, efficient cooking
Yailin medina
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
Ame esta estufa es excente
Jen
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025
Powerful, compact, lightweight little stove, absolutely saved me the space I needed without sacrificing the functionality of the stove I've had for 20 yrs. Its easy to pack up, the bag is silly, but the stove fits. You just gotta take the griddle plate out first, and the hose doesn't have a place in the bag, nor can you store it inside the stove, I kinda tie it to the handle of the bag, because the griddle plate is a tight fit in the mesh sleeve provided for it.Doesn't come with a wind screen, which would be useful for multi season camping. I threw a tarp up for a solution to the wind.I added a 6ft extension to a 10lb tank and cooking 2 meals a day for 4 days, this little bugger was highly efficient with its use of the propane. Very sturdy, held 2 large pots without complaint.
Yellowdog762
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025
I have one of the "old school" camping stoves that also has two burners. It is SO much larger and heavier, yet it doesn't have nearly as many useful features as this stove. This stove is so easy to transport AND it comes with a carrying bag. The carrying bag for my other stove cost about $40. I also like the grill pan feature that comes with this stove. That saves me from having to carry a flat pan, and the piezo start feature is very nice! When lighting a traditional propane stove, there is always a very startling burst or pop when you light the gas with a match or lighter. My wife hates it! So, my job is to always light all the devices that don't have a push button lighting feature. The larger and heavier stoves really only have one useful feature that this one does not have, and that is a built-in wind screen on three sides. That can be a very nice feature at times, so you may want to plan for that. They make very lightweight, collapsible aftermarket wind screens if you want to carry one rather than improvise. While that could up your cost a tad, the windscreen and stove, cover and flat pan combo still weigh a lot less than the alternative. We like this stove so much that we use it on the patio when we want to brown onions and garlic for a meal that we are cooking inside. It is so portable and lightweight, and it fires up right away that it is definitely worth having on hand so we don't stink up the house with onions and herbs. A word to the wise: We have not had any of our Piezo light devices fail SO FAR. However, I have heard of stories where they have failed while being used off grid. Even a well-made device can suffer a hard knock or an unexpected rain storm or dunking while outdoors. When off grid, we always have a traditional light and a ferro rod, just in case. Recently, I have really enjoyed using a rechargeable lighter that makes a very hot spark. But those could suffer from water as well. A traditional lighter and a ferro rod do not take up much room or weigh much at all, and they could save your trip if your piezo device fails unexpectedly.
L Keene
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
When open it rocks on a flat surface, when closed you have to twist about 1/4" to get the latch to close, and the photo shows a shiny black tray, the unit I received was flat black and looks hard to keep clean,
kcurran
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
Works well and folds easily
Bradley
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
This is a really nice foldable, portable compact, dual burner propane stove it is meant to use with small propane canisters and I do not believe any other types of fuel. The description is a bit incorrect on those details and gas flow is controlled with one single can of fuel. Has two igniters and dual flame level control knobs, which is convenient if you only need to use one burner or both burners at a given time, I found it very easy to use and made of decent quality parts includes propane, hose, adapter, and carrying case with the two metal burners, grates. It folds up and latches small and into its carrying case which is nice to put away or store. Also include a preseason what appears to be cast-iron griddle that is somewhat thin, but also makes it lightweight for easy portability. The Flame output is pretty high and seems to be quite efficient. The igniters light the stove on the first try, but it is fairly new so we will have to use it for some time to see if it holds up in all. This is a decent portable propane stove for the price you get two of them
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