Stove of choice

[Boucher]

My wife is very adamant that we make a fire and cook off it, when that isn't an option we use a trusty Coleman

 

[Ragman]

My main source for decades has been a white gas Coleman Powerhouse two burner, love that stove. For lighter trips we have gravitated to the Firebox G2 5" folding wood stove and take the Trangia burner attachment along with either propane or butane so that fuel is never an issue.

 

[El-Dracho]

My wife is very adamant that we make a fire and cook off it, when that isn't an option we use a trusty Coleman

Cooking off the fire is awesome.

 

[EBasil]

After years of reliable use with my Coleman 2-burner and lanterns on white gas, I switched up to propane for the stove and solar LEDs for my lighting. After some consultation with other Scouters already on propane and rolling through various review sites, I took a close look at and purchased the Camp Chef Everest 2X. It's excellent. Room for large posts/skillets, great simmer control, simple set up and cleaning, lightweight, very affordable.

 

[Haden]

I use a camp partner stove and really like. Super solid construction and very good burner control. That hand made craftsmanship will cost though. If ya are looking to save money I would get another trusty Coleman

 

[Lazynorse]

We use the Kovea Slim Twin, its super light, one of the few that uses a flexible fuel hose that stores inside. works great with the Omni Oven for baking and has good low heat simmer abilities. usually fuel it from a 5lb cylinder with a 1lb green bottle for backup. for meals that just need hot water we use the jet boil flash.
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I chose this due to its thinness, too, after vigorous comparison shopping. Better for packing. I can also confirm this is a top performer. I'd rolled with various Coleman before it, which I'll say did the trick but I was ultimately disappointed with my last one, burner on one side and grill on the other. That grill was either nuclear hot in the center or lukewarm everywhere else. Not great. Two burners were better for me. We're really happy with the Kovea. I got a model that didn't come with the flexible fuel connector, though. My jealously cannot be contained!

 

[Dairyland Overland]

Currently using an Ozark Trail (Walmart brand) propane stove. It's not great, but not bad for the price. Burner control is acceptable.

 

[Dairyland Overland]

I got a model that didn't come with the flexible fuel connector, though. My jealously cannot be contained!

The flexible hose is $15.

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[socal geek guy]

just saw that costco has the coleman griddle version of their road trip grill. its not compact by any means, but i could see it being nice if you have the room to pack it. being on its own stand, it wouldn't take up space on your table, so that's a plus. also being able to cook multiple things all at the same time, that would be great if you're cooking for multiple people. looks like their normal price is $199, but its on sale for $149 through march 27th. there's part of me that wants it, but then another part of me that says i don't need another stove/griddle.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4000118722.html?EMID=B2C_2023_0316_CostcoNEXT

 

[FishinCrzy]

I don't need a 20K burner. Beat this.

Robot or human?

 

[ceram]

We use the Kovea Slim Twin, its super light, one of the few that uses a flexible fuel hose that stores inside. works great with the Omni Oven for baking and has good low heat simmer abilities. usually fuel it from a 5lb cylinder with a 1lb green bottle for backup. for meals that just need hot water we use the jet boil flash.
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I really like this stove for how thin it is. Fits in my full extension drawer nicely. However the piezo ignition is junk, one side quit working on the first trip and the other side is now intermittent. Hope your experience is better. Otherwise like you say it simmers great, better than anything I've used previously. The flex fuel hose a plus!

 

[OTH Overland]

I really like this stove for how thin it is. Fits in my full extension drawer nicely. However the piezo ignition is junk, one side quit working on the first trip and the other side is now intermittent. Hope your experience is better. Otherwise like you say it simmers great, better than anything I've used previously. The flex fuel hose a plus!

The igniter has been a issue, at least the left one. Kovea did offer to replace the stove, but we adjusted (bent) the spark wire slightly and it made a big difference. The left side does seem a bit sensitive to how much gas is flowing when lighting, found it works better with the gas just cracked on to light. Think it might have to much pressure when turned on high and pushes it past the sweet spot of combustibility past igniter or something.

 

[John and Mandi]

We have a Cook Partner and an Iwatani 35FW single burner butane stove. We prefer the Iwatani but do use the Cook Partner as our primary outside stove. The Iwatani is our inside stove and also our front bumper stove for coffee etc on the go or while at a pullout/beach side parking etc. There are brands of butane stoves that also have the ability to connect to external propane tanks, if Iwatani ever makes one we might have to check it out.

 

[Peanuts]

Jetboil Genesis, after years I finally bought the one I love the most. Consistent flame, right where I want it for delicate or full blast cooking!

Same, went with the Jetboil Genesis. It does such a good job simmering.