Naturehike 2 Burner Folding Camping Stove, Portable Propane Gas Stove with Carry Bag, 16000 BTU High-Performance Camp Stove with ETL Certification, Adjustable Burners & Piezo Ignition

Excellent product so far. Just like the Jet Boil foldout but a fraction of the cost. Just bought a second one for my son! Only issue could be that it lacks a windshield and if it’s windy, it causes issues with heat transfer.

I'm a bit of a Naturehike fanboy. I own 4 Naturehike tents (Dune 10, Massif, Mongar 2, Vik 1), as well as some of their sleep systems. Naturehike products have not let me down so I was interested in this stove system.Out of the box I was impressed by the obvious build quality. Everything seemed to be tight without any loose tolerances on the knobs or gas regulator line. The metal finish and weight gave the impression of this being a serious, proper stove. The clam-shell design was the real thing that interested me. A double burner on such a small size device is a huge win.Weight is by no means backpacking level light, but if you were load-sharing with other packers this could easily make the list of good kit to bring. Despite the compact size, the 2 burners are perfectly sized to accommodate full-sized cooking pots or pans in tandem. The stove risers set up and compact down with absolute ease and the included skillet is a HUGE win in my book. I use small skillets quite frequently while camping and to have one included that's a reasonable size is a great addition as it means the weight of the skillet is already taken into consideration in the weight of the stove itself and I'm not having to worry about packing another pan.I recently moved and due to extremely bad weather I have been temporarily without an electric stove and an ability to camp so I tested the stove indoors with a canister of iso-butane. The regulator nozzle gave me full confidence in a safe seal and the built-in ignition has thus far always worked without issue. Unfortunately an obvious draw-back to the double burner system is that when both are lit, both stoves burners dial back a bit, but both burners had absolutely no problem bringing 1000mls of water to a boil in speedy, reasonable time which gives me hope that the stove should be reasonably efficient at using fuel.I'm really looking forward to taking this kit out to my usual camping spots once time and weather permits and the stove has earned a spot in my collection of go-to cooking systems for the outdoors.

Love this item. I saw it on The Outdoor Gear Review on YouTube and decided to buy it. Great product.

The media could not be loaded. Pros:Portable, easy to clean, two burners, grille plate, sturdy, compact, easy assembly.Cons:Fire levels do not adjust too well with the knob. Ignition can be tricky. Wind can cause burners to go out. Both burners have the similar flame levels when burning at the same time.I used this for camping and bought it after watching a YouTuber. I do really enjoy using it. The burners can support large and small pots since there are no side walls. I did buy a separate wind guard so that the flames wouldn't blow out due to the wind. I do wish that the knobs to control the flame adjusted better but I end up using the valve that's connected to the butane to adjust the flame and it works well with one burner but not two.

Definitely what I expected, do deal for the price.

Works, but has some quirks. The burner farther from the gas connection is unreliable. The adjustability of flame (dial) is basically for looks. Make sure your surface is FLAT.Cleans up easy enough.Oh. And the adapter is taped into the Styrofoam packaging tucked in. If you're not looking for it, you could toss it.

Compact and good build quality for the price.

Unfortunately, using this stove was quite disappointing. Water took a long time to heat in a titanium kettle using just one burner! The ignition is also hit or miss but not as big of a deal than the time it takes for food to get hot. The griddle was also a super disappointing item. It took a long time to get hot and even bread stuck to it. Not worth the money whatsoever!! My crux camp burner does a better job on speed.