Camp Stoves: not a review....yet

[Too Tall]

My camp chef everest lost it's mojo, broken beyond any reasonable fix.

What's my move? Camp Chef has been faithful until it was not, I'm inclined to rinse and repeat.

What I'd like is a stove that can run from 1lb bottles or 5lb and is not larger than the everest.

Whatchagot?

[j44ke]

https://www.snowpeak.com/collections/camp-cooking

https://www.snowpeak.com/collections...r-stove-gs-220

[COVRTDESIGN]

What are your intended uses, will it stay in a car, hiked into somewhere, stay in your backyard, etc?
I have an original and the newer Coleman stoves, the original now runs propane with an adapter, and love them. I had a ton of military documents that I had to burn, not a cool story, just moving, and I took out the fuel from the old Coleman and used that as is for a few hours, didn't make a mark on it.

[bigbill]

Does your travel trailer have a fitting to connect a stove to your trailer's propane? Mine has a connection near the back on the door side.

[j44ke]

I realize now you said no bigger than "the" Everest, not no bigger than Everest. Stove model vs. tallest mountain in the world.

The Snow Peak camp stove seems like it has actual burners, not some kind of lightweight metal. Light and go. There's a propane adapter available somewhere.



It does look to share some aspects with the Camp Chef Mountaineer. I haven't seen on of those in person though.

[PaMtbRider]

Weber Q1000. Bonus points because it fits in the rear storage of an Airstream.
https://www.weber.com/US/en/gas/webe.../50060001.html