Comments on: The 5 Best Camping Stoves

By: Fresh Out Do

Fresh Out Do

In reply to Carissa Gutierrez. We have seen a few Kovea stoves around, and some of them look quite nice. However, they seem to do a lot of isobutane powered stoves. While we like using isobutane for backpacking because it's lighter, we would recommend propane for car camping stove. Propane is cheaper, more widely available, and has better performance at a wider range of temperatures.

By: Carissa Gutierrez

Carissa Gutierrez

Thanks for sharing this very informative article. Does Kovea brand have camping stove? saw this kovea heater you guys might wanna check on this too https://shop.campinggears.ph/search?q=kovea+heater

By: Ryan

Ryan

Thank you for posting this! I’ve been waiting to make a decision and I think I am going to go with this model.

By: Martin

Martin

We picked up a Stainless Steel Petromax Atago last year! Best investment we have ever made. Awesome charcoal grill for grilling, take the grill off and drop in any cast iron pot under 6 quarts. We also have the Petromax fire griddle that sits on top of the Atago (think Skottle) and a fireproof dome that turns the Atago into an oven. Then after supper, we put the percolator in for a nice coffee. Add some wood and the embers from the coals start the wood fire for the rest of the night. Travels in a round bag 15″ in diameter X 7″ high when the legs are folded down.

By: Fresh Out Do

Fresh Out Do

In reply to S Wynnyk. We have seen them around and a lot of people have great things to say about them. But we haven't used it personally yet.

By: Fresh Out Do

Fresh Out Do

In reply to David Tees. Interesting. We will have to check that one out. Do you use it primarily for grilling? Or with cookware like skillets as well?

By: David Tees

David Tees

I highly recommend this little grill, it’s great for one or two

https://www.amazon.com/Iwatani-Fired-Burning-ABURIYA-CB-ABR-1/dp/B01IGHIFV4/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_86_tr_t_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=3TB0PDBNNRBDV29XV3QB

By: ZACHARY

ZACHARY

In reply to Andrew H..

I have the same camp stove and personally I love using it to its fullest potential! It’s a briefcase dual burner stove! So I store cookware and other small items in it when it’s cool, and get them out once camp is set up!
Also technically it is a a tri-fuel stove.
I purchased an adapter on Amazon for ‘AI think’ $15,and it allows me to use the small REFILLABLE 1lb propane cylinders ‘check for leaks by dunking under clean water and checking for bubbles after refill’ or a hose and 20+lb propane tank.
So having the choice of 3 fuels is wonderful! Use what you have on hand practically!

By: Bernard Rice

Bernard Rice

I have had two coleman two burner stoves fail @ inopportune times. First was the fuel connection piece stripped. The second was the locking nut on the
stove was loose so the fuel connector would not allow it to be tight enough. This led to a fuel line failure. Thanks for the list, I will have to consider one of these options

By: S Wynnyk

S Wynnyk

Partner steel all the way, surprised no mention of them