We have tried a few different options on camp stoves and the Teton2x is by far the best we have tried. It is optimum size to fit in the decked drawer system. The stove is quick and easy to set-up and breakdown. It has 2 burners and auto ignition. The heat control knobs are fully adjustable. I love that the sides slip up to create a wind barrier and snap open to make it stable.
Lets get down to details. Folded up it, the Teton2x is 22 x 13.5 x 4.25 inches. It weighs 11lbs 12 oz so it is best for car camping. Each burner puts out 10,000 btu and runs on propane. We typically use the 1# propane cannisters but recently purchased a 5# propane tank for longer trips or when we are running multiple propane items. It is estimated that you can run both burners on high for 60 min before running out of propane. We have never done enough cooking in one sitting to test this out.
There are 12 inches between the burners which works out great for us to cook in a pot on one side and use our Coleman camp oven on the other. As you can see here, I am cooking biscuits in the oven and making sausage gravy on the stove. Such a delicious and easy camp breakfast given our set-up. Perfect hearty breakfast for a cold morning.
Again, I love this camp stove. It was purchased from REI for around $180 so it is a good bit more expensive than the traditional Coleman but it is so much more sturdy and well made. I feel that it was money well spent.
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