Worked very well

Easy to install

Had to hammer it in and it lost some plastic. Seems to be by design but not the most friendly to install. Functions perfectly

An easy way to level your stove, and much better than trying to find sticks and rocks to place under a leg. Only thing that takes away a star is that the stove should come standard with adjustable feet. And they seem a tad overpriced. Regardless, I'm still very happy with them.

I'm tall, raised the burner up to a more comfortable height and can adjust for slope so cooking is even. Worth it

Work well

Easy install in camp chef legs, made set up for camping easier not sure on durability yet only used them once, good so far.

Wish I had found these years ago. Worked perfect to level my stove and getting the height just right

Easy to install; very sturdy material, easy to use.

Easy to install and helps keep your stove level when cooking. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because it is made of plastic.

I set up an outdoor kitchen, I needed these levelers for a level cooking surface.

Easy install. Need a mallet or block of wood. Easy to use.

No more trying to find a stick or rock to level my stove. These are pretty slick to use.

I bought these leg levelers to install on the leg extensions for an Explorer 14 inch two burner stove. They are good quality and are very useful to level the stove on uneven ground. That being said, there are two challenges in removing the original installed leg caps and then inserting the replacement levelers.The instructions simply say to remove the old ones and install the new ones. Simple enough on paper but there is always a hard way and an easy way to do things. I wish the instructions provided a bit more insight into how to go about that.Both the original caps and the replacement levelers are a very tight fit into the leg tubes; very tight. I initially tried to pry the original cap off with a screwdriver but they are not just a cap, they have some length, enough to make them a very tight fit. Consequently I had to put the tip of the screwdriver under the cap lip and using a hammer, tap it in many places until enough of the cap was out of the tube so that you could grab it by hand and kind of wrestle it out the remainder of the way. A lot more effort than needed.I have an old axiom that when you are trying to do something that looks simple, should be simple but is either not working or seems unreasonably difficult, you are probably doing it wrong. Here's the easy way. Maybe somebody else figured it out, but it bears repeating anyway.Get a fat round stick about 3 feet long, stick it into the other end of the leg tube about 18 inches or so from the end cap and give it a good healthy shove. I used a long piece of round wooden dowel stock about 1 7/8 in diameter and 30 inches long, but a broom handle would probably work equally well. The cap will pop off effortlessly. I removed the end caps on the remaining three legs in about 20 seconds. Dirt simple.Now about inserting the levelers, that's another challenge. I attempted to hammer in the first leveler, and it was not going in easily, and probably should not have as you want a very tight fit but in this case there is a difference between a tight fit and no fit at all. The problem is that the inside of the leg tube end has a very sharp 90 degree edge that wanted to scrape off the plastic of the levelers, acting like a knife. Hence the reason it would not go in without risking damaging it by brute-forcing it with a hammer, which is unnecessary.I beveled the inside edge of the leg tubes with a small rattail file to remove that sharp edge; it took less than a minute to do each leg. I then coated each leveler with a bit of lubricant and lined it up square to the tube and it only took a few good whacks with a hammer to install it without feeling like I was about to destroy the leveler. And the result was a very, very tight fit, as desired.So there you have it - good product that keeps your stove level on rough ground. If you want to easily remove the original caps and install the levelers into the leg extensions, try what I discovered.

Son tan apretadas en las patas de la cocina, que hay que martillar suavemente para que entren, pero material es tan malo, que se rompieron 2 de ellas antes de entrar hasta el fondocamp chef, que vergenzapd. el bolso para la explorer2 igualmente psima calidad

A little hard to pound into the stove legs, Tight fit, I used a rubber mallet

No more wobbly stove. Definitely worth having.

Easy to install

They are as advertised but would be better if they were made out of metal instead of plastic

Use to dig holes and use shimes to level stove. When I saw these I bought them immediately, and have ordered several for friends since.