Great for camping, cooking breakfast outside and/or cooking my girlfriend spontaneously

Great size worked very well

Bought in 2020. Since then it has survived numerous camping trips. No issues. Does exactly what it says it does. If you clean it thoroughly after each trip - it is highly reliable!

Stove has high flame and can cook hot , 4-stars because one of the knobs was bent when received.

Nice camping stove. Good controls and easily set up. Good ignition and seems sturdy.

After using this for about 5mos I can easily say this is the best all-around portable camping stove on the market! Way better quality than flimsy Coleman stoves, works better than Coleman or Primus because the wind screens on this lock into place very well, the grates stay in place a lot better, the electronic starter works better/easier than the rest, and BTU heat output is equal to or better than any of the competition. I read dozens of review sites before I bought this to make sure I didn't waste my money and they were all correct, stating all things I listed above too. If you need a portable "camping style" propane stove, this is the best one.

This review is for the Camp Chef Everest, 2 burner stove, not the Everest 2x, which is a little larger. First of all, the valves/burners are first class. You can crank it up to the advertised 20k btu's per burner, or dial it down to slowly melt some butter for popcorn. It delivers a well controlled flame through the entire range. The industry standard is around 10k btu's per burner. You could deep fry a turkey on this gem. The burners are made of stainless steel, vs aluminum, so they should last a long time. The grey lid is powder coated and has a "bed liner" texture to it, while the red chassis has a smoother texture and may be powder coated as well, it seems quite robust. Being that this unit is capable of putting out twice the heat of a "regular" propane camp stove, it will use more gas while doing so. I am using a 5lb cylinder with this, rather using the green colored "disposable" 16 oz bottles. The cooking surface will comfortably fit a 12" skillet, and a 10" pot, more than I need 90 if the time. Looking forward to many fine campsite meals in the coming months/ years!

Great quality, lightweight and sturdy. Cooks well and cooks well.

It worked really well, even in kind windy conditions. Lights itself, good power, compact and easy to clean. Great for camping.

Worked well until It didn't. After 6 trips it began to leak gas. If I left it on overnight the bottle was empty in the morning.

This stove is great and i bought it because i wanted the coolest stove at the campground. If i were to need another i would probably get a different name brand one thats half the price and would be more suited to my simple needs

I bought this to boil sap for maple syrup and it is working great. The base is larger than my old camping stove and easily fits a chafing pan with the windscreens up. The increased heat does not seem to greatly increase the rate of propane used - it is rated at twice the output of my old stove but goes through the tank in about the same time period.

Had this stove less than a year and it almost blew up on me. A very blast (explosion) of flame almost set my face on fire. Too dangerous to recommend.

Like having a fully functioning kitchen in your camping kit

I bought this stove hoping to be able to use it to... cook food and boil water. But doing that requires... propane. Unfortunately the propane hookup for this is a proprietary attachment point that is designed to only use the small reusable bottles, and they can only be connected using a special connector which is poorly designed and clearly not designd for repeat or long term use, and thus is prone to leaking and breaking over time. There are a few hard to find 3rd party after market connectors which could theoretically replace the proprietary connector with something better designed, but those are terrible quality (if you can find one) and also prone to breaking. Also hooking this particular stove up to a full size tank of propane is a pipe dream -- or should I say pipe nightmare -- the only people I've seen who have successfully done that have had to literally fabricate and weld their own hacked up replacement connectors-- not something I want to do. So overall this stove is a failed design that is unusable for my application (regularly cooking food and boiling water) and so I'm throwing it out and will need to find a different small cooktop that I can hook up to propane tanks without things leaking and breaking. Buying this stove feels like getting roofied and then waking up with sore orifices.

Gift to a Buddy. They use it quite successfully for cooking camping n picnicing.

Best camp stove I've owned. I use this onmy boat and out land camping. Works amazing. Cleans up easy and is holding up to the saltwater environment on my boat great. My favorite feature is that the burners actually adjust to where you want the temperature and stay there. All 3 other stoves I've had are horrible at staying where you put them. And most important puts out way more BTU's then my alcohol stove in my boat.

Recently purchased my second Everest 2 stove as a Christmas present for my daughter who now camps quite frequently. My original Everest 2 stove was purchased in April 2016 and is still going strong. We RV and tent camp about 4-5 months per year and it has never let me down. I love the amount of heat it can produce, the temperature control and the lightweight / compactness features of the stove. I either utilize a hose to connect it directly to my 20lb tank or utilize my Flame King 1lb refillable tanks and refill valve (vice the 1lb disposable Walmart type). They work very well and will also save you a ton of money in propane costs. In my area I can refill my 1lb Flame King refillable tanks at a cost of about .70 each, vice $4.80 per 1lb can of Coleman propane at the local Walmart.

love it, great stove

THIS IS THE BEST REPLACEMENT! Vs the Coleman double burner, this one has way more wind protection with the way the burners are angled. Only used it once, but it was the thing that turned around a crappy camping trip. Love it! It is a bit bigger than the Coleman so we did need a new place to store it on the drive.