20,000 BTUs 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove, Portable Folding Camp Stove with Adjustable Burners, Regulator and Carrying Bag, Dual Gas Stoves Easy Carrying Handle for Tailgating, Camping, BBQ

I really like this Cofiyard 2-burner stove based on my initial unboxing and a quick test run. It folds down to a nicely compact size, feels solid and well-built, and the materials don’t come across as flimsy at all. For something that’s easy to toss in the car for tailgates or pack with camping gear, the included carrying bag is a big plus (and the manual is straightforward). The dual burners put out plenty of heat for real cooking, not just boiling water. My one real complaint: the regulator connection is a rigid, solid tube. When you screw on a 1 lb propane tank, that setup adds weight and leverage on the right side, and it can make the stove feel off-balance. If you’re on anything less than a perfectly flat, sturdy surface (which is pretty common outdoors), I can see how this could become a tipping hazard. My workaround/advice: if you’re using a 1 lb tank, place something solid under the tube/tank area to support the weight and keep the right burner from wanting to lift or tilt. Once I did that, the stove felt much more stable. Overall, if you’re looking for a compact, folding two-burner stove that feels higher quality than its price suggests, this is a fantastic value—especially compared to pricier systems like the Jetboil Genesis Basecamp.

I would give it 4.75 stars. Works great- powerful and adjustable flames. I bought this to replace my Coleman Fold-n-Go because I needed a compact stove that would fit in a certain space. I considered the Jetboil (which I have also used) but it wasn’t something I wanted to spend my money on. Positives: + Compact size when folded up + The spacing between burners is optimal for larger pots or pans- one of the main reasons I chose this model + Love how the igniter is not a separate switch. You just move the dial all the way on and then adjust your flame. + Highly adjustable flame settings - have cooked sausages, eggs, salmon and burgers and veggies great so far +Water boils quickly + Travel bag looks like it will last a bit if you care for it. It’s not super flimsy. Negatives: these aren’t too bad and me just being nit picky. - I understand the design decision to place the connector on the side versus the back. But this means a massive footprint when in operation with a 1gallon propane bottle. On a campsite bench I used to use only the short end to cook- now I have to lay it across the table- not a problem if you have a dedicated long enough cooking table or an adapter to a larger propane tank that sits on the ground. - I wish the adapter would nestle inside the unit when closed, like the fold-n-go. It’s not super annoying since I’ll pack it into the travel case anyway, but there’s a chance it could be forgotten/lost in the shuffle of camp cleanup. Overall a solid stove for a no-name brand and at a good price point. I’ll update if things go awry, as I’m only basing this review off my first camping trip with it.

I had been jonesing for a Jetboil Genesis for a while because of it's compact design and overall aesthetic and functionality. I thought I'd give this nearly identical stove a try because it was a fraction of the price of the Genesis and was on sale (I paid $69.99). I figured I would return it if the quality or functionality wasn't there. I was able to put it through its paces on a recent car-camping trip to Big Bend and was very impressed with how well it performed and how easy it was to set it up and put away at the campsite. The compact, folding design was also clutch for storing in the bear box alongside bulky ice chests. It was pretty windy during the trip but the ignition fired up the first time, every time, no problem. I did purchase separately an inexpensive folding wind screen (Ohuhu Aluminum 12-plate Windscreen) that tucks nicely into the Stove bag's inner pocket. The stove has great flame control and puts out a lot of BTU's. I'm used to the classic Coleman 2-burner stove, which is a great stove, but this one is so much more compact with better performance and control. The Coleman does have the built-in windscreen which is nice and the Jetboil Genesis also includes a plastic windshield. That's really the only thing this stove is missing, is a windshield of some kind because that's essential for any outdoor stove. If it included a windshield, I'd increase my rating from 4 to 5 stars. But for the relatively low price of this stove, it's easy to just buy an inexpensive windshield separately and you'd still come out way ahead, which is what I'd recommend. As mentioned, the Cofiyard cover/bag also has an inner pocket/sleeve that fits a folding windscreen (like the Ohuhu) perfectly and takes up no extra space and keeps it all together. OVERALL, this is such a good deal for a premium, slick, easy-to-use camping stove. After putting it through its paces on a windy multi-day camping trip, I would highly recommend it, especially as an alternative to the Genesis, which in comparison is quite overpriced. PROS: - If you like the design of the Jetboil Genesis - it's basically identical for a fraction of the price - Build quality is truly excellent, premium - Compact, folds up nicely and includes a well-fitting carry bag/cover - Ignition worked 100% of the time in windy conditions - Flame controls are very good, with strong output; better than my old Coleman 2-burner stove - Generous spacing between the individual burners for larger pots/pans (unlike the Genesis) - Easy to setup/put away and simple to wipe to clean - Looks great! CONS: - Does not include any kind of wind shield (and you'll need one, cuz you know, wind's gonna blow; these are inexpensive to add) - A little heavy, but great for car-camping