Grill Boss Dual Fuel Camp Stove – 12,000 BTU Butane & Propane Portable Stoves for Camping, Emergencies, BBQ, Hiking & Backpacking – Double Wind Guard, Instant Piezo Ignition System – 90057

Fantastic Camping Stove
I was hesitating if to buy it initially, and fortunately, I decided to give it a try.It is a real GEM.First of all, it comes in its own plastic case so it is very easy to transport, and I always keep it in my car, just in case! When we go to outdoors, we often buy a big sandwich from Subway. But by the time of the lunch it becomes sad and cold. So I take my stove and GRILL the sandwiches on it. It is a 5 minutes thing, easy peasy, but the lunch is delicious and hot.I bought an additional plate to use with the stove. I believe it is Korean, and you can cook veggies or grill sandwiches on it. See it in one of my reviews. Very useful, easy to clean, big enough for 2 people.,. and more than that – it FITS perfectly on this very stove. So buy them together.Enjoy your outdoors!!!

Good for emergency use
This is a very good stove burner that uses butane or propane. I’ll use it as a backup in an emergency situation i.e. power outage. Yes, I know it’s designed for outdoor use only. But it can be used indoors if you have the proper ventilation (windows open).

Good value for the money
The stove works well and holds a good flame even in windy conditions. It’s easy to clean and easily portable.

Dual Fuel: Propane or Butane! Sears, Simmers and is Stable to Cook On
For almost 2 years we’ve been using this stove almost daily as we live full-time on the road in our van and this stove has been so versatile. We have an induction cooktop as our primary stove but more often switch to this one to conserve electricity when we are off grid or want to cook away from our van.Being able to keep the butane in the stove when storing in the case has made it super convenient to get out and put away quickly. We just unlatch the fuel canister lock lever and store our case upright or flat when traveling. When we run out of the butane, we can use our backup green bottle propane which was handy in spots when we couldn’t find butane with the notch at stores. When we were in Baja for a few months, we relied on the green Coleman propane bottles or even the blue Bernzomatic propane torch bottles in a pinch.The heat output is amazing and very stable base. We cook high heat on our 10″ lodge cast iron skillet which is super heavy. I can sear, simmer and set to a variety of heat levels which makes it easy to cook a wide selection of recipes. We also have 10″ Magma stainless pots and pans we use frequently for stews, soups, omelets, pancakes, fish and so much more and have been really enjoying this versatile and compact stove.The propane hose sits under the lid and we usually remove this when cooking but have forgotten to remove it a couple times, discovering it when stowing the stove away. Luckily it hasn’t damaged or melted the hose and the manual makes no mention about removing it prior to cooking. Probably best practice to do that anyways.The only few things I can think are cons or areas of improvement are the Case which is a little on the flimsy side. Its held up and we’ve shuffled it around inside and outside storage, upright, sideways and jostled. I do feel that hinges and clasps are starting to wear and maybe another year from now, we’ll be looking for another case. The only other improvement I could see is making the fuel lid latch, magnetize or catch on something. It just lays there through gravity itself and is not a problem when cooking or even stowing in the case but for some reason I would like a satisfying latch there.

Good quality product.

Works great