Grill Boss Dual Fuel Portable Stove, Dual Fuel Butane & Propane Stoves, 12K BTU Butane Camp Stove & Propane Portable Camping Stoves for Emergencies, Outdoor BBQ, Cooking, Hikings & Backpacking - 90057

I've enjoyed using this stove on my tailgate when out in the field. It's easy to set up and light and provides quick heat even if it's a bit breezy.The construction is a bit lighter than I would have liked and mine was slightly damaged on arrival (fuel door is tweaked and doesn't close just right) but at the price, I decided to hold on to it. I'm glad I did and would buy another if needed.

I was watching a YouTube Chinese food cooking lession. The lady had bought a butane hob in an Asian store for a fraction of what I paid for mine.I wanted one with a case and good flame control so I bought this. There are lots of less expensive ones around.I struggled at first trying to figure out how to insert the fuel canister. The lever in front must be up, then flip the lever down to lock it into place.I see complaints about these dual fuel hobs not being hot enough on propane. That is the fuel, not a design issue with the stove.I see complaints of the the metal things that the pot rests on actually melting because of the high heat. That is an issue with the operator, not the stove. Butane is hot. Don't leave it on full blastA regular home stove just doesn't get hot enough for a proper stir fry. Chinese restaurants use commercial stoves that get much hotter.I use a big skillet and a wok. There is no room left on my regular 30 inch stove for another pan. Of course all of these are rated for use outside because they don't have proper ventilation.It comes with a hose and regulator for propane. These little butane canisters are a bit expensive. If I go camping where I'm cooking on the stove for a week, I would want to use propane. For one or two meals I don't have to carry heavier propane bottles.I was expecting the case to be made out of flimsy chinesium. It is. I don't expect it to last one camping trip.I'm happy after cooking one dish. It heats really fast, and the flame adjustment is satisfactory.

Compact and works great. Canoed the Colorado river by Moab for four days and used it for meals and hot drinks. Great value when size, weight and stability are all factors.

I purchased the stove for emergency use. With a propane tank it hooked up easily, started right up, and produced a nice hot flame. None of my local stores carried the butane cans with the notched ring on the top, so I had to order some online which took three weeks to arrive. I haven't tried the butane fuel yet. The rear of the fuel compartment cover was misaligned a little which I realigned - no big problem.

So far so good. I needed a portable burner that could get my cooking grease HOT. This burner did it and did it well. It was easy to connect to propane canister, simple to light and easy to adjust the flame.

As another reviewer pointed out, the stove came with a slight bend in the case, right out of the box. This isn't too surprising, as it's made of light, thin metal. But the fact is that it also doesn't hurt anything, and I was able to bend it back to the desired shape with my fingers.At first, I was afraid that the propane hose might have been omitted, as some other reviewers have found, but I looked closer and there's a sheet of paper describing the location of the hose: it's in the burner compartment that you might otherwise never open, and which you actually MUST remove it before you light the stove, or you might melt it.So then I fired it up with a can of propane I had on hand. It sealed up and operated and lit on the first click, just as I'd expect. Spark is strong.The most important thing in any campstove for me is the ability to control the heat; not just to turn it up to max for boiling water, but also to turn it down low to control the heat when simmering or sauteing. I no longer tolerate "bad camp food" while camping. So I was pleased to find the knob on this stove gave a nice linear control, and closes the burner down to a nice very minimal simmer.So, for the price, I find this to be a highly functional bargain. Yes, it could be constructed more sturdily, but then it would weigh more, and part of the attraction is the light weight -- you'll be travelling or camping with it after all.

Yes the case is flimsy, yes the materials feel cheap and light weight, and yes, it works like a champ. I cook Japanese Chanpuru or other Asian stir fry or curries several times a week and got annoyed that the new house has an electric range preventing me from using my woks. This little guy heats up FAST with butane and cooks with efficiency. I do use it indoors, just don't plan on long cooks and crack a window. Buy butane at a local Asian grocer, $2/can.

excellent product and a great value. perfect for high-temp wok cooking and other cooking. Us it in my outdoor kitchen 3-4 times weekly