Camp Chef Everest Cooking System

Each of the two burners puts out 20,000 BTUs, for a total of 40,000 BTUs. This is significantly more powerful than the average camping stove, allowing you to boil water rapidly or sear food just like you would at home.

Yes, the lid folds out to create a three-sided wind barrier that effectively shields the burners from gusts. It is a sturdy, integrated design that helps maintain consistent heat even when the weather isn't perfectly calm.

Cleanup is straightforward thanks to the stainless steel drip tray. It catches spills and grease, and because the surface is stainless steel, it wipes down easily once the unit has cooled.

The Everest runs on standard propane. It is designed for use with the small, disposable 16.4 oz propane canisters, though you can use a bulk tank if you purchase a separate adapter hose.

At 12 pounds, this is a dedicated car camping stove rather than a backpacking unit. While it features a convenient handle and a compact folding design, it is best suited for basecamp setups where you can carry it from your vehicle to the picnic table.

No, the stove features a matchless ignition system. You simply turn the control dial to the ignition position, and the built-in igniter sparks the burner for you.