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Camp Chef Rainier Camper Grill Griddle Stove Combo

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Don't let your camp stove put a limit on the meals you make. The versatile Camp Chef Rainier Camper grill, griddle and stove combo lets you whip up gourmet breakfasts and dinners.

Single burner puts out 10,000 BTUs to quickly bring a pot of water to a boil; use the 8,000 BTU nonstick aluminum grill to make hamburgers, hot dogs and chicken
Put the nonstick aluminum griddle on the stove and make a hearty breakfast before the day's adventures
Piezo igniter sparks the stove to life with the push of a button, eliminating worries about wet matches and burning your hand
Lid and side shields block wind from the burners
Stainless-steel drip tray is easy to clean up; includes a removable grease tray under the grill
Convenient carry handle makes it easy to transport the Camp Chef Rainier Camper grill, griddle and stove combo
When it's time to pack things up, the Rainier Camper combo stows nicely in the included carry bag; bag includes space for 2 fuel canisters, sold separately
Operates on 16.4 oz. propane canisters, sold separately
Due to flammable item shipping restrictions, we cannot sell fuel canisters online; they are available at REI retail stores

Specifications based on manufacturers information
Please note: We cannot ship fuel-burning products to addresses in Japan or South Korea.

Imported.

Item 831682

$25.99

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May 17-27 Details

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Camp Chef Rainier Camper Grill Griddle Stove Combo

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Nov

2012

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3.0

Good, but certainly not perfect

By AZ Adventurer

from Scottsdale, AZ

About Me Occasional Griller

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Pros

Attractive
Easy Assembly
Easy To Use
Hot Flames

Cons

Bad Drain Design
Hard To Adjust

Best Uses

Car camping
For Self/Couple
Portable Use

Comments about Camp Chef Rainier Camper Grill Griddle Stove Combo:

I use this stove when I go car camping. I bought this stove because of it's design, options, and price. When comparing to others at the store, side-by-side, this stove seemed to have it all and I still believe it is a good buy.

Pros:
Great looking
Easy to set-up, use, and pack-up
Comes with both a griddle and a grill
Long burner for griddle/grill
Serious flame heat
Size is great. Very thin.

Cons:
The drain design is poor. The drain is not a single piece extending from top-to-bottom, ensuring all material is captured by the drain catch. A simple tube, inserted into the top drain hole, and connected to the bottom drain hole, would have been really nice. With out it, grease can collect inside the hollow body of the stove.

The tote bag is complete junk. The design is great, but the material used to construct it is a joke. The handle ripped off the very first time I used it.

The flames are difficult to adjust with the knobs. The knobs do not stay where you turn them. They "micro" adjust on their own and it takes a few attempts to get the flame right where you want it. Kind of annoying when you don't want to burn something.

The griddle grease resevoir runs around the edge of the griddle which is normal, but the resevoir is very shallow and narrow. You will only be able to cook about 5-6 slices of bacon before having to drain it.

The stove does not come with a utensil to pick-up the griddle while hot. So, after you cook those 5-6 peices of bacon, you'll have to wait until it cools off so you can pick it up, or grab it with the two sets of tonges that you didn't bring.

The griddle "legs" that fold down and insert into the openings on the stove do not lock in place and are sometimes hard to align, especially if you are using a utensil to hold it with. If you don't get the alignment right, the legs will fold back into a retracted position.