Camp Chef Summit 2-Burner Camp Stove
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Don't be fooled by its size—the Camp Chef Summit 2-burner stove packs a lot of power under the hood so you can meet your cooking needs, whether you're tailgating, fishing, camping or more.
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- 2 high-pressure 20,000 BTU burners pump out all the heat you'll need for your outdoor cooking, whether you're going solo or bringing the whole family
- Powerful burners and 3-sided wind barrier fight windy conditions
- Fires up quickly and easily with the Rotary ignition system; large temperature control knob has micro-adjust valve
- Nickel-coated steel cooking grate is strong enough to hold your pots, griddles and skillets
- 4 adjustable leg levelers
- Stainless-steel drip tray for easy cleanup
- Regulator adaptor for a 1-lb. propane cylinder included; can be used with standard bulk tanks using an optional adapter (not included)
- Take the camp stove anywhere with its locking lid and convenient carry handle
- Fuel not included
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View all Camp Chef Camp Stoves| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Canister |
| Fuel | Propane |
| Auto Ignition | Yes |
| Heat Output (per burner) | 20,000 british thermal units |
| Burn Time (Max Flame) | Both burners on high approx. 30 minutes on 1 lb. disposable bottle |
| Average Boil Time (1L) | Unavailable |
| Dimensions | 23.5 x 11.5 x 4.25 inches |
| Distance Between Burners | 12 inches |
| Weight | 12 pounds |
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Makes car camping easy
I bought this a month ago and am happy we did. We chose the Camp Chef over the Coleman stoves because the Camp Chef burner lighter is one that you twist to light a burner. The other ones on the market you push in and then the stove slides on the table or you spill a hot of hot liquid or something. Also this stove heats water very fast. The only thing I wasn't crazy about is the brass line that screws into the stove kinda flops around a lot. However, the nut on the brass line for fuel (on the CC) has a raised cross hatch pattern (knurling) this is way better than the Coleman as you don't slip as much when you thread it in. Hope this helps
This Stove 'COOKS'
We have tent camped for years and had an old Coleman 2 burner stove with the gas tank that hangs on the front. It served us well. As our kids got older we finally quit cooking at camp sites and went out to dinner. Now, it is just my wife and I and we decided to get a new stove an start cooking at the camp site again. We bot this stove at our local REI a few weeks ago. This stove is so superior for cooking, so much heat! Easy to use, love the small propane tanks. This stove cranks 40,000 BTU, the next stove down in price had 20,000 BTU....I am telling you to pay the extra $30 for this stove. A great investmet, you will not regret it.
Looks Slightly Better than the Camp Chef Everest
Full disclosure: I have the Camp Chef Everest which appears to be almost the same minus some improvements (this version has adjustable legs and updated knobs (valves?). I love this stove. It lights easy with the built in lighter. But hands down the amount of heat that it puts out is phenomenal. It makes cooking on it a breeze. The 1lb Propane tank adapter was a bit hard to get on at first. But that seems to get easier the more I use it. Not annoying enough to detract from how much I love to use this stove.
Terrible quality control and/or manufacturing
Was excited to buy this stove for our summer car camping trips. Local REI had it in stock. I purchased based on other positive reviews. When I got the stove home, unboxed it and began assembling the parts (gas fitting and feet), two of the threaded holes for the feet were drilled and tapped about 2 sizes bigger than the threads on the feet. This was only the case for 2 of the four holes in the bottom. It would seem like if they use the wrong bit and tap size it would be an issue in all 4 holes. My guess is that the drilling and tapping is done manually and whoever did the drilling and tapping has no clue how to use those tools correctly.
Car camping must.
Really like my new stove. Heats water quickly. Used cast iron griddle to cook bacon. I was surprised that ever function worked I am never that lucky. Quick easy start. Nice stove.
Easy to use and lots of power
I bought this after returning a Primus two-burner stove because its fuel hose was near-impossible to attach. I was very satisfied with this Camp Chef stove! It lights up with one easy turn of the knob, and the heat is very adjustable from a low simmer to super intense. I like the feet and the carry handle. The plastic latches feel a little cheap, and may not last very long, which I'm deducting a star for. Other than that, I have no complaints about this stove. And the fuel pipe is very easy to attach, unlike the Primus I returned. Overall very satisfied with this one!
Hot burning stove
I bought the camp chef summit 2-burner stove at the last minute just before we headed for the White Mountains in the northeast part of Arizona, I give this stove the five star rating it deserves ,I should of bought one of these a long time ago as it allows you to cook like a true chef outdoors in the elements.Fantastic stove!!!!
Very Nice Grill
Did a one night camp test with all our new gear. No rain or wind and the worked great. Easy to work. Wife and daughter had a bit of trouble turning the ignition knob. This thing gets crazy hot. We cooked burgers in a pan for dinner. We turned one burner on very very low and toasted the buns, one at a time even. Didn't get the toaster attachment. We had eggs and bacon for breakfast.
Don't eat cold food anymore!
Decided to buy this stove before a 4 day camping trip to climb 3 14ers. Eating Paleo is difficult and bland while camping if you can't cook some good meals. Stove worked great! Easy to use and setup. Loved the adjustable legs to balance things out. The bottom of the stove doesn't get hot at all. My only complaint is the piezo ignitor worked once out of 6 lights.
Poor Quality Control
After much research I decided to go with the Camp Chef series. Even though the Everest model seemed to have the best reviews, I purchased the Summit model due to the "twist-knob" strike versus the "push-button" strike on the Everest (that seemed to be the only Everest complaint). Upon opening the box everything looked in order; however, once I sat the unit on the floor it was obviously racked horizontally. Both the cover and the main body of the unit would not lie flat and rocked diagonally. Pretty difficult to miss this at the factory. I will be returning this and trying the Everest. The only difference between the two, besides the strike, is that the Everest is about 2.5" deeper. Hopefully the additional steel resolves the racking issue.