Mountain Series Teton 2X Two-Burner Cooking System - MSTX, Lightweight 20,000 BTU/Hr Camp Stove

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When It comes to camp stoves, design is everything. Bottom line is every camp stove will heat up your food in perfect conditions. the real question is whether or not it will work in adverse conditions. I think this one is quite well designed. The lid latches closed and theres a handle on the bottom that makes for easy secure and rouged transportation. The handle is a little uncomfortable, but for the average transit, its completely fine. Its also cut into the bottom as apposed to a pivoting handle, making it much more durable. When in use, the lid latches up to be a wind shield. theres another review on here where they bash it for falling over easily, but thats only because they didn't latch it in. I think it works quite well and I have never thought about how "level" it was while operating it. I also really like how they offer the parts separately in case one breaks and you want to fix it. I reckon most people will just replace the whole thing when it breaks, but thats the sign of a good company if they give you the option. The cons are that there is no designated storage for the propain spout. you just kinda throw it in when you close it and it rattles around. It also scratches the stove surface, but honestly if you're worried about this thing scratching, you best just buy an RV. I also think this thing is remarkably heavy for its size and utility. Im sure they could somehow cut the weight down and have the same function. overall solid product, which I expect to last a while. thumbs up camp chef