Suggest a single burner propane stove?

[Bbasso]

I'm hoping to find a recommended, quality compact single burner propane stove...
Something like this

I'd love it if it was under or near to $20
Thanks!

 

[FJOE]

The one you posted a picture of is 18.66 at WalMart. Anything of a higher quality will most likely be well over $20.00.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/21781633?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227015840946&wl0=&wl1=s&wl2=c&wl3=40970171432&wl4=pla-78913479992&wl5=1014895&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=21781633&wl13=&veh=sem

 

[Bbasso]

Thanks!
Think it's decent quality to last for a few months before crapping out?
I didn't know it was available in Walmart...

 

[downhill]

A far better choice is this one: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Camp-Che...ategy=PWVUB&visitor_id=WW7iqTLYETuK7H5D5VerpU

This same stove is available under 5 or 6 names at least. I have used these stoves daily for 6 months or more. The one I have now is probably 4 years old. The butane canisters are available at Walmart and almost all outdoor stores. They come in a very usable plastic case. Engaging and disengaging the canister is as easy as moving a lever. The gas control is very good. The canisters are smaller, but seem to last a long time. Mine was outdoors most of the time and suffered a fair bit of abuse. The stove is very light and stable with a heavier pot. All around good stove, and cheap.

 

[MOguy]

I have had one of these for many many years and it always worked.

If you want cheap and durable they are great, but if you are cooking anything larger than a coffee pot I wouldn't recommend one.

 

[DGarman]

I've used a Coleman Powerpack Stove with good results........ stable and fairly well built......
https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-2000...qid=1489157777&sr=1-12&keywords=coleman+stove

I also have a folding 2 burner Partner Stove that I split into two single burner stoves........ definitely rugged!
http://partnersteel.com/LG01.htm

 

[dlh62c]

I was looking myself. I ended up going with butane.

Sometimes I use the BBQ plate.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_sc_3_7?k=butane+stove&sprefix=butaine

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001...&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=butane+stove

 

[Bbasso]

I like the convenience of the small butane ones but I don't want to carry another fuel, already have two on board.
The one from Coleman above is rather big, I used one two years ago from a friend to see if I liked it.

The search continues, thanks

 

[goingcamping]

I have several Coleman white gas stoves and a Coleman Guide large 3 burner propane stove which has to be attached to a large propane tank. I have purchased two of these Coleman Powerpack Stoves and not that is all we use. I think these are the best buy in camping stoves for car camping.

 

[captwoody]

I have an MSR pocket rocket uses butane/mix fuel fits inside sierra cup fuel canister size of your fist . if you want compact this is it will handle up to 10" pan but can be tippy at that size. cook surface is size of the bottom of your sierra cup

 

[robgendreau]

I have used the Coleman Powerpack for a LOT of trips. So the generator got attached and unattached very frequently, and eventually stripped. But, being Coleman, I was able to find a replacement at the first place I stopped in the boonies. That's a big advantage of the Coleman stuff.

 

[tlin]

NOT a propane unit but if you're open to an alternative, these seem appealing (haven't tried but do have a JetBoil). GL!!

 

[Fireman78]

I just saw the Partner Steel single burner in person. Looks very solid. Will last forever.


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[FordGuy1]

A far better choice is this one: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Camp-Che...ategy=PWVUB&visitor_id=WW7iqTLYETuK7H5D5VerpU

This same stove is available under 5 or 6 names at least. I have used these stoves daily for 6 months or more. The one I have now is probably 4 years old. The butane canisters are available at Walmart and almost all outdoor stores. They come in a very usable plastic case. Engaging and disengaging the canister is as easy as moving a lever. The gas control is very good. The canisters are smaller, but seem to last a long time. Mine was outdoors most of the time and suffered a fair bit of abuse. The stove is very light and stable with a heavier pot. All around good stove, and cheap.

Great stove, never gives up. You can get the same one at Chinese markets for $10.00

 

[Bbasso]

I was at my friend's house earlier today and had mentioned I was looking for a propane stove... He offered​ his unused dual burner... I'm going to try it out and see if I like...