Camp Chef Stryker 200 Multi-Fuel Stove, MS200, 1 Burner

I was really exited to try this new stove and the fact I can use my propane tanks as well had me ready for a good weekend of camping. Unfortunately upon arrival the unit appears to be broken a couple spots, as well as the igniter was not installed, I had to take it apart some way and install it myself. After putting it together the igniter failed to light the butane, it would like with a lighter but never the igniter. Long story short, I returned for my money back. Hopefully this was an isolated incident but I guess I'll never know.

This stove/cooker exceeds my expectations - by FAR! I bought it for quick prep of food and coffee. The unit boils water in less than 2 minutes. Watch the YouTube reviews - they say the same thing, and it's true. It's hard to believe. It's the best camp stove I have ever used. In addition to this kit, you can buy accessories like pan, pot, tea kettle, and a burner plate for versatility. It's amazing.

Happened across this the other day in our local walmart... Ive been wanting one that had everything you need in one package... But didnt want to pay the $100 of other brands like the JetBoil ... PROS - Walmart price of $64 (Academy wanted $120) - Cozy (that detaches fairly easily

Stove is awesome. Shipping was absolutely terrible. I have walmart and the item is 3 day shipping. item shipped on aug 28th. Didnt get until September 5th. granted there was a holiday. But that shouldnt have been the issuse. As the item should have been here prior.

1. A tad big and bulky for backpacking. 2. Great for everything else. I like it better than my Jet Boil by far. About half the price, plus it's multi-fuel (propane adapter and two different sized canister bases included). Like it so much I bought another for my daughter. Camp Chef is climbing the ladder!

First thing, if you can find it for under $70, BUY IT! Cuz' everyone is running up the price to over $100. Great piece of equipment for car camping, maybe for backpacking if you're sharing equipment. Otherwise, too heavy and bulky for backpacking solo. The other problem is that the sole product-specific accessory, pot adapter, was selling on WM for $15. Now you can't find it for less than $27. The other "accessories", like the pot and frying pan, aren't really specific to this product. They don't have the heat-absorbing ring of flanges like the boiling pot. So, there's no fuel efficiency advantage to buying them. Any pan or pot designed for modern camp stoves will work ->with the pot adapter<-. Here's one limitation I don't see mentioned much, probably because people write reviews before they use the product: It's very difficult to adjust the flame down on the low end. When you boil water, it's on high, which works great - really fast boil times. However, trying to turn it down to a simmer is fairly difficult. It's not that you can't do it - it's just fiddly and hard to get "just right". Highly recommend getting the pot/pan adapter as well when you buy the product. HTH

This is a really neat thing to have on your camping trip, heated up water straight from the fridge in less than 4 minutes on high, very compact design, everything packs inside the cup and stores inside a small mesh bag

This is a great stove for day use at the beach or car camping. It is not the best for backpacking as its too heavy and too big. However, its size does it allow to be packed with the 8oz canister which is really nice.

I think it's great for boiling water. Pretty much it. I know inflation is hitting everything but $134!!!! I bought this exact same unit last season for $68 from Walmart! No fricking way it almost doubles in price!

An excellent and quality option for a quick boil stove. Much less expensive than the name competitors and still high quality. We use to heat water for coffee, dishwashing, and to rehydrate dehydrated meals. Love it!!!