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Snow Peak GigaPower Two-Burner Standard Stove
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Get ready to cook dinner quickly and easily on Snow Peak's GigaPower Two-Burner Standard Stove. Stainless steal housing ups the durability and strength, and a large size accommodates big cooking pots.
- The 11,200 BTUs of power let you boil one liter of water in six minutes, twenty seconds
- Stainless steel construction makes it easier to clean and adds a dash of class when you're roughing it
- Fluorine-treated floor cleans easily after serving a massive breakfast
- Auto-ignition system means you won't have to mess with matches
- Micro-adjust flame controls let you control a small flame with crazy precision
- High windscreens help conserve fuel
Bottom Line: Works so efficiently, you might be tempted to bring it into your home kitchen.
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By:
Soames Haworth
March 30, 2011
I love BC.com, so it is hard to redirect people from the site, but I feel like I should point people in the right direction. Here is a link to what I personally have found to be the best Heavy Camp Stove around. It is made in the USA by Partner Steel and around $100 less then the SP Heavy Camp Stove. This is a 6 generation stove like the ones that Coleman made in the '50s.
http://www.partnersteel.com/?detail_page&record=stove2b1
I want to use it two ways: First, on the ground. Second, on the
I want to use it two ways: First, on the ground. Second, on the little counter of my camper van. Question: When operating on my van counter top, without the legs deployed, will it be too hot for the counter top?
By: Michael Kinsley
March 28, 2011
Yeah, it is going to get very hot on the bottom of the stove... if you don't want to use the legs, you might have to find something to put between it and the surface you don't want to damage.
By: Dean Whitehead
April 25, 2011
what makes this stove worth 400 dollars when Comeman has been
what makes this stove worth 400 dollars when Comeman has been seeling a green camp stove, 2 burners and with windscreens for under 50 dollars for over sixty years?
By: Richard Dungan
February 2, 2010
Part of what you are paying for is Stainless Steel. If money isn't an issue and you want something to last the next 15-20 years this will do it.
By: Chris Govero
July 23, 2010
Personally I don't think it's worth anywhere close to $400. I've had a Coleman 25F for many years that I purchased for $30 that I'm sure works just as good as this Snow Peak stove. If you do purchase it, please give it a thorough review. Perhaps we've all overlooked some small detail!
By: moroni
February 4, 2010
Expensive but worth it.
By:
racerken
September 2, 2010
I bought this because I'm just a SP addict. When I recieved it, the flame adjustment mechanism was bent so SP replaced the unit. (they have great support)
I took it on our family camping outing to Lake Superior Provincial Park (which is great) and have this to report.
1. the auto ignition is good when it works but sometimes you have to click the darn thing many times. I think SP needs a stronger spark, larger inductor value.
2. the unit is robust with a grate that allows you to use very heavy pots/pans without feeling wimpy.
3. clean-up is a snap as the bottom plate is anti-stick coated. crud just flakes off after 5 days of heavy use.
4. the flame is a beautiful blue with great dispersion.
5. It's heavy.
6. you can have two very large pots and pans next to each other and get away with it.
I am very happy with this purchase.
I also have the SP BBQ with trays that detach with the coals. don't know why BC does not carry the BBQ'er.
I wish BC carried the griddle pan as well.
Change me.
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Here is a Better Option
I love BC.com, so it is hard to redirect people from the site, but I feel like I should point people in the right direction. Here is a link to what I personally more...
Here is a Better Option
I love BC.com, so it is hard to redirect people from the site, but I feel like I should point people in the right direction. Here is a link to what I personally more...
- Material:
- stainless steel, aluminum, brass
- Folded Dimensions:
- 19.75 x 14.25 in
- Fuel Type:
- gas canister
- Burn Time:
- [500-gram Iso Silver] 4 hours 20 min
- Boil Time:
- 6 min 20
- Heat Output:
- 11200 BTU
- Simmer:
- yes
- Auto Ignition:
- yes
- Windscreen:
- yes
- Heat Reflector:
- no
- Parts Kit:
- no
- Cleaning Tool:
- no
- Fuel Bottle or Canister Included:
- no
- Stuff Sack:
- no
- Hard Case:
- no
- Weight:
- 15 lb 8 oz
- Recommended Use:
- car camping, travel
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime