I use a small magnet to hold the wind screens together when not in use and they stay in place.

I use 2 twist ties to secure the propane "hose" to the grill grating.

This helped a ton! Thanks for the great review:)

I really like your video. Just don't be begging on my Greenie stove. Really flimsy latches LOL. That's the last time my stove makes a guest appearance on your show. My stove feels inadequate in the presence of your great stove now. Your stove owes my stove an apology. 🤣

From the moment you lit the burner to when you called it boiling, was 4:59.

Put a lid on your pot to speed up boiling

Thanks Dust Bowl! Design elements that I really like: Control knobs are recessed for protection; lid latches double as windscreen latches; once locked in, the lid & side screen system is really solid as you showed; and, of course, the POWER (...of a "Binford 9000". To borrow a famous line from Tim "Tool Time" Taylor's show!) Some user reviews on store sites comment that the regulator quit working after a couple of uses. Any problem in that area?

You put down the wind shield and cover to fit bigger pot

Good video Jeff

That stove is poweful.

Is this a lot better than the regular Everest stove???

That water with a boy a lot faster if you would’ve put a lid on it

Boiling is 100°C / 212°F. It’s not an opinion

Unaccounted variables not done in this video: How much water did you put in the pot? What’s is the room temperature? What is your elevation above sea level? Water takes much longer to boil without a lid. Why not use a lid? Use a timer and a thermometer to test. This is a camp stove. Testing indoors should be the control variable. You should also test outdoors (real-life usage) and then compare results.

You seem imply that the “green stove” is a Coleman. Name the brand and be forthright. It challenges your credibility.

Laughable I can see a commercial I know what it is