This Product Has Blown My Mind & It's Only $60 - BRS-32 Double Burner Stove First Look

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hey everyone, the link that I first put up sold out but I found another. Here is the link if you are interested. Stove : amzn.to/3Po1ToL Also, I have been asked about the propane adaptor that I use, I have one from a company called FireMaple and here is the link for it : amzn.to/3EGA1Y7 I haven't tested this adaptor out fully, only enough to do an simple fire up and it seemed to work great. I'll be testing this soon. - Luke

[@Holmcurt]

How stable is this on the ground? Or do you only use it on a table?

[@FatElmoCanoo]

And $12.56 shipping on top of that.

[@PeterKnagge]

"Currently unavailable"

[@battleofarmageddon1366]

I admit, if i didn't already have many other items, i would purchase one of these TODAY.

[@tomchelle1]

This has been done before. The Coleman Peak 1 Max Xpedition 2 burner. It was discontinued long ago but I’ve seen them on eBay. They are very durable…still using mine and I love it!! Additionally, it is rated at 10,000 btu per burner.

[@malcolmuhl342]

Beat me to it, commented and then saw yours. LOL Glad I am not the only person here that knows old outdoor gear. ;) It's the "COLEMAN 9730-725" model btw.

[@barrettfloyd535]

I’ve got one as well. I love it but need to convert the fuel.

[@tomchelle1]

@@barrettfloyd535 yeah the adapters seem to have a production run every couple years. Most of the time everybody is out of stock. There are a couple forums where people show how an adapter can be custom-made out of readily available components. I was lucky enough to snag an adapter years ago.

[@tomchelle1]

@@malcolmuhl342 This stove is the bomb! I've had people try to buy it from me straight off the trail...lol. I'll never part with it

[@glen65]

I was going to say the same thing, I have the Coleman Powermax Xpedition 9730-725 that I changed the fuel lines and valve to work with the lindal valve canisters. Love this stove, would probably last at least 50 years, built like a tank.

[@CGR89]

Ordered one right after this video dropped and it arrived yesterday. Gave it a quick try at home and it seems to be pretty well constructed, very small and lightweight for being a dual burner while still burning nice and strong. Definitely going to bring it on my next car camping trip and give it a real try, thanks for showing me!

[@Gunny672]

Thought it was a fold out chair! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertwylie5567]

Me too!

[@redsorgum]

It could be, but you might have some issues…….😘🤪

[@dianajones7999]

I did too !!!!

[@ifell3]

+1

[@Laubasss]

😂

[@1LeggedAdventures]

Hey Luke, instead of multiple pans, perhaps a small griddle on top of the stove and have both burners running at different temps.

[@CameronVirrill]

I love how you get right to specifics and your attention to detail. Another fine video.

[@mariolafrance5806]

Sir, I'm really impressed by this review. The product is nice yes but it's the way you present your product (and yourself) that I'm talking about. Too many reviewers act like childs cracking infantile jokes and stuff. Nothing of that sort here. I really appreciated your professionnalism, your honesty and your conscientiousness. An adult adressing adults. I liked that. So, I subscribed !

[@teresafuller204]

I just had to have one. So I just bought it. I am a solo female that loves great products. I watch you all the time. I have purchased many products you show. Thanks so much for sharing all of your great products.

[@wishihadfreedom6566]

What's impressive is that your impressed. And also the impressive amount of the word impressive you used. Im also impressed.

[@katiemccluskey4603]

We enjoy your opinions and your honesty. It is a big help.😊😊😊

[@hughwolfe1176]

Your easily becoming one of my favorite KZbin channels, honest and no BS… Just subscribed to this channel recently due to content, also subscribed to your other channel, it’s got to be equally good stuff.

[@NickPage]

dang.. that looks like a must buy.. good to see something new and at a good price

[@MaryLDodd]

I like how you present just the facts! Love watching your videos.

[@EverydayBronco-dh8hs]

You convinced me, ordered off amazon for $60. I have several 2 burner stoves but none are this light weight and compact when stowed. I think it will be perfect for cooking on my bronco tailgate table.

[@sultanabran1]

hey man. are the stoves hot enough? and do you find it big enough for two frying pans? not huge ones but ones you would typically cook with?

[@Sergiop4x]

I ordered this before you made an official review. I see this going up in price soon.. can't wait for mine to arrive!

[@tamo9520]

You got in fast! Good for you! Find my comment & read over it. I've listed a few sites with a few different 'current' prices.

[@MrTangent]

I have their BRS-3000T and was certainly impressed (although my favorite isobutane stove is the Snowpeak Litemax). This stove you reviewed looks incredible, especially for price. Gonna have to buy me one.

[@WayneTheSeine]

Brilliant design! The price is right too.

[@ello1234567]

I've been looking for a double burner stove that takes iso butane, and weighs under 5lbs for 2 years now. I do group backpacking and canoe trips, and this is literally the grail for that purpose. Heat is great because I always keep my stoves on low to cook (and not burn). I'm amazed that this exists now. It's completed my kitchen set.

[@typesafedev]

BRS is certainly a company to keep an eye out for. The design and manufacturing team there has a way of coming out with practical unique products

[@MarleyFett]

I might have missed this original posting. That being said, it is so nice seeing people thinking outside the box. I do admit I bought their brs burner when my beloved pocket rocket went to the happy hunting grounds. I was looking for something even better...enter my latest love, Soto windmaster. Fits all my needs and four prongs for added stability. Being a cycle tourists im not lugging around anything huge. But for closer to home excursions and car camping. This looks awesome!😎. Those little piso ignoters always first things take a poop anyway 🔥

[@Laubasss]

Wow....this is perfect when summer camping longer time with my kids!

[@christopherdawes4414]

Was there any particular reason why you did not set the unit up as per the instructions? The hinged sections are supposed to be straight when it is fully extended, and not in a V formation. Looks like an interesting unit to use, the multifuel idea is a really good idea.

[@typesafedev]

Can't speak for the host but I have that 'how hard can it be?' attitude. Allows me to overcome my fears and buy/assemble things like the Thule raised rail and wingback system. Yeah, I went back to the instructions later

[@adamjhayes59]

Clever tech is always interesting. Stunning how talented folk can keep reinventing the wheel 😉

[@kevinsmith7287]

I like that there is a good distance between the burners.

[@AmericaFirstKorey]

For car camping & overlanding, nothing is going to beat the classic Coleman Camp Stove. These are still used all around the world today, they've been building them for 50-years at this point. They can run on gasoline, white gas, & with an adapter (generator assembly), propane (large & 1-lb bottles). It's actually possible to run Kerosene & Diesel as well, with additional setup.

[@brianwatson3705]

And parts are fairly easy to find , if needed.

[@rodneypollington5151]

Picked one up a few weeks ago runs on white gas or propane only paid 7.50 for it

[@AmericaFirstKorey]

As mentioned, parts are abundant and still in production. You can find 'used' stoves locally for $10 - $30. I've picked up brand-new stoves, still in the box for $20. They now retail for $200 or more.

[@perkypat2214]

I agree they are great products, but they still take up a lot of space for what they do. This stove might not be perfect but it's definitely an example of what else is possible. I've ordered one to try it out.

[@AmericaFirstKorey]

@@perkypat2214 That's great, hope it works for you! I just don't see anyone serious in the overlanding / off-roading community (vehicle camping) using these types of stoves, although I respect TOGR's opinion in regards to Japanese quality. The Coleman stoves are bulletproof, have been for half a century.

[@PuffinPass]

I have had a BRS3000T for about 5 years which has been a great backpacking and bikepacking stove. If this performs half as well and is as durable it sounds like a great unit for the vehicle trips. Now to wait fir it to come back in stock😅

[@TommieG_B_ME]

Thanks for the review. I just ordered it on AMAZON. I'll be using it on a Canoe Camping Trip in Maine! Thanks again, great video!!

[@mntman603]

Wow that's interesting! Your right about it being unique. I'm saving up for that. Anything I buy now will have to have the smallest form factor when either put away or in use. This will work very well for me. Thank Pete for sharing this with us. Take care Luke!

[@rtoguidver3651]

I keep a Coleman Triton 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove ($70) in my truck w/ 5 cans of fuel, The lid and sides act as wind breakers when open and it closes flat. It also has an adapter for a propane tank.

[@rtcoleman3626]

Just by the stove being able to have adapters to run on any type of camp fuel gas propane that we can get is awesome everybody should have one of these I'm getting one thank you for the video love the stove man really do I'm a big camper and Outdoors or I love cooking when I go fishing and hunting

[@moobaz8675]

Stonking! Really impressed with that. Just added it to my list of things I knew I never needed but must have! 😂

[@MoeketsiThebe-fe2bh]

I was in China last month and pulled the trigger on the stove, testing it out tomorrow night . Going camping

[@bigglyguy8429]

I like it, I also like the Naturehike double burner, but in the end I went for one that can stand up on 4 feet, simply because it will make it easy to put utensils, plates or whatever beneath it. A double burner is always going to be for car camping after all, so there are limited benefits to small size. Reliable control over the heat output, built-in ignition that works and space below it made a larger unit so much more useful for me. Then again I have a foldaway kitchen thing and a pickup truck. I guess if I were putting everything into one box, or had a smaller vehicle then it would be better but I cannot help but view it as a solution in search of a problem.

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello 👋 Luke, thank you for sharing this informative video. It looks like a great product that doesn't break the bank. Stay safe out there.

[@fairwind8222]

Perfect when the family hike’s along

[@denniswarner2150]

Cool stove. Nice review. Thanks for being real!

[@donnasharkey2317]

The biggest problem I have with this stove is the concentrated flame size. If you are using a larger fry pan, the heat will be concentrated directly over the flame and not reach the sides.

[@alexmacdonald258]

VERY impressed! I've watched other reviews you've done, and also been impressed with your candor. That little lighter's a "must have" though (so we ordered that, the stove, and the propane adapter). Thanks for sharing your impressions on these things!

[@Q-BinTom]

Can’t wait to see you put it thru it’s pieces

[@mtadams2009]

I have two of the BRS backpacking stoves and it’s a great light weight stove. I am UL backpacker and it’s all about the weight for me. I have other stoves, MSR, Soto etc and the BRS is my go to unit because it’s so light. No issues.

[@eireanneruss2311]

Luke, everytime I watch your videos my wallet starts to cry p. And this is an awesome stove and I love the torch

[@jaygun-dl3hh]

Had no idea this existed….will be ordering mine soon…thankyouthankyou! I’m

[@victorbergeriii7176]

The hinges should be out more so they form a complete square..I checked their website. Keep up the good work.

[@dummy4100]

Good review, you are the man!!!

[@peterbronder690]

I always enjoy your videos. That is a cool stove however I want to caution folks when using a stove like this with no bottom and when using a griddle or similar large cooking surface as heat can be deflected downwards. The deflected heat could cause the surface below to melt or burn, like a picnic table. I speak from experience when an polyethylene canoe was turned upside down to use as a table and on top was a classic Coleman white gas 2-burner stove which even has a metal bottom for added protection. Dinner at night with regular pots and pans went well. Breakfast the next day was with a griddle which almost melted a hole completely through the canoe. Luckily the canoe did not leak on the paddle out but it needed serious repairs afterwards. Again, the problem is only when deflecting heat downwards and precautions can be taken to avoid problems when using a stove like this.

[@Xeno-M.]

Did not think of this. Maybe they should include a heat pad.

[@tolik5929]

Looks well thought out , with a good size . Be perfect for car camping . Folds up well also .

[@naezro]

With 6,000 BTUs you'll probably have to still cook in small batches if your cooking for a group. You'll have to wait for pan to heat up to get a proper sear on meat. Propane would definitely run better on that. I love the design though, I want to order one now.

[@Kyle-eg3pu]

Hi there I greatly enjoy your videos and think you do a great job at reviewing gear and equipment. I've seen some of your videos on stoves you test how long it takes to boil water but on some you don't, I think making that a standard test for these types of videos would be a great idea.

[@timosborne8174]

Looks great, definitely something to think about for car / van camping etc

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Nice. The built in wind guard helps more than people realize.

[@gud2go50]

Very good review. I am getting one for $60! Thanks!

[@achief97]

I bought one a week ago. Waiting to get it in.

[@ISREALHASGOD]

Well done BRS👌

[@chuckrf1502]

Just ordered it along with that lighter! Thanks!

[@jakepiemme9600]

Really cool stove. For 60 bucks I will throw it in my car. My grandfather built a small cabinet for his 1957 chevy station wagon for camping trips n picnics. Nearly 70 years later it's still put to use in my honda pilot for camping outings or just a shtf moment. Who'd a thought that lol?

[@soniayoung7531]

Hi Luke nice stove great review,thanks for sharing stay safe

[@DontHateItsBased]

BRS 3000T I carry over my jet boil most of the time. Thinking this stove is going to be added to my gear list

[@bobmcelroy7289]

Definitely a different form factor! I like it!

[@randymoats2059]

Yes it works well using it on are family camping trips and backpacking as we backpacking as I write this.Working great keeping these hungry little ones well feed

[@stevebonavitarealtor]

Looks pretty cool. May have to check it out.

[@MrFTP]

question: is there space in the case for fuel adapters, or would you need to store those separately?

[@bigstick5278]

Adapter for Butane or Propane? both can fit in the case and stove together.

[@ECGran]

Thanks for the video. I'm in the market for a new stove and this is a legit contender. God Bless!

[@totoroben]

It certainly is a cool idea, but the coleman two burner stove will still be my go-to because of the larger cooking area, better flame spread, better wind guard, better flame control knobs. I have put an 11" and 12" pan on my coleman, which gives me tons of space, and I just don't see this doing that. I paired my coleman with a 5 lb mini refillable propane tank, and it's a perfect car camping system for me. I think adapting this stove to the propane tank, while doable, would be awkward due to the flame control knobs being located on the tank attachment point. I can see the major benefits to this are the weight and space savings when hauling gear in the car, but even with that, I don't see this being as usable as to justify it. I'm partially typing this to give my thoughts, but also to talk myself out of getting one lol.

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

You are correct Sir. 👍

[@Xeno-M.]

It possibly might be propane awkward, but the ability to use 3 types of fuel is hard to fault as a backup !!

[@stuartaminion511]

if it attaches the same way as the other fuel cannister what is the problem (maybe i'm not seeing it right???) screws on top fuel ajustment to the side still please let my see what i can not???

[@nealmacdonald8191]

The other 2 hinged sides pop out further when you pull on them, preventing the stove from closing while in use.

[@ParallelCamper]

Looks like a great product at a very good price. Thanks!

[@jwmmitch]

That's a really cool stove! I'm very tempted to buy one even though i have two double burner stoves already

[@steveforsythe9264]

I have seenn this on aliexpress, now after seeing your review I just may purchase, Ty

[@vancouverislandbushcraft4879]

the wind screen is supposed to pop out...the angled ones

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Just got one, I like it. Awesome video

[@jeffreybunch3959]

That's a really nice stove and a good price too.👍

[@M.Stumbly]

Very cool. I would love to see it in a variation that is a combo pack/kit of 2 individual folding stoves that have option for single or dual/combined use such as a little stand/leg and gas line clip (although the carry case would be difficult to may modular to take as single or dual set, perhaps a slide in clio between 2 cases). Wonderful product intro and definitely a combo of budget friendly with surprisingly good functional performance. I would need to look for a good externally windscreen/baffle as I also would want that to act as a grease guard for spatters in addition to wind/drafts.

[@timinatort8007]

Looks well worth the price

[@kwhatten]

Soto makes GREAT stuff!

[@azclaimjumper]

his stove has a lot going for it, best of all is the variety of fuels & adjustability of flame.

[@bcamping1]

Since it is not a hiking stove, it could have full wind resistance ability. And non bendy materials. Rubber tips on legs. Still, not bad.

[@Kasofalltrades]

I bet that would go great with a good sized griddle that went over both burners for car camping

[@totoroben]

Save some money and get a Bic ez lite for lighting the stove. Does the same thing as the Soto lighter.

[@Xeno-M.]

I agree. The Soto lighter is more expensive than a cheap Bic/Clipper w/an extension. Soto is better for backpacking though.

[@drewolm]

Great stove. Nice review.

[@Tampattaya]

Looks a top stove , great price and ideal for truck camping

[@terrym1065]

I don't know bro, the low Btu's and gimmicky form factor makes this a no go for me. For car or truck camping, a more robust stove like Coleman, Camp Chef ETC., makes more sense, yeah they're more expensive but built like a tank and have twice the Btu's. Your review is much appreciated though👍👍

[@Xeno-M.]

I agree. But the multi-fuel capability makes this a brilliant secondary stove to have in the event you can’t buy the fuel for the Camp Chef/Colman stoves.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Price and form are major interests with this product. BTU output is not quite what I would need, especially in cold weather in the Northeast.

[@bozwick019]

Are you using a heat resistant mat under the stove? Thank You

[@rondaashby2558]

Nice stove. I am interested to see how it performs with the propane I use a small refillable propane tank.

[@willardscott5290]

Have tried it with a griddle plate? I'm thinking it would work well as a dual zone light weight griddle.

[@Corcioch]

Those pots look vert good... good quality non stick. Whst are they please?

[@jbrooks12]

Just picked it up. Haven’t tried it yet, but it’s a bit heavier than I thought it would be.

[@WilliamStout27]

Great info Luke!!!

[@WillyK51]

In your experience, can you adapt a multifuel canister to run this stove? It has a preheat brass tube next to the burner

[@AdventureswithSpackmann]

The stove is awesome! I’ve had it for a year now and love it. Glad to see it’s on Amazon now! Thanks

[@bbqgriller45]

This is a great review of a unique product. What pans were you using? They appear to fit well and have a single handle.

[@fisch69]

I call it the Origami stove!😂

[@edwardshumate8266]

Where did you get that clamp on pan handle?

[@jameshodge1416]

I like it. I 💬 nk we will add this to our gear

[@rangerdanger88]

Coleman Exponent Xpedition Stove - 2-Burner was a foldable 2 burner as well.

[@rossmac3084]

wow, looks like a great stove...any idea where you can get the adapter to run it on butane ?

[@nealmacdonald8191]

I bought that stove and yes it's really really cool

[@ralphnye664]

This is a super great content 👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@bayouflats5054]

Seems that two burners would be great for a small griddle Appreciate.

[@o1420]

Its coming up at 69.99 plus 12.56 shipping n handling 👀 sure is neat though👍

[@allanfahrenhorst-jones6118]

Looks really good. 👍😁❤️😇

[@MrKinglory]

When you've boiled ur water , the space between the burners will support the readymeal packet when you fill it.