Camp Chef Stryker 200

[passinggas33]

Saw this at Walmart the other day and saw that it can run both iso AND propane. Wondered if anybody had any experience with them and had any thoughts?

I was more curious about it as I know many Alaska pilots won’t let you take iso (for a jetboil) but will let you take propane. Is this still true or have they changed standards over the years since I went last? I personally don’t want to take liquid fuel so I’m looking for other options if they are out there.

It does weigh about 6 ounces more than my jetboil flash and is bulkier/bigger but not a tremendous amount. Any other downsides from those that have used it or seen it personally?

Stryker 200 Multi-Fuel

Where you go, the Stryker Multi-Fuel goes too. Its compact design makes it easy to pack in and out whether you’re gone for the day or for the week. In fact, every component, including the three-legged stand, 1.3-liter pot, unit, and lid all fit into one mesh carry bag. And with this model, you...

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[3darcher2]

I'm thinking about getting one for this fall too. The one place online I found a review was favorable if you needed a pot that big.

 

[3darcher2]

I actually picked one up. I have nothing to compare it to as I haven't had a Jetboil, etc., but it seems well made. I don't like that if I want to use it with anything other than the Stryker pot that it came with, I have to buy an adapter for a skillet that is a couple pieces of stainless worth about $2 costs over 2/3 of the price of the whole stove. $44+ on Amazon just for the adapter compared to $64 for the whole stove setup. If you don't use the adapter you can overheat and melt the plastic on the burner, destroying the stove.