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Fuel Type Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Product Dimensions 15.9"L x 15.9"W x 16"H
Material Alloy Steel, Cast Iron
Item Weight 13 Kilograms
Buk Lao
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
This propane stove is impressive! Very well built, the quality is phenomenal! It takes a standard sized propane tank, the kind you would use on a grill. It's heavy, but you can tell it's because of how well the thing is made. Solid welds, the burner looks great and I can't wait to use it for what I want, which is just to make a big flame! I'm sure it would work for anything that requires that, I have no doubts. Highly recommend this propane stove for turkey frying or anything else.
Shawn R
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
This similar to the kind of burner we called a Jambalaya Burner back in Louisiana. The burner itself is huge and puts out a lot of heat, so much you can even boil with this one. The burner stand is well made, rock solid, and came fully assembled! You can just hook it up to a tank to the included regulator and get cooking. The venturi was easy to set and stayed in place while cooking ensuring a nice, blue flame.This is a great burner for larger meals but may be a bit of overkill for a smaller crowd. Pro tip, get a big tank as these burners can drain a small one qucikly. Overall this burner is a great value for the money and offers a good bit of functionality in one package. Five stars.
Melisa Sanhueza
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
The Bestfire 260,000 BTU Outdoor Propane Stove is an absolute powerhouse! It’s heavy-duty and well-built, making it perfect for cooking large meals like pozole or getting a great sear on meats. The adjustable regulator allows for precise heat control, though if you’re new to high-pressure stoves, there’s a slight learning curve in managing the heat. The sturdy build and comfortable height make cooking easy and enjoyable. If you need a reliable and powerful burner for outdoor cooking or frying, this is an excellent choice! its nice and small which makes it easy to store. it has many cooking functions depending on what you need to cook. its definitely worth it!
Where's Waldo
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
I am using this as a wok burner and all I can say is wow.Usually, I have issues getting a wok properly up to the temp I want it to for stir frying. That is most definitely NOT an issue with this burner. For the first time in my life, I had to turn a burner down when using my wok since I think I could run a blacksmith shop or forge off this thing. It's like a jet engine. I've only used it with my regular carbon steel wok so far but I will eventually try some steak searing in cast iron on it. Very solidly built and puts off a ton of heat.
Matt H.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This thing is BEEFY. It looks like it's constructed out of 1mm thick square tube and it feels extremely sturdy and heavy. I got this for brewing beer and I will have no fear hefting a full keg with 10-15 gallons of mash on top of it. It comes assembled as it's all one welded unit, with the exception of the intake tube which needs to be threaded on and tightened down with a wrench. The unit lit up nicely when I hooked it up to a propane tank, and I was able to adjust the air intake twist adjustment (which ships loosened) until I got a nice blue flame and then tightened it down with a screwdriver. I don't have a way to measure BTU's, but maximum from the regulator is definitely a pretty huge (10-15in high) flame so I don't have a reason to doubt their claim.I didn't really like the little metal 'stoppers' that are in the ends of each of the square tubes. These were the only flimsy bit on an otherwise nice unit. I assume they made these removable so if you so desired, you could slide smaller square tubes through the cooking supports to allow the unit to support a smaller pot size. The stoppers don't seem like they have any function other than decorative though, so I don't hold that against the manufacturer.I should note that this burner is designed for LARGE pots. The opening between the pot supports as it ships is 10". So if the pot does not have a MINIMUM diameter of 12", and probably more like 13-14" for safety, it isn't going to be able to sit nicely on this burner without some modifications like adding more cooking support crossbars. Not sure I would go with a smaller size pot anyways as the burner doesn't have a way to adjust the diameter of the flame, so it would heat up the sides of a smaller pot and waste power.
K.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
I have an old unit that isn't built like this one. This is solid and can handle weight if needed. This one also has the ability to adjust the air flow as needed to get a more combustion as needed to get that extra heat. Get a big pot with a lid and you can have boiling water quickly with this thing.For what I see with this is it was built well, to the possibility over built. Planned to handle the most control of the flame as possible. Just be on the caution side and not use inside or around flamable items.
C.M.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
The burner comes fully assembled, so that was nice. The weight is heavy, so you don't have to worry about it tipping over. I would like for it to be about 4 inches taller so it would be more versatile for other pans. However, if you're doing a shrimp boil, or frying a turkey, it's the perfect height for a large pot. The hose the propane tank is great quality. The only thing I don't like about it is the adjustable parts of the burner. It's meant to accommodate smaller pots, but I feel they're just a little too flimsy for that. I don't use small pots over a propane burner, so it will not be an issue for me. Great for a cookout, especially a shrimp boil.
Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
This burner is one of the best burners I’ve ever owned. It’s clearly made for larger pots. The build quality is amazing and has some serious heft to it. I love the low-profile design, and it holds larger pots really well. This thing puts out some serious heat. I use a 100-quart pot for get-togethers, and it makes short work of getting it to a boil. It has enough heat to have a short recovery time after adding the seafood. I did notice fewer people asking when it was going to be ready. LOL. Do remember it’s not made for smaller pots, it would seem. I did make my own steel frame to place on the top to use smaller pots when I need to—I don’t always need the 100-quart pot. This is an absolute steal for the price, considering its capabilities. It comes with everything you need; just add the propane tank, and you’re ready to go.
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