Review on 🔥 MS200 Stryker Multi-Fuel Hiking Camping Stove by Camp Chef by Scott Larson

I would go with the Stryker MS200. Uses both propane and isobutane in the same body. This gives you a little more flexibility. I use it for backpacking and car camping and it hasn't let me down. I carry propane/large isocyanate in my car and use 4oz/8oz. Canister of isobutane on foot. 4 oz. fit snugly in the cup with all the components inside. I've been using this in harsh environments for just under a year, Ft. Polk, LA and I can tell you it's awesome. I can be flexible to meet any fuel needs I may need. The main disadvantage is the size. I'm still looking for a MOLLE bottle cage that will fit it. No luck so far, but I've only been looking for a few weeks. EDIT: I've been using this for over a year and still love it. Mostly car camping. Fuel flexibility is definitely worth it. The big downside is still the size. My recommendation is to reset the carrying grid. I finally found a water bottle bag big enough for it. Pathfinder NWBB-PF water bottle pouch. Hardly enough swamp. If it was 5.5 to 6 inches in diameter it would be perfect. But by the looks of it, it fits under a freestanding stove on a propane base, including an additional 200-gram fuel bottle and Camp Chef Mountain Stryker Pot Support MSPH. When you invest in MS200, you get a pioneer