Pinnacle Pro 2 Burner Stove

This stove gets top points for design and size. It definitely sets a bar for being compact. As with most camping gear, reduction in size often comes with some sacrifices. I would argue the sacrifices here are relatively minimal.
pros:
• it's so thin! doesn't take up much space when packing your car.
• easy and intuitive operation, as should be expected from this type of stove.
• I like the braided steel propane line more the the rigid one we typically see on these stoves.

cons:
• wind deflection sucks
• the lid is so thin, it will almost certainly get bent/dented real soon.
• of of the lid hinges was rusted over right out of the box. I paid a lot to get a rusted new stove.
• the case sucks. It should be included. Don't get it. original box will at least protect the lid from getting dinged up in your car.
• I have to use a lighter half the time to light the stove.

conclusion: there are better stoves that are much cheaper. Don't get this unless you purely value the size.

You were probably attracted to this stove because of its slim dimensions, which is definitely very impressive. In fact, it's the main reason I bought this stove because I was working with very tight size restrictions in my drawers and this was the only full 2-stove burner on the market that would fit while closed.

Functionally however, outside of its superior flame control and packability, this stove leaves a lot to be desired. I really really want to love this stove but its performance does not justify its "luxury" price tag.

Here are my main gripes:
1. The piezo igniters are awful and unreliable. It takes ~10 attempts to get a light, and the right-side igniter has now completely failed after one outing and doesn't work at all. You can and should have a back-up lighter to get the fire going... but come on. At this price? It shouldn't be a problem.

2. Because of its very compact size, *every* part of this stove gets extremely hot after prolonged use. You'll sizzle from touching virtually any part of the stove aside from the flame control knobs (thank god).

3. Subpar wind performance. Honestly, I love the idea of the retracting lid/grates. I think it's the future of portable stove design. What is baffling to me is why they chose to have the grate sit so high above the flame. They could easily have lowered the hinge and made the grate sit lower, but they didn't. So now it is less efficient than other competing stoves and nearly useless in strong winds.

4. The "wind shields" are tiny. It seems to me their purpose is more to prop the lid up in place than to actually do any shielding. Their design does allow you to have pot/pan handles hang over the side, which is fantastic on a calm day but not optimal for windy ones.

5. To be clear, the bottom retracting legs are NOT really optional. All the vents are on the underside and the unit lays completely flat without the legs out. So for safety you need to always have the legs extended (unless you happen to have it laying on a setup that allows airflow underneath). They market the legs as giving the stove extra height for better usability, but to me that made it sound like it was possible to use the stove in both positions (legs retracted and legs out) which is not really the case. The legs extended slightly farther out than the width of the stove (~1" each side) so keep that in mind if you're working within a limited space.

Well designed stove.

Very thin stove.

This stove is the great! The burners are so effective and heat up super fast. Defiantly recommend to overlanders.