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RidgeMonkey Quad Connect Pro Stove Full Kit
Full Kit
Two removable stove heads, loads of grunt and a clever cold-weather setup make this a cracking bit of camp cookware for anglers who like their brew hot and their dinner substantial.
- Two independently controllable stove heads, with the second head removable through a quick-release connector.
- Twin 2700W high-power output for boiling a kettle and cooking on separate pans.
- Remote Piezo ignition, height-adjustable folding legs and stainless-steel braided hoses.
- Includes carry bag, toaster-handle supports and gas-bottle stand; uses EN417 ISO screw-thread butane/propane-mix cylinders.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the RidgeMonkey Quad Connect Pro Stove Full Kit, including the twin stove heads, carry bag, toaster-handle supports and gas-bottle stand.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A versatile, powerful cooking system with a few extra bits to carry, but it earns its keep for anglers who cook properly.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.4/10
- Performance9.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.9/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Anglers cooking proper meals on longer sessions. Two independently controlled heads let you boil water, simmer a pan and keep the whole operation moving without constantly swapping cookware.
- Cold-weather and all-season bank anglers. The gas condenser pipe is designed to help fuel burn efficiently when temperatures drop, while the sturdy folding setup handles regular camp use.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist day-session anglers. If you only need a brew and the odd pot noodle, a single burner will be less bulky and involve less faff.
- Anyone with very limited cooking space. Twin heads and separate supports need a sensible, level area, so cramped swims or tiny bivvy tables may feel a bit tight.
The lowdown
Introducing the RidgeMonkey Quad Connect Pro Stove Full Kit
Two removable stove heads, loads of grunt and a clever cold-weather setup make this a cracking bit of camp cookware for anglers who like their brew hot and their dinner substantial.
- Two independently controllable stove heads, with the second head removable through a quick-release connector.
- Twin 2700W high-power output for boiling a kettle and cooking on separate pans.
- Remote Piezo ignition, height-adjustable folding legs and stainless-steel braided hoses.
- Includes carry bag, toaster-handle supports and gas-bottle stand; uses EN417 ISO screw-thread butane/propane-mix cylinders.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Quad Connect Pro is a serious upgrade from a single burner. You get two independently controlled stove heads, plenty of power and the option to split the setup when a compact solo cook-up makes more sense.
It’s not the lightest or simplest stove around, but for longer sessions, cold-weather trips and anglers who actually cook on the bank, it’s proper handy kit. A bit of a faff compared with a basic burner, perhaps, but a cracking one when the rods are quiet and the kettle needs boiling.
A versatile, powerful cooking system with a few extra bits to carry, but it earns its keep for anglers who cook properly.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.4/10
- Performance
- 9.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.9/10
Stainless-steel bodywork, braided hoses, folding legs and useful included accessories give it a properly robust feel on paper.
Twin 2700W output and independent controls offer strong, flexible cooking performance.
It won’t put more fish in the net directly, but faster, better cooking can keep you comfortable, fed and focused through longer sessions.
Remote Piezo ignition and the removable head are very handy, although a twin-burner setup naturally needs more space and setup time.
The full kit includes several useful extras and offers more flexibility than a basic single burner, provided you’ll actually use the second head.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the RidgeMonkey Quad Connect Pro Stove Full Kit
There’s nothing wrong with a quick brew and a cold tin of something from the tackle bag. But after a few nights on the bank, you start craving proper grub. Bacon that isn’t sad. A decent curry. Maybe even a fry-up if the lake gods have delivered a bite-time. That’s where the RidgeMonkey Quad Connect Pro Stove Full Kit starts to make a lot of sense.
This is a twin-burner setup built for anglers who want to cook rather than simply boil water. You get two independently controllable stove heads, each with a high-power 2700W output. So you can have the kettle doing its thing while a pan bubbles away, instead of playing musical cookware every time you fancy a brew.
The clever bit is that the second head isn’t permanently fixed in place. A quick-release connector lets you remove it completely. That gives you a proper two-burner station when you’re settling in for a longer session, or a more compact single-head arrangement when you’re travelling light. Dead handy, especially if you fish different sorts of swims.
There’s enough grunt here for real camp cooking, not just warming soup. Use one burner for a pan and one for boiling water, keep a sauce ticking over while you sort the toast, or get a big pot moving when a few mates are round. Independent controls mean you can turn one side down without upsetting the other. Bob on for avoiding burnt dinners.
Cold conditions are another area where the Quad Connect Pro is aimed squarely at the bank angler. It has a gas condenser pipe designed to help fuel burn efficiently when temperatures drop. That matters when you’re sat in a frosty bivvy at silly o’clock and a weak flame turns breakfast into a lengthy faff.
Setup is helped by remote Piezo ignition, so you don’t need to lean over with a lighter every time you want a flame. The height-adjustable folding legs also give you a better chance of getting cookware level on uneven ground. You’ll still want a stable, heat-safe surface, mind. Don’t plonk it on a pile of damp leaves and hope for the best.
The kit comes with stainless-steel braided hoses and bodywork, plus a carry bag, toaster-handle supports and gas-bottle stand. Those extras make it feel more like a complete cooking station than a burner pulled from a box. The toaster supports are a cheeky bonus for anyone who likes something crisp with their brew.
Each stove head folds down to approximately 130 × 130 × 130mm, extending to around 180 × 180 × 105mm when in use. Each head weighs approximately 550g. That’s not featherweight tackle, but it’s reasonable for a twin-burner cooking system with this sort of output and flexibility.
The honest trade-off is size and complexity. If your idea of bank cooking is boiling a mug and opening a tin, this will be overkill and a bit naff for the job. But if you do longer sessions, fish through winter or like feeding yourself properly, the Quad Connect Pro offers a cracking balance of power, flexibility and useful included kit.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Burners
- Two independently controllable stove heads
- Power
- Twin 2700W high-power output
- Fuel
- EN417 ISO screw-thread butane/propane-mix cylinders
- Ignition
- Remote Piezo ignition
- Materials
- Stainless-steel braided hoses and bodywork
- Dimensions and weight
- Approx. folded 130 × 130 × 130 mm per head; extended 180 × 180 × 105 mm per head; approx. 550 g per head
Specs checked with RidgeMonkey, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The smart bit is the removable second burner
Most twin-burner stoves are one big lump. The Quad Connect Pro gives you two heads, but the second one can be removed completely using the quick-release connector. That makes the setup far more flexible than the usual campsite box.
Run both heads for a brew and a pan at the same time, or disconnect one when you’re travelling light. Add the condenser pipe for colder conditions and you’ve got a setup aimed at proper all-season bank life, not just a sunny afternoon barbecue.
What you’re buying
A flexible twin-burner cooking station
The Quad Connect Pro Full Kit gives you two stove heads with separate controls and twin 2700W high-power output. That means genuine two-pan cooking rather than a token second flame. One head can boil the kettle while the other handles breakfast, pasta or a pan of sauce.
The removable second head is the feature that makes the whole thing more useful. Release it from the main setup and you’ve got a more compact option for a quick solo meal. Keep both connected when you’re set up for a longer session and want the cooking sorted in one hit.
Remote Piezo ignition, folding height-adjustable legs and stainless-steel braided hoses add the practical bank-friendly touches. The included carry bag, toaster-handle supports and gas-bottle stand mean you’re not immediately shopping for half a dozen extras.
Worth knowing. The approximate folded size is 130 × 130 × 130mm per head, extending to around 180 × 180 × 105mm per head. Each head is approximately 550g, so pack it where it won’t get crushed or rattle around with your alarms and leads.
On the bank
Best when you actually cook
This stove is aimed at anglers who see food as part of the session, not an interruption between casts. It’s spot on for longer carp trips, winter fishing and social sessions where one burner never feels quite enough. You can keep the kettle moving and still have a pan on the go.
The condenser pipe is especially useful when the temperature drops. Cold gas can make cooking a miserable, slow business, so anything designed to help maintain efficient fuel burn is welcome when you’re trying to get breakfast sorted in a frosty swim.
Give it a level, heat-safe platform and keep the gas bottle and hoses tidy. Don’t overcrowd the cooking area, and make sure there’s proper ventilation. A stable setup makes the adjustable legs much more useful and stops pans sliding about when you’re rushing to land a screaming take.
Quick answers
The bits you’ll want to know
Can it work as a single burner? Yes. The second head is completely removable through the quick-release connector. That’s useful for short sessions, smaller shelters or any trip where carrying the full twin setup feels like unnecessary baggage.
What fuel is compatible? It’s designed for EN417 ISO screw-thread butane/propane-mix cylinders. Check the cylinder connection before heading to the lake, and follow the safety guidance supplied with the stove.
Is it just for kettles? Not at all. The output and independent controls make it better suited to pans, toast, sauces and proper meals. Just remember that two burners need more room than a little single-head unit, so plan your cooking area before the munchies take over.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Two separate burners give you proper cooking flexibility.
- The removable second head makes transport and solo sessions easier.
- High output, remote Piezo ignition and condenser pipe suit cold-weather bank work.
- Useful extras are included, including the carry bag, supports and gas-bottle stand.
Worth knowing
- It’s more kit to carry and set up than a single compact burner.
- Twin-burner cooking takes a bit more bench space and organisation on a cramped peg.
- The full benefit only really shows when you cook proper meals or need two burners at once.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Can you use just one burner?
Can you use just one burner?
Yes. The second stove head is completely removable via its quick-release connector, so you can use the setup in a more compact single-head configuration.
02What gas bottle does it take?
What gas bottle does it take?
It’s suitable for EN417 ISO screw-thread butane/propane-mix cylinders. Always check your cylinder connection and use the stove in line with the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
03Is it any good for winter fishing?
Is it any good for winter fishing?
That’s one of its stronger use cases. The gas condenser pipe is included to help fuel burn efficiently in cold conditions, while the high output gives you useful cooking power when the weather’s being a proper nuisance.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are two separate burners give you proper cooking flexibility. and the removable second head makes transport and solo sessions easier.; the main trade-off is it’s more kit to carry and set up than a single compact burner..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Two separate burners give you proper cooking flexibility.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Anglers cooking proper meals on longer sessions: Two independently controlled heads let you boil water, simmer a pan and keep the whole operation moving without constantly swapping cookware.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It’s more kit to carry and set up than a single compact burner.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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