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Sonik Sizzla 2Burna
Sonik Sizzla 2Burna UC0014
Two burners, a supplied griddle and a fold-out design make the Sizzla 2Burna a cracking option for anglers who want more than a brew and a pot noodle on the bank.
- Two-burner portable camping stove with 4.6 kW total output.
- Each burner delivers 2.3 kW and uses 164 g/h of gas.
- Push-button piezo ignition and independent controls for both burners.
- Supplied with a cooking griddle/toasting plate, plus a fold-out design and carry handle.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna, model UC0014, a two-burner portable camping stove supplied with a cooking griddle/toasting plate.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A capable, practical two-burner stove with useful cooking flexibility for anglers who spend real time on the bank.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers on overnight or longer sessions. You can boil water on one side while cooking a proper meal on the other, which is miles better than juggling one pan between brews and dinner.
- Anglers who like a proper bank breakfast. The supplied griddle/toasting plate gives you a simple way to get bacon, sausages, toasties or similar food on the go.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist day-ticket anglers. A single compact burner may be easier to pack if all you need is a brew and a quick snack.
- Anyone cooking on a tiny bivvy table. The two-burner layout needs a reasonably stable, level surface, with enough room around it to work safely.
The lowdown
Introducing the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna
Two burners, a supplied griddle and a fold-out design make the Sizzla 2Burna a cracking option for anglers who want more than a brew and a pot noodle on the bank.
- Two-burner portable camping stove with 4.6 kW total output.
- Each burner delivers 2.3 kW and uses 164 g/h of gas.
- Push-button piezo ignition and independent controls for both burners.
- Supplied with a cooking griddle/toasting plate, plus a fold-out design and carry handle.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Sonik Sizzla 2Burna is a handy bit of camp kit for proper meals on the bank. Two independently controlled burners mean you can boil a kettle while something cooks, or get a pan and the supplied griddle working together.
It’s not the smallest stove around, but the fold-out body, carry handle and simple push-button ignition keep the faff down. For longer carp sessions, family trips and anyone who likes a decent fry-up, it looks bob on.
A capable, practical two-burner stove with useful cooking flexibility for anglers who spend real time on the bank.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The fold-out build, carry handle, rubber feet and mix of metal components give it a solid camping-kit brief.
Two 2.3 kW burners provide plenty of heat for normal bank cooking and boiling jobs.
It won’t catch fish for you, but quicker, easier hot food can keep you comfortable, alert and settled through a longer session.
Independent dials, piezo ignition and quick fold-out setup keep the main cooking faff nicely low.
The second burner and included griddle add useful versatility compared with a basic single-ring stove.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna
There’s nothing wrong with a brew and a packet of noodles, mate. We’ve all been there. But after a couple of nights on the bank, a proper breakfast starts looking very appealing indeed. That’s where the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna comes in. It’s a two-burner portable camping stove built for anglers who want a bit more cooking power without dragging a full kitchen down the towpath.
The big selling point is simple: two burners, each putting out 2.3 kW, giving 4.6 kW in total. That’s enough grunt for the jobs most of us actually need on a session. Get the kettle going on one side while a pan bubbles away on the other. Or stick a frying pan on one burner and use the supplied griddle for the breakfast bits. Much less faff when the rods are off.
Each burner has its own control dial, too. That matters more than it might sound. You can turn one side down for a gentle simmer while keeping the other burner lively, rather than having everything blasting away at one temperature. Handy for pasta, rice, sauces and anything else that doesn’t need a full bosh of heat the whole time.
Ignition is handled by a push-button piezoelectric system. No messing around trying to strike a lighter in the wind while holding a pan in your other hand. Press the button, set the burner, and crack on. As ever with gas kit, you’ll still want to check the connection and flame properly before cooking, especially after it’s been rattling around in the back of the motor.
The Sizzla 2Burna folds out for setup, which keeps getting from packed-away to ready-to-cook fairly painless. There’s an integrated carry handle for shifting it from the car to the swim, and anti-slip rubber feet help it stay put on a suitable surface. That doesn’t mean you can plonk it on a wonky bucket lid and forget about it, mind. A solid, level table is still the order of the day.
Sonik supplies a cooking griddle/toasting plate, and that’s a proper bonus for bank life. A single burner can make cooking feel like a slow relay race: boil, move the pan, heat the next thing, try not to burn the lot. The griddle gives you another useful cooking option and makes toasties, bacon and sausages far more achievable when you’re hungry and it’s chucking it down.
The gas consumption is listed at 164 g/h per burner, so running both sides hard will use fuel at a decent rate. That’s the trade-off for having 4.6 kW available. For a short day session, you might barely notice it. On a longer campaign, plan your fuel properly rather than assuming one small canister will last forever. Nobody wants to be cooking cold beans because they misjudged the gas.
Construction uses stainless steel 430, copper, plastic and cold-plate steel. That gives the stove a practical camping-kit feel, rather than making it some delicate gadget you’re scared to take out of the bag. Still, keep it clean, let the cooking surfaces cool before packing up, and don’t leave food and grease baked on for the whole season. A quick wipe saves a lot of grief later.
So, who’s it for? The Sizzla 2Burna suits carp anglers who spend proper time on the bank and want meals that feel a little less like an emergency ration. It’s also useful for family camping, van trips and anyone who likes having options. If your idea of cooking is filling the kettle once and heading back to the rods, a smaller stove will be less to carry. But for breakfast, dinner and bite-time brews, this is a cracking setup.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- UC0014
- Burners
- Two, with independent control dials
- Power
- 2.3 kW per burner; 4.6 kW total
- Gas consumption
- 164 g/h per burner
- Ignition
- Push-button piezoelectric
- Included cooking surface
- Cooking griddle/toasting plate
Specs checked with Sonik, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is for anglers who want a compact cooking station rather than a single burner bodged onto a crate. The two burners give you much more freedom when bite-time dinner rolls around.
The supplied griddle/toasting plate is the cheeky extra. Toasties, bacon, sausages and a proper breakfast are all far more realistic than with a basic one-ring stove.
Closer look
A two-ring setup with useful extras
The Sizzla 2Burna is built around two independently controlled burners, each rated at 2.3 kW. That gives you proper flexibility on the bank: boil water on one side, cook on the other, or keep one burner ticking over while the second does the heavy lifting.
The fold-out design keeps setup straightforward, while the integrated carry handle makes it easier to shift between the car, bivvy and swim. Anti-slip rubber feet help with stability, but you should still use a firm, level surface and leave plenty of room around the stove.
The supplied griddle/toasting plate is what lifts this beyond a basic two-ring burner. It gives you a dedicated surface for toasties and breakfast food, while a pan can get on with something else on the second burner.
Who it suits
Built for proper sessions, not just emergency brews
This makes most sense for carp anglers doing overnight or multi-day sessions. Two burners are dead handy when you’re hungry, short on time and trying to keep an eye on the water. A brew and a hot meal can happen together, instead of one waiting its turn.
It also suits anglers who enjoy cooking on the bank. The griddle opens up simple meals without needing loads of pans, and the push-button piezo ignition keeps lighting quick and painless. It’s a good fit for family camping and van-based trips too.
Worth knowing. The stove uses a direct-pressure butane/propane mixture through an EN417-compatible gas connection. Running both burners at full chat uses 328 g/h, based on the stated 164 g/h per burner, so take enough fuel for the length of your session.
FAQs in full
The bank-side questions answered
Can you cook a full meal on it? Yes, within the usual limits of portable camping cookware. Use one burner for a pan and the supplied griddle for another part of the meal, keeping temperatures under control with the separate dials.
Is the piezo ignition all you need? It provides the stove’s push-button ignition, but sensible gas-kit habits still apply. Check the connection, keep the stove stable and make sure the flame is behaving properly before you start cooking.
Worth knowing. Don’t pack the stove away hot. Let the burners and griddle cool fully, wipe off food and grease, then store it somewhere dry and protected. A little care keeps the next session from becoming a proper cleaning mission.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Two burners let you cook and boil at the same time.
- Strong 4.6 kW total output for quick camp cooking.
- Supplied griddle adds proper breakfast and toastie potential.
- Fold-out setup, piezo ignition and carry handle keep things straightforward.
Worth knowing
- Bigger and less minimal than a single-burner stove.
- Both burners can get through gas at a fair rate when running hard.
- You’ll want a level, stable surface and sensible wind protection on exposed banks.
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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.
01What gas does the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna use?
What gas does the Sonik Sizzla 2Burna use?
It uses a direct-pressure butane/propane mixture with an EN417-compatible gas connection. Make sure your chosen fuel setup matches the connection and is suitable for the stove before lighting up.
02Can both burners be used at the same time?
Can both burners be used at the same time?
Yes. Each burner has its own control dial, so you can run them independently. That’s the big advantage over a single-ring stove when you’re boiling water and cooking together.
03What can you cook on the supplied griddle?
What can you cook on the supplied griddle?
It’s suited to straightforward camp-food jobs such as toasties, bacon, sausages and other breakfast bits. Keep portions sensible, spread the heat evenly and give the plate a clean before packing it away.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are two burners let you cook and boil at the same time. and strong 4.6 kw total output for quick camp cooking.; the main trade-off is bigger and less minimal than a single-burner stove..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Two burners let you cook and boil at the same time.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers on overnight or longer sessions: You can boil water on one side while cooking a proper meal on the other, which is miles better than juggling one pan between brews and dinner.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Bigger and less minimal than a single-burner stove.”
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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