Coleman Dual Fuel Stove,Liquefied Petroleum Gas

High Quality you expect from a colman product. Liquid fuel is much better than propane, especially in cold tempatures.

This Coleman single burner is wonderful. It is best suited for boiling water as its small base renders it a bit unstable if someone were to try to cook on it. I paired this with a 1.5L FireMaple kettle and it is wonderful! I am long-time Coleman fuel user and still had to learn some things about this burner. It is difficult to adjust the flame with the lever but it CAN be done. When done using for the night, ensure you release the tank pressure by removing the tank cap then reinstalling it, AND fully close the red fuel lever. This will prevent the tank pressure from forcing lots of unused fuel out of the fuel line and jet while you aren't around. Durable. Powerful. Efficient. Reliable. An excellent backup. Buy one while Coleman still makes the white gas versions of their products.

I've been using coleman products since my childhood. Whether a tent or sleeping bag or my dad using a stove and a light, gas powered, my memories of coleman on the campsight are vivid. This stove is very cool. Dual fuel is nice. Built quality is excellent. Nice to find products made in America. Nicely sized between a small collapsible tiny backpack stove and a larger two burner gas stove. I bought a propane version from coleman that sits on top of a 16oz propane bottle. Again good quality build and really works great. But it requires external gas bottles and because it sits so high above the table and requires constant attention especially around kids, the dual fuel is a better overall choice. Thus little stove just screams coleman quality. Highly recommend.

I just got mine so take anything I say with a grain of salt but I am a pretty good eye for quality versus garbage after all of the stuff that I've bought over the years. This does seem to be quality enough that it should last for quite a number of years at least obviously as long as nothing is already broken inside and slid through quality control. I bought a rocket stove a while back and we bought a stove that sits on top of the little canisters of the isobutane and I wanted to get one of these little camp stoves too. This is the one I wanted so once they got them back in stock we went ahead and ordered I toyed around with it a little while yesterday and a little while today and it does seem to work very well. It lights very quickly and the flame comes up to the blue flame pretty quickly My only thing that wouldn't be five star about this is the heat control seems to have pretty much just on and off. There doesn't seem to be a real flame height adjustment in the way that you would think based on the control itself. I know that it seems to be advertised that you can go from low medium and high but it doesn't actually end up working that way it seems to be pretty much an on/off thing instead of any graduated control Definitely not a deal-breaker I mean I plan on using this for my walk making stir fry and stuff like that outside so the high heat is obviously what I'm looking for that or boiling something But for someone that needed fine flame control you might want to look for a different model maybe get an upgrade to the two burner stove or something Five stars for quality Five stars for heat output One star for flame control

The Dual Fuel option is great to have the ability to use unleaded gas from the pump as well as Coleman fuel. This produces a great amount of heat for such a small package. Lightweight and compact, this is easy to pack and carry as well as being great as a redundant source if you lose power.

I have many Coleman products lanterns and stoves as well as sleeping bags and tents. In the DUEL FUEL line up - I have a POWERHOUSE 800 lumen Duel fuel lantern and now 2 of these duel fuel single burner stoves. These perform very well, u can easily boil 2qts of water in 6 min @ 9200ft, you can cook eggs and bacon without burning up the food. I see complaints saying there's a lack of good adjustability of the flame. I disagree I feel the issue they're having is with the cookware the use. Most likely they're using ultra light hiking cookware, good for ease of carrying but poor in the ability to distribute heat properly or efficiently. Look this isn't the right equipment for long distance every ounce less of weight counts type of hiking, but it's perfect for a fishing trip, hunting or campsite... summer or winter these are performers you can depend on. The option for duel fuel is an added bonus but for me it's a in case of emergency backup. You won't go wrong with this stove you can give it to your kids it'll be around that long with proper care and storage. The value for the money is better than it being super light weight and easily carried or bent.

Stove had a fuel leak underneath the burner such that when lit it would have popping, explosions of released fuel about 1-2x per second. Happens even when fully warmed up, and at most settings of the fuel valve except on the very lowest, barely burning setting. Doesn't matter how much I pressurize the fuel tank either. Not like my 2-burner Coleman stove, and not like the various demonstrations of this stove on Youtube. Clearly broken. I am using Coleman white gas fuel. Can't yet get any reply from the seller. Can't get Coleman to respond even though I have contacted them twice on their consumer service site. Should be a good stove once it is fixed, but I would recommend buying from a local store since Coleman is not particularly responsive.

Nice stove. I had one years ago and it lasted a good long time. My only complaint is that my order got lost in the shipping process, but I did receive it in time for my trip.