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3/12/2012

Coleman Two-Mantle Dual Fuel Lantern with Hard Case Review

Coleman Two-Mantle Dual Fuel Lantern with Hard Case
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I bought this lantern because it was small and I like the bright light these lanterns throw, and the coleman hiss for nostalgic reasons. The size difference between this and the larger dual fuel one wasn't clear to me, so I ordered that by mistake first, and returned it at small cost. I like the idea of a case to protect it, anyway.
The first time I used this one, it worked fine. It doesn't throw a blinding light, but a fully satisfying one -- good for its size, I'm not disappointed. Packing it out in the case was the problem; it worked well to the car, but back to the house the bottom fell out, the lantern dropped and broke both the glass and the mantels. I think the sides of the plastic case got compressed in the car packing and that's all it takes to release the base. I'll replace the parts at unknown cost and I'll think twice before I carry it again.

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Don't sit in the dark when you can light up your world. The Coleman 285-748T Two-mantle Dual-fuel Lantern with Hard Case is just the thing you need to illuminate your camp site. This lantern has a fuel capacity of 1.3 pints and uses Coleman number 12 mantles. You can depend on seven to 14 hours of burn time and the durable carrying case features a tough, double-wall construction.


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1/27/2012

GSI Outdoors Coffee Pots and Boilers Review

GSI Outdoors Coffee Pots and Boilers
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This basic boiler coffee pot gets the job done. The lid on this boiler is attached, so you don't drop it in the fire and make the other cowboys mad. The GSI brand pots are a little thin and easy to dent, and the lids are not always a perfect fit. Old pots are much thicker. But for the price this one will do the job.
You can also use the other more sturdy brands percolator pots and take out the basket and tube.
Boiled coffe is a learned procedure and takes practice. If you cannot face having a bit of grounds in your coffee, or a dented pot with black soot marks on it, this may not be for you. This pot is not really for the stove. A boiled coffee pot like this one is meant for the campfire, or the fire-pit at home if you have one.
CARE OF POT: If you want it to stay nice and clean looking, wet the outside with a bit of soap before you put it on the fire, and let it dry to an invisible shield. Soot wipes right off when you wash it. Unless this stays outside all the time, this is a really smart idea to save the nice color on your pot. There is no basket, filter, tube, or other clutter to worry about, I want as little fussiness as possible for campfire coffee.
RECIPE FOR BOILED COFFEE: Here is a recipe from the book I am writing: Use 3/4 cup of coffee grounds per quart of coffee, or one coffee measure scoop per coffee cup of water. Heat the amount of water you intend to use in your pan over a hot fire, until boiling. Then add the coffee grounds, and an eggshell. Yes I said an eggshell. Get the water back to boiling as it slows for a couple of minutes after dropping in the coffee. Pull the pot off the fire and set it aside for a few minutes. Pour in a 1/2 cup of cold water. Along with the eggshells, this helps the grounds sink to the bottom of your pot. Some people do not like the cold water trick as they want the coffee as hot as possible. If that is you, just set it aside about 5 minutes to settle. Now the next secret to this is.... Don't pour it out! Instead use a scooper or a ladle to serve your coffee so that you do not stir up the grounds again. If you do not have a ladle, pour really really slow. That is why the lid on a boiler is supposed to be bigger than a lid on a percolator. TIP: Remember not to drink the cup to the bottom, throw out the last bit has grounds, then get a fresh cup. Now when I was a kid there were tricks that my uncles used when hunting involving socks as bag for grounds, but don't even ask me to go there. This type of pot is also convenient for leaving on the fire during the day to keep hot water going for washing dishes, bathing, cooking, or to make some hot chocolate or tea in the cup.
Now keep in mind that this page lists about 6 or more different size posts, some are percolators, so make sure you get what you really need. Boilers tend to come in bigger sizes that percolators, so if you need a BIG pot, you can get a boiler all the way up to 36 cups. Now that looks impressive on a fire. I hope all this helps you, Happy Trails!

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Great for indoor or outdoor use. Glaze is kiln hardened.Heavy gauge steel with classic blue or green enameled finish.Easy to clean and dishwasher safe.

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1/08/2012

Coleman 5008C700T Camping Coffeemaker, Black Review

Coleman 5008C700T Camping Coffeemaker, Black
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This Coleman drip coffeemaker is the ultimate indulgence for those who love to make coffee outdoors. Why sacrifice the quality of your coffee on a camping trip? If you love camping and you love coffee, get this maker...forget any other method (unless, of course, you absolutely don't have the room such as when backpacking or you have electric available at your campsite).
This appliance looks to be made by Mr Coffee for Coleman because Mr Coffee carafes do fit (I've since learned the corporation that owns Coleman owns Mr Coffee). The machine uses round basket paper filters, and it's somewhat slower than a home unit, but it will make up to ten cups. One caution here: be sure to keep the handle on the carafe pointing straight out the front when brewing; if it's hanging out toward the side, the handle will get hot and it could melt if your burner is turned way up.
I've also used this coffeemaker on a gas range during a power outage and it worked just fine.
Love coffee...love life in the great outdoors...Coleman helps you get there. Enjoy!

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12/07/2011

Coleman 5053A751 ProCat Perfectemp Catalytic Propane Heater with Instastart Technology Review

Coleman 5053A751 ProCat Perfectemp Catalytic Propane Heater with Instastart Technology
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I purchased this catalytic propane heater to heat my tent for winter camping with my son for his Cub Scout winter camps. I tried the heater out on a three night camp out the last week of October, 2006 at 7,000 feet in the San Bernardino Mountains. Those nights dipped in the high 20's. The heater worked very well with only a few concerns, which were easily overcome. I placed the lit heater in my tent well in advance of retiring for the evening and 6 hours later replaced the emptied propane cylinder right away and re-started the heater for the remainder of the morning. My son and I were nice and warm when we went to bed and stayed warm all the night through. Sure is nice to be able to stand up and dress in a warm tent in the morning. Next we will be trying the heater out at a snow camp in February with temps expected to be in the low teens.
Reading the directions dismissed any apprehensions of opertion. And yes, as another reviewer commented... the unit does throw out a small fire ball when first lit. YIKES! However, should you read the instructions BEFORE USE... you are forewarned about this and the reader is instructed NOT to light the heater facing anyone/pets/tent or indoors because of this issue. Instructions are not placed with the item for looks you know, you have to read them! OK, it spits out a small fire ball at first. Big deal... nothing too intense that an average human can not adapt to.
As for the "hot oil smell," noted by another reviewer... yes, there is a "smell," that emits from the operating unit. How one describes that smell will vary. Each individual person's sensitivity to that smell will also vary. To me the "smell" was simply like sightly hot metal, as with any other heater, and faint enough that it did not bother me at all. However, should one be rather sensitive to the "smell" it may prove uncomfortable.
The battery operated fan that blows the heated air away from the unit is awesome. The fan does not blow the volume of air like a fan on your desk or counter top might. The fan is much smaller, yet it does greatly aid in the ciculation of the heat. Without the fan on, the heat is simply radiated out and the heat is not evenly distributed throughout the tent. One huge issue with the fan... it eats batteries like a child eats candy. Two "D" batteries will run the fan for one full night. That's it, no more. Recharable batteries are strongly recommended to keep the battery budget in check, because the fan really needs to be used.
Some advise... 1.) Light the heater OUTSIDE of your tent (remember there will be small fire ball emiting from the heater when it is lit). 2.) Start the unit and place in your tent at least one full hour before going to bed. That way your tent will be nice and warm when you go to bed. 3.) Keep a replacement propane cylinder close by for replacement in the early morning hours. Should you allow the tent to cool before replacing the propane cylinder and re-igniting the heater it will take a very, very long time to warm the tent up. Remeber... nights are coldest the hours just before dawn (usally) which is much colder than when you started to warm your tent up the previous evening. Also, the larger the tent (or area being heated) the longer it will take to bring up and maintain the temp. I am going to buy a second heater for my large three room tent. This way I can start one heater well before going to bed to heat the tent, and then 6 hours before I plan to wake up I can start the second heater. With two heaters operating at the same time in my large tent the heat will be easily maintained (hopfully even with winds) but also the first heater will will run out of fuel and shut off in the night and the second heater will continue heating maintaining the temp without me getting up to change out the propane cylinder. 4.) Place the heater in an area of your tent in which nothing will come in contact with it. The heater grid gets very hot and will burn you or any other item that contacts it.
All in all, this ProCat Catalytic Propane Heater is a great heater. It is larger than others on the market (the heating head is larger in diameter), including other Coleman brand heaters. It appears to be the only one with a fan to assist in heat distribution. It puts out a good amount of heart. The only serious failing on this ProCat heater is that the output can not be regulated. The heater is either on full blast or completly off.
Please note though, the more ventilated your tent the less effective any heater will be in heating such a tent, let alone this particular heater. Thus, should you have a "summer family camping tent" that is very well ventilated either consider purchasing two heaters to heat your tent, or in addition to this heater purchase a tent that is designed for cold weather (which is less vented than summer family tents).

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11/25/2011

Coleman Pack-Away Portable Fireplace Grill Review

Coleman Pack-Away Portable Fireplace Grill
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Nicely made, well thought out, and works perfectly! Last night my son and I built a nice toasty campfire using this IN THE RAIN and had a great time. When you're done using it (cooled off and cleaned), it packs up neatly into a compact storage bag. There's plenty of extra room inside the bag to store some newspaper and a few fire building essentials like matches, a hatchet, and gloves.
HINT: The trick to building a successful campfire in a bowl shaped fireplace like this (or even in a regular fire pit located on the ground) is to provide plenty of airflow to the fire. To accomplish this, start by placing a couple of small (3" to 4" diameter) logs a few inches apart and parallel to each other in the bottom. Build your fire on top of these logs so air the can circulate underneath. Crumple up some newspaper between the logs, then stack thin dry kindling in the shape of a tee pee over the newspaper. Light the newspaper and once the kindling catches well, start stacking 1" to 2" diameter pieces of dry firewood on top of the kindling and continue to add larger pieces as the fire will permit. In no time you'll have a roaring fire and a nice bed of glowing coals will develop on the bottom of the bowl.
Follow up post April 2010:
We just got back from a vacation with our travel trailer at an out-of-the-way desert RV park in southeastern California and we used our little portable Coleman fire pit about half a dozen times while staying there. It was a huge hit with family, friends, and even some strangers we invited over to join us one night around the campfire. I had several people inquire where I got it and how much it costs. We had roaring flames at the start of each evening, and when we let the fire die down to a nice bed of glowing coals, we roasted marshmallows and made s'mores.
Due to all the heat and flames, the black paint on the screen cover has all but turned a dull grey, but we could care less... functionally it does the job and you can't see the color in the dark anyway! No paint could withstand the heat and flames we've subjected that screen to. The stainless steel pan seems to be holding up well, and we've had it hot enough at times that it's glowed red in the darkness. The folding stand still looks good as new... no discoloration of the paint.
In summary, this portable fire pit is a true winner... lightweight, compact, and convenient.

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You can bring the fireplace with you when you bring Coleman's Pack-Away Portable Fireplace & Grill. Its 22" bowl is constructed of durable stainless steel, with an included steel cooking grate. Also included are a convenient lifting tool for placing and removing the grate, and a decorative ember screen for safety. The Pack-Away Portable Fireplace & Grill sets up easily, no tools required: the stand is collapsible and stores inside the bowl when not in use. It all comes with a carry bag for easy transport.

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11/23/2011

Coleman Hot Water Spray Adapter Review

Coleman Hot Water Spray Adapter
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This is a great addition to the Coleman portable hot water heater. I did change the hose to a longer length so I can get the shower farther away from the camp site and water runoff when taking a shower. Its easier to change hose at the heater than move the whole heater. All in all it works fine

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Coleman Hot Water On Demand Spray AdapterUse the Spray Adapter with Hot Water on Demand for a refreshing hot shower. Easily attaches to faucet with a quick connector. Handled spray head is ideal for a light shower. If using a shower enclosure, please set the Hot Water on Demand on a table outside the enclosure before using. It is typical to experience a slight change in water flow & temperature when moving spray adapter from high to low heights. Do not set unit on the ground to use.Features:
48" hose for spraying hard to reach items
Simple to attach to Hot Water on Demand faucet
Large handle is molded for comfortable grip
Made in China


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11/16/2011

Coleman Dynasty Folding Table Review

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NOTE: This got one star because I could not give it zero or below zero!!
I used it ONE - COUNT IT , ONE - time and both sides of the table BOWED!
I was so disapponted in this table. My father-in-law had an aluminum Coleman table for years. I thought this was similar. BOY WAS I POORLY MISTAKEN!
First, the table tops are FLIMSY PARTICLE BOARD! You can not tell this from the picture!!!
To make things worse, when I got the table, the metal edges holding down the 'flimsy particle board' were bent up. I needed it for a party so I could not return it.
How someone could use this camping (as the product description at the time stated) is beyond me due to the bowing issue. It would not hold up to water-related events like rain. Good forbid you do not catch a spill.
My recommendation is to buy an all plastic folding table at K-mart or Home Depot for a few dollars more and almost the same weight!!!!
This crushed my highly-rated image of Coleman. I'm surprised they let their name on.
Don't waste your money!

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The Coleman Dynasty Table is big enough for the whole family sit down to dinner. The large folding table can fit up to 8 adults and it still folds small (30x30x4in) enough to fit in your trunk. Take it to the campground and use it for cooking and playing cards. Coleman gave it a moisture-resistant table top so you can clean off the tailgating detritus and stuff it in your car when it's game time.Product Features
Material: Aluminum
Dimensions: 60 x 30in
Warranty: Lifetime
Country of Origin: China


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10/23/2011

Coleman RoadTrip Grill Cover Review

Coleman RoadTrip Grill Cover
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This is a very heavy duty cover. It is made to fit the largest RoadTrip model (Pro). I have the LXE model which is smaller, but the cover fits nicely and does not seem too large. It stays in place even in high wind conditions. The cover is easy to get off and on.

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Protect your Coleman RoadTrip Grill with this sturdy, versatile cover. The RoadTrip Grill Cover is full-length, to shield your grill from the elements, and is constructed of heavy-duty PVC-coated material that resists cracking and fading. Adjustable, built-in straps keep the cover secure in windy conditions. This Grill Cover fits all Coleman propane-powered RoadTrip Grills, including models 9941, 9944, 9949, and the new RoadTrip Pro Grills.

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10/09/2011

Coleman Compact Table (Black or Silver Top) Review

Coleman Compact Table (Black or Silver Top)
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I ordered several of these tables as Christmas presents, two of five arrived broken. Both of the broken tables had broken slats in the top and one also had a broken bracket on one of the legs. The tops are made out of a brittle plastic, spend more money and order a table with a metal top.

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Enjoy meals together when camping or backpacking, or set out a delicious spread at tailgating parties with the easily transported Coleman Compact Table. It quickly folds down to fit in an included storage bag (with carry strap). The table has a 29.5 by 29.5-inch high-impact, weather-resistant ABS table top and stands 17.5 inches tall. It also offers a strong steel frame with platinum powder coating and stable leg braces.


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9/17/2011

Camp Chef BB-90L Professional Sport Grill Box, Covers 2 Left Burners, Black Review

Camp Chef BB-90L Professional Sport Grill Box, Covers 2 Left Burners, Black
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This is a rather cheap unit. Yes, it works. You must constantly reapply conditioner to the cast iron, that's the easy part. The worst part for me is , after 9 month's of use, the thin drip bottom of the BBQ box is flaking away with rust. Apparently it was only cheaply painted steel, not porcelain like it should be to withstand the heat and drippings of meat. I don't expect it to last more than a season or two. I expect more from a BBQ box than this.
I have yet to contact Camp Chef to see what they'll do, I'm hoping they will offer a solution.

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The Camp Chef BB-90L Professional Barbeque Grill Box with Hinged Cover (for 3 burner stove) has a vented lid to seal in that delicious barbeque flavor. Cast Iron grill grates to enjoy the rich, flavorful taste of cooking with cast iron. Heat Diffusion Box to distribute heat evenly over entire grilling surface. Flavor Enhancing System with reverse-louvered plate to vaporize grease and dripping while distributing heat evenly for perfect cooking. Can be used with wood chips for smoke cooking. Covers left 2 burners of stove (GB-90D)

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9/12/2011

Coleman SportCat PerfecTemp Catalytic Heater with InstaStart Technology Review

Coleman SportCat PerfecTemp Catalytic Heater with InstaStart Technology
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I didn't have any design or function problems with my unit, at all. It worked fine right out of the box. For my purpose (heating a tent or a small bedroom in case of a power outage), I'd buy it again (and the price is right). BTW, the Winter temps in northwest WA are usually pretty mild at sea level, so although the 1500 BTU output isn't much, it is all I need.
The very first time I lit my unit, I was puzzled why it took 5 or 6 clicks of the insta-start spark to light it, even though Coleman predicts this in their instructions. By telling you to start clicking the spark right after opening the valve, I suspect Coleman is making sure you don't let a large amount of propane build up before you hit the button. In other words, I suspect it takes the same amount of time to click the starter 5 or 6 times as for the unit to build up enough propane to light. When it does, there is a small poof of blue and yellow flame. True, if you waited a few minutes after you open the valve to click the starter, one click might be enough to light the unit, but you might also lose your eyebrows (or worse).
One thing for sure... run your heater outside or maybe in your garage for a LONG time when it is brand new. In fact, I'd say use up a whole container of propane to break it in. The reason for this is that the smell this heater puts out when it is new is nasty! Ever get a rug stuck in the rotating brush of your vacuum cleaner, and the rubber drive belt starts to smoke? Well, it's like that smell TIMES TEN! I couldn't find any mention of the odor or warnings about toxicity in the Coleman booklet, so Coleman must not think is is harmful. But, believe me, it sure is unpleasant and Coleman should mention the idea of "breaking in" the heater when new. After I ran about 3/4 of a tank of propane through my new heater, the smell was completely gone. But, fair warning... break this puppy in, before you bring it inside with you.
Otherwise, no complaints, and I'd buy it again and recommend it to you. Stay warm out there!

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Whether you're sleeping in an electricity-free cabin or an outdoor tent, the Coleman SportCat PerfectTemp propane heater will warm up any camping adventure. The SportCat, which attaches to the top of a 16.4-ounce propane cylinder, provides plenty of warmth when you need it, with an output of 1,500 BTUs for up to 14 hours per tank. As a result, those chilly fall and spring evenings won't seem quite so inhumane while you sleep. The heater is also easy to light: just flip the electronic ignition switch and you're set. No messing with frustrating matches or finicky gas valves. And thanks to the SportCat's stable, detachable base, you can rest the heater on pretty much any surface. Also equipped with an integrated handle for easy carrying, the SportCat delivers all the warmth you need for your camping expeditions.
Note: proper ventilation is required for the SportCat to work safely.
About Coleman More than 100 years ago, a young man with an entrepreneurial spirit and a better idea began manufacturing lanterns in Wichita, Kansas. His name was W.C. Coleman, and the company he founded would change life in America. A man plagued with such poor vision he sometimes had to ask classmates to read aloud to him, Coleman saw a brilliant light in 1900 in a drugstore window that stopped him in his tracks. He inquired about the light inside and discovered he was able to read even the small print on a medicine bottle by the illumination. The lamps had mantles, not wicks, and were fueled by gasoline under pressure instead of coal oil. Soon afterward, Coleman started a lighting service that offered a "no light, no pay" clause--a big step forward for merchants who were burned by inferior products that rarely worked--and drew substantial interest from businesses that wanted to keep their lights on after dark.
In the ensuing years, Coleman expanded its product line well beyond lanterns. The company's current catalog is thick with products that make spending time outdoors a pleasure. There are coolers that keep food and drinks cold for days on end, comfortable airbeds that won't deflate during the night, a complete line of LED lights that last for years, powerful portable grills that cook with an authentic open-grill flame, and much, much more. Coleman has truly fashioned much of our outdoor camping experience, and expects to do so for generations to come.


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9/02/2011

Coleman Multi-Purpose Lantern Stand Review

Coleman Multi-Purpose Lantern Stand
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I bought this and used it every camping trip I take. I find that it stands up and the height adjustable stand will raise up to a good height above my head. The lantern moves the center point of gravity a bit and at this point needs to be steaked down unless there is absolutely no wind outside. I used the coleman northstar battery operated lantern so i dont know how much more that weighs as compared to the propane version.
Pro: the lantern stand is awesome, will adjust to the height you want and stay there. Even with the weight of the lantern.
Cons: I think the stakes could have been better quality but it is good for soft ground. This also comes with green nylon bag with carry strap.

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Coleman Multi-purpose Lantern Stand Lantern Stand Constructed With Durable Steel And Aluminum That Is Ideal For Hanging Battery Or Fuel Lanterns.Telescopes Up To 7 Feet.Includes Carry Case For Easy Storage. This Item Is In Category:Stoves & Lanterns > Lanterns Brand: Coleman

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8/26/2011

Coleman Two-Mantle Propane Lantern with Case Review

Coleman Two-Mantle Propane Lantern with Case
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Used this for the first time this past weekend, so I've only had limited experience so far. (I'll update this review if I run into a problem later.) Some brief highlights:
* The lantern works quite well. It puts out a good deal of light and is well constructed.
*Like other reviewers, I am concerned about the possibility of cross threading the soft aluminum header in the lantern versus the propane tanks. When attached the propane, take your time and be careful not to over tighten.
* I think it is well worth the money to buy the version with the hard case. It is a nice case, easy to put the lantern away and makes is great to pack.
* Like any propane product, there is some propane "hiss" while it burns, but I didn't find it bothersome. Possibly I expected some, so wasn't surprised.
* This lantern does NOT have a ignition built in,so you have to use a match or a small torch, but it was easy enough to light.
Overall, a good lantern. We'll see how it holds up with time. The only reason for the 4stars instead of 5 is the issue with the soft aluminum threads.
August 2010 Follow Up: Still using it and it is working great! We don't camp all that frequently, so I won't say we've given this a hard workout, but it gets used each summer and is always up for the task. Still strongly suggested.

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Don't sit in the dark when you can light up your world. The Coleman 5155B722 Two-mantle Propane Lantern with Carrying Case is just the thing you need to illuminate your camp site. The ventilator is fired in porcelain so it won't rust and the stable base sports retractable feet for easy storage. This lantern lights easily with matches and with one cylinder of propane (not included) you can depend on it to keep on burning up to 14 hours. The handy carrying case opens into three sections making it a breeze to pack your Coleman lantern.


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Coleman Nonstick Aluminium Griddle Review

Coleman Nonstick Aluminium Griddle
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If you are a whitewater rafter or camper, you want one of these...you just don't know it yet. I have two.

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Enjoy flapjacks in the morning or burgers at the tailgating party with this Coleman griddle, offering a thick cast aluminum that provides more even heat distribution. It features a non-stick coating for easy clean-up and a grease reservoir that drains grease away from food. It also fits all Coleman gas and propane multiple-burner stoves. The griddle measures 16 by 10 inches with 2.5 inches for the grease trap.


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8/15/2011

Coleman Deluxe Camp Grill Review

Coleman Deluxe Camp Grill
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i have use one before and i had to have one for my self. it works great great for meat over the camp fire and to heat up water.

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8/06/2011

Coleman Exponent Xpedition Two-Burner Backpacker Camp Stove with Stuff Sack Review

Coleman Exponent Xpedition Two-Burner Backpacker Camp Stove with Stuff Sack
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It's very lightweight, stable, and boils a quart of water and/or heats up a pan of corn oil in a few minutes. Having a second burner is convenient and adds stability. The PowerMax fuel is clean, lightweight and efficient. In calm conditions it's a 5 star stove. In wind it's 3 stars - big drop in heating ability and big rise in fuel use.

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Perfect for when you want to travel small and light, the Coleman Exponent 9730-725 Xpedition features a unique foldable two-burner design. Made from lightweight magnesium alloy and aluminum components, it offers two fully-adjustable burners that operate independently of one another. It operates on Coleman Powermax fuel (cartridge not included), and you'll get an approximate 42-minute burn time from one 300-gram cartridge.
Thanks to Coleman's PerfectFlow feature, it's regulated for a constant, consistent burn (without flaring or flickering). It's fully adjustable up to 10,000 BTUs and will boil water in 3.75 minutes. It has a spare design that weighs 26 ounces and folds down to 14 by 11 by 4 inches. It opens to 15 by 11 by 4 inches and can hold two 7.5-inch diameter pots. It includes a stuff sack.


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7/24/2011

Coleman RoadTrip Cast Aluminum Accessory Griddle Review

Coleman RoadTrip Cast Aluminum Accessory Griddle
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Well, I'd have to say this product does do what it was design to do - it cooks eggs, bacon, and pancakes fine. But, there is a major design flaw as far as I'm concerned. When you cook something with lots of grease (e.g. bacon), the grease just runs off the sides through the holes (visible in the picture) into the body of the grill with the burners are. It then ignites creating a turbo cook mode! I was able to turn the gas off completely and cook the entire meal off bacon fat. As 'green-friendly' as this maybe, I really didn't care for the approach. What a MESS to clean up!
If you only plan to cook eggs or panacakes, it works fine. Just make sure you have it PERFECTLY level. I lost an entire egg through one of the side holes due to a little slant. You can imagine what my stove looked like after this breakfast ;-)

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Great for campsite breakfasts, fajitas, frying fish, roasting vegetables -- all on your RoadTrip Grill! The Coleman Cast Aluminum Accessory Griddle heats evenly, thanks to cast-aluminum construction, so the whole surface can be used. You can even cook multiple dishes at the same time. The Griddle's non-stick coating makes for easy cleanup. The Accessory Griddle is compatible with Coleman Roadtrip Grill models 9941 and 9949.

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