Coleman Guide Series® Dual Fuel™ Stove

I owned a Coleman dual fuel stove years ago and it always performed flawlessly; the Guide Series continues with the same high end performance. The stove has plenty of heat, it's easy to operate, and fuel efficient. I use it in summer to bake outside rather than heating up the house. The dual fuel is so much more versatile over propane. Excellent value! Coleman should bring back the three burner model.

Works great and it is so nice being able to use liquid fuel. Because of the liquid fuel, this stove works so much betthan propane in colder camping conditions.

This unit makes two great flames that I cook with my two 10" cast iron skillets on. I can even fit the 12.5 inch on there if I take off the wind screen. I use these for fun on the porch at home as well.

love the coleman camp stove. I still have mine from the 70's! Bought this one to have extra camp stove on hand. Love that it uses white gas since I'm not a propane fan.. Great little stove to have on hand for emergency. Also bought the camp oven accessory to bake cakes, etc on stove during hurricane power outages.

The Coleman 424 is the smaller duel fuel stove from Coleman and for smaller families, or up to 4 adults, this is a fantastic do almost everything stove. The size and weight the 424 is ideal for taking up less space when packed and more miserly with fuel use. I consider it an excellent stove. If you have a larger family or more that 5 adults, I would recommend the 414.

This is about my third dual fuel coleman. My family always had one for camping when i was growing up so using it is a breeze. I like it at home for cooking anything messy like meat outside because that keeps my inside kitchen grease free. Also like to cook outside during heat of summer to save on a/c costs. Using the white gas eliminates the waste of non refillable propane cylinders or need to lug around propane tank. In a pinch, can use gasoline (prefer the white gas tho).

This is the 2nd stove that I have purchased. I loaned my 1st one and they liked it so muck that I gave it to them. It does all that I need it to do and would purchase again

Outstanding stove still the best that money can buy

Yes, propane is very good but easier to have liquid cans for storage. Nothing much to say about the stove, great stove, classic, design has been around for 50 years.

I can cook in the country without making camp fire when hot or windy!!