Coleman Single Burner Butane/Propane Backpacking Stove

Literally bought 2 different types of butane and propane even butane propane mix and it doesn't fit in any of them trash lucky I tossed the box or I'd return this piece of garbage

I bought this stove with an adapter for the 1lb propane tanks. It's ruggedness and simplicity did not disappoint me. 2cups room temp to a robust rolling boil.... 2min 10sec. AWESOME!!! Not only does the 1lb tank double your cooking time, it also cuts 1min. off of your boil time. WIN...WIN!!!

I like everything except the plastic seperated around the metal burner. I fixed it with super glue, no big deal. Other than that, it works great. I heat my water for 2 minutes... Then dump whatever food into that....bonapitite(or whatever) =)

with only 3, easily moved "wings", this stove will dump your meal, quickly. definitely don't recommend using much weight on. trust me, the kettle or skillet well easily slide off. i don't recommend this product.

The main reason we didn't care for this camp stove was that it required a fuel mixture of propane %26 butane. This fact alone would lead me to believe that it would cost more to operate than a camp stove that only required propane to burn.

The burner works well for brewing coffee

never recieved it no refund

very good stove compact easy to use and very efficient. is worth every penny you will like how easy it lights up and easy to adjust the flame.

Compact but risky to use. With the butane /propane can having dia of 4 - 5 inches and net height with can above 6 inches if you put anything above 200 gms in weight on top of this, then the setup becomes top heavy.

First time I used this the stove caught on fire because the flames were so large and part of the ground caught fire. I was lucky I was able to shut it off.