1-Buner Propane Stove

 

Page Type Gear Review
Object Title 1-Buner Propane Stove
Manufacturer Coleman
Page By pphlux
Page Type Mar 1, 2004 / Mar 1, 2004
Object ID 1022
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COLEMAN "1-Burner Propane Stove" Features one 10,000 BTU burner, large 8" burner bowl, pot supports help shield flame from wind, and boils a quart of water in 4 minutes. 1 cylinder of Coleman propane powers burner for 2.2 hours on high, 9 hours on low. Also features the PerfectFlow propane pressure control system, fully adjustable cooking power, Windblock System that is engineered to protect the burner from the wind, aluminized steel cooktops, and a durable textured steel case.

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pphlux - Mar 1, 2004 2:00 pm - Voted 4/5

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This is my only stove. I bought it about five years ago when I was heading off on a cross country road trip and wanted a simple canister stove. I also was very poor, and needed a stove with really cheap canisters. Also, the road trip required they would be _very_ easy to find in the US. You can even get these canisters in most grocery stores.



I didn't think it would be my backpacking stove, or even my winter camping stove, but it has become just that. It is difficult to pack, and I tore a pocket once with the teeth on the cooking surface, but a little duct tape fixed it right up. It is also pretty heavy. The canisters alone weigh 1lb, 13oz. each, but will burn for a very long time. I never take more than one canister, unless I think one is running pretty low. I once used a single canister on a six day, solo winter trip!



I hate to be one of the people on summit post who posts gear just because it is rather silly they use it in such extreme conditions... but this is a piece of equipment I have not really thought about changing. It has the ease of a canister, performs in cold weather, and has cheap and easy to find cartridges. If you can handle the weight, why not?

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