Camping Stoves

that looks like a pretty darn good deal to me. Not too much to go wrong.

I personally am a huge fan of the old school Coleman Fuel Stove and lanterns. I love the sound, the smell and the warm glow from the old stuff.

Ditto on coleman. Have used them all my life.

Cabela has a two burner stove by Camp Chef with 30,000 BTU burners for $99.

Personally I would spend the extra cash or keep shopping. On a cold wet day the last thing I want to do is sit around waiting for water to boil so I can eat. BTW my understanding of Coleman now is that it is only a name you can buy user rights to. Not what it use to be back in the day. True or false? Wo knows out there? I do like the old Cioleman stuff, especially the white gas lantern. I own one

10K BTU output!

Not enough go! Check the Cabella's unit.

Hi,

If you would just use it once in awhile, get a Coleman, Cabella's, or similar.
If you want a tough stove that works...every time....take a look at the stoves by Partner Steel. No, they are not cheap (or light), but they are good (I own one).

Steve

We use the COLEMAN ROAD TRIP stove...



This comes with nice roll around case that holds everything you see in the above photo. Setup is quick...

You can also get a whole assortment of different grills.

This runs off the 1lb propane canisters...

This also has the water tray under the burners that catches the grease and makes for a real easy cleanup...

Have done us well over the years...

Roy Ken

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Also a fan of the old school Coleman Fuel Stove.

Coleman today, like almost any brand name, is not Coleman of yesterday, sadly. On the up side, you can still find older Coleman stoves and they will work for just about forever. We bought ours in 1975 (interestingly enough, the same year as our vintage camper) and is still going strong. Every once in a while you need to replace the leather gasket, but that's only a 5 minute procedure.

I agree with the comment about it being special - nothing modern has the same feel as an old Colman stove...

- Randy

Did you notice the Cabela's triple burner stove you link to weights 47 lbs?

Here's a decent review of camp stoves

Camp Stove Reviews