ColemanGas Camping Stove

Absolutely thrilled with this little grill. It’s perfect for 2 people. Took it camping and it was fantastic. It cleans up so easily. Absolutely thrilled with my purchase.

Right out of the box I noticed it was packaged very well. The Coleman box it was shipped in held up to the carriers abuse and the foam packaging held everything tight.The grill itself was very easy to set-up only requiring one Phillips head screwdriver to install the handles on the lid. The legs screw on with coarse plastic threads into the plastic base which is more than adequate for this size appliance. The plastic feet and threads on the legs double as a scratch free “bumper” when stored so that the inside of the grill remains flawless.The removable water/grease pan is very easy to use with less than a quarter twist required to install/separate from the burner body. Easy to clean and disassemble with a non-stick outer coating that has held up great to the heat of the burner.The burner is very easy to ignite, even at a very low gas setting the burner ignited on the first click on the first try and has ever since. The locking lid/wok(not for use while grilling) is a very nice touch containing everything inside for easy storage less gas cylinder. The grill/griddle is nice quality with robust anti-stick coating that has yet to show any signs of wear and tear.Overall this is a great grill set-up for anyone looking for a small travel size grill that stores easily. I would definitely recommend and would purchase again.My only concern would be with the gas regulator/tube storage. The design has it kept inside the grill with the legs but there is no option for protection to keep it from scratching anything inside. A mount that it could clip into on one of the legs would be a great addition. I ended using the bubble wrap that it was shipped in for storage. The grill/griddle is held nicely in place as well when the lid is locked down. Buy it, you won’t regret it!

Good quality stove and a brilliant customer service, cannot thank them enough for their help. Would definitely recommend them and would shop with them again

First off I love this grill. I was able to catch it on sale for 80$. The griddle/grill plate is amazing, tho I wish it was cast iron. It's non-stick so use high heat silicon tools or you'll scratch it (like I did at first). It also has a basin on the bottom that you fill with water that catches the grease. When you're done cooking you just dump it out and wipe with a paper towel. Perfect for one or two people, light weight and perfect for road trips!

Took this stove on its first camping trip, here are my comments:It basically works as advertised. It is compact and easy to pack. It starts easily and I liked cooking on the included flat cook surface. You don't have to pack a separate frying pan or pot.There are several things I wish were different after using it. First, and this is common with Coleman stoves, the valve goes from low flame to high flame in just a small turn, then the rest of the way you can turn the valve is just wide open. So you have to start it up, then turn the valve down until it's barely on, or you get a wide open, very hot flame.The grill/griddle cooking surface works well, the non-stick coating on it is great, it cleans up very easily. However, the 'lid' that you can flip over and cook in does NOT have non stick coating. I scrambled eggs in it and they stuck badly to the pan. I had to let it soak for an hour to get it clean.The lower half of the enclosure mounts on the base by setting it on the base and giving it a turn to lock it in. Then you put water in it. The idea is that the grease drippings float in the water instead of sticking to the side and you can just pour it off.Sounds good in theory. What really happens is, you have to rotate the lower half the other way to remove it from the base. It resists, then suddenly lets go, and you slosh a bunch of greasy water all over the burner. Not good. I tried not locking the lower half in, but then it moves around when you are cooking. So you need to just turn it a little when you put it on.Also, pouring the greasy water out isn't that simple, and I basically ended up with a coating of bacon grease all over that lower half. I used a lot of soap and water in the end to get it all clean.