Coleman has a bunch of different cookers. We have been using the Triton for about 3 years and are very happy with it. The wind guards on the Triton look much better than on this model. The hot plate for the Triton also packs inside which is a bonus.
Looks like Coleman have been listening to it's customers. I have an even temp coleman stove which is fantastic. The only issues are the stoves opening and closing latch is poor, the control of the heat with the knobs is sensitive and had to achieve a simmer as well as the larger griddle plate has hot and cold spots when the 3 burners are on. Now thinking of upgrading to this unit after watching your demo.
Gotta say how disappointed I am that the Coleman Dual Fuel Powerhouse stove is no longer a thing tbh. That looks like a good thing but I do like being able to carry liquid fuel when I go camping. I was looking around for some backup spare parts for the Dual Fuel stuff and the prices some people want for them are scary high imo. On a different not the kids got me a mid sized Darche fire pit from you guys for my birthday which went with us on our last trip. Great unit imo and the people I was with went out and bought one on the way home.
Not comparable really Triton is smaller & lighter and less powerful. Youd look at that if you need a compact stove and dont have big volumes to cook ~ Lauren
Coleman has a bunch of different cookers. We have been using the Triton for about 3 years and are very happy with it. The wind guards on the Triton look much better than on this model. The hot plate for the Triton also packs inside which is a bonus.
The Triton is another great stove from Coleman, much lighter-weight in construction though. ~ Ben
Looks like Coleman have been listening to it's customers. I have an even temp coleman stove which is fantastic. The only issues are the stoves opening and closing latch is poor, the control of the heat with the knobs is sensitive and had to achieve a simmer as well as the larger griddle plate has hot and cold spots when the 3 burners are on. Now thinking of upgrading to this unit after watching your demo.
This is a really well made unit, it feels nice and operates smoothly. ~ Ben
these stoves are showing rust already, in New Zealand, after a few uses.
10 kg for a camping stove is pretty heavy.
But again it depends on different people’s camping preferences.
That includes two cast iron hotplate, it's only about 6kg without those. ~ Ben
Gotta say how disappointed I am that the Coleman Dual Fuel Powerhouse stove is no longer a thing tbh.
That looks like a good thing but I do like being able to carry liquid fuel when I go camping.
I was looking around for some backup spare parts for the Dual Fuel stuff and the prices some people want for them are scary high imo.
On a different not the kids got me a mid sized Darche fire pit from you guys for my birthday which went with us on our last trip.
Great unit imo and the people I was with went out and bought one on the way home.
I hope the Powerhouse is reinstated at some stage, such a great stove. Glad you loved your firepit, those Darche ones are great. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Cheers mate.
What's better this or the triton 2. With canister gas? Cheers
Not comparable really Triton is smaller & lighter and less powerful.
Youd look at that if you need a compact stove and dont have big volumes to cook
~ Lauren