Stansport Outfitter Series 3-Burner vs Coleman Classic Propane Stove

It up here. Here's the piezo that goes in the second one. There you go and you can see this - has you can really kick out the heat out there. This we'...

Still touchy on low heat settings but quite usable. I would give Coleman's customer service and warranty process 5+ Stars, the camp stove a 3 Star Rating. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I started purchase of Coleman products in 1981, I was always delighted with the functionality, quality, and value of the products (2 burner White Gas camp stove & Lantern). They functioned as one would expect, maybe not the easiest to clean after a "boil over" but worked great delivering both high and very low heat as required

Mine came damaged, only three legs touch the counter surface, the other is floating about half an inch, there's an obvious indentation under the stove, the manual says "ALWAYS place stove on a flat, level, solid surface", I did, but the fourth leg still floats half an inch, the two wind flaps consequentially don't latch, by the way that latching system seems very poor. I had high hopes for this little stove, it's a pain to have to return something. Overall, I think a better quality metal would be better, sand the thing well and paint it, part of quality assurance should be to make sure there's nothing that can potentially hurt the customer, like sharp metal edges, like I said, mine came damaged, so I don't even know if it works, or if it's safe to use, another failure point is the packaging, only one layer of bubble wrap inside two boxes, but the inner box is more like thick paper, very poor packaging, very frustrated with this purchase.

Fix is below: "Initially, the hose did not let gas from my 20 lb propane tank reach the burners on my Coleman NXT 200 grill; while a 1 lb disposable canister worked fine. It was puzzling why the canister fit fine but the hose and big tank did not. However, after digging around for answers on the web, it turned out the remedy actually was to modify the grill fitting to better fit the hose, i.e

Even without three burners, the Stansport Outfitter Series 3-Burner would be a review team favorite. The snug windscreen improves on a design that has proved somewhat fickle with other stoves. It sets up easily, boils water fast, and has two 25,000 BTU burners and a third burner with 10,000 BTUs in the middle. All three burners simmered well, and this stove was among the fastest in our water boiling test

The Coleman Classic Propane is the current front runner. It seems a pretty straight forward no frills stove at an affordable price.

The size of the stove is good, allowing for multiple pots (as long as they're small) Overall impression is good. But they really need to do some work on the ignitor system. I would recommend this product with that caveat.

Stove is fairly heavy and bulky, but packs okay because of the lid. Just pack a couple of pot holders inside to stop it from rattling. Definitely not a backpacking stove, though.

First the good news: arrived promptly, a day earlier than promised, quick and easy set-up, piezo igniter easy to operate, flame adjusts from very low simmer to hot-hot-hot and everything in between so I think functionality is above average, but I still have to take two stars off. 1. The item pictured here is either not the 21250 Outfitter or the picture is outdated; and it isn’t just a cosmetic difference. The one I received is black with blue top/windscreens (I double checked and the box is labeled with the 21250 model number) which isn’t too big of a deal, but it has only a single latch not the double latch pictured and I really wanted one with two latches as I feel it to be more secure (at least it is a metal latch and not plastic), the “feet” on the one I received are relatively shallow molded nubs on the underside of the stove not the taller screw on feet pictured, that has both pros and cons: you don’t have to sit and screw on 4 feet and fewer parts is fewer parts to get lost and have to replace, but there’s a lot less clearance under the stove and you can’t use those molded in nubs to level it the way you can with screw on feet

So another good feature about this is the burner and the grate is pretty close. I Have a medium-size pan on here right now and this is kind of a small...

It's blue, black and silver and it's the coolest looking camp stove I've seen. I think this is my 5th camp stove over the decades, and I like it better than any of the others I've had.

It was no problem at all. Both pots fit easily, and we fed 8 people off of this one little stove without having to juggle anything! The finish is very nice on this, better than the competitors, and the embossed Coleman Name in the lid is a nice touch. It's an old school enameled green paint, that is very durable, and honestly, quite attractive at least to my eye.