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Coleman

Classic Propane 2-Burner Camping Stove

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Why we picked it

Two 10,000-BTU burners with full simmer-to-boil regulation

Warranty: 5-year limited warrantyMade in: USA / China

Coleman's 2 burner propane stove is the family camping cooker that's been functionally unchanged since the 1980s, same fold out wind baffles, same two 10,000 BTU burners, same enameled steel cooktop, same 16 oz propane bottle connection. The unit reliably runs in cold overnight conditions where canister only stoves struggle, the burners can be regulated low enough for a real simmer (not just blowtorch), and the wind baffles fold up to make a flat pack transport package. r/Camping, r/CampingGear, and r/CarCamping all surface this Coleman as the consensus 'first camping stove', affordable, durable, and parts widely available at any sporting goods store. Coleman has stocked replacement valves, burners, and igniters since the 1980s; the same stove from the 1990s is still in active campground use.

5-year limited warranty Made in USA / China

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Price History

May 12, 2026: $97.19Jun 19, 2026: $97.19
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Pros & Cons from Reviews

Pros

  • +Two 10,000-BTU burners with full simmer-to-boil regulation
  • +Fold-out wind baffles work - not decorative
  • +Standard 16.4-oz propane connection (low-pressure regulator built in)
  • +Enameled steel cooktop wipes clean
  • +Replacement parts widely available
  • +1990s-era units still in active campground use

Cons

  • -Manual matchlight or piezo (no electronic ignition reliability)
  • -Heavier than canister stoves - not for backpacking
  • -Black surfaces show grease residue between trips
  • -Wind baffles are sheet metal - can dent in transport

Independent Video Reviews

Hands-on reviews from independent channels (not the manufacturer), covering what they like and what they do not.

Coleman Classic Propane Stove Review Pros and Cons by The Journey Est. 2016
The Pros and Cons: Coleman's Classic Propane Stove by Take Roads Less Traveled

Warranty & Returns

Warranty

1-year limited warranty on most products against manufacturer defects.

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Return Policy

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