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Coleman Exponent Coleman® Xtreme™ Stove

Coleman Exponent Coleman® Xtreme™ Stove


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· Our lightest backpacking stove · Lightweight, sure-footed tripod design made of durable magnesium alloy components · Fully adjustable up to 14,000 BTUs · Curved cooking grates help keep sma...
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Review Date
June 19, 2001

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 4 of 5

Value Rating
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Reviewed by: Jon Parker ,  Backpacker , from Annandale, VA

Price Paid:  $70.00 at REI

Summary:
I've used this stove about 30 times over the last year or so. I am very happy with it. It is very quick to set up and easy to use - I can get it out of my pack, set up, and have a quart of water boiling by the time my buddy with the Whisperlight has just gotten his running. The fuel cartridges work well, really produce a strong, hot flame for most of the cartidge (starts to fade when you've used about 90% of the fuel in it). Probably not what you want for an extended trip where you need to resupply with fuel, due to propietary nature and unknown availability of the cartidge/fuel - and you can probably boil more quarts of water with a white gas stove per equivalent measure of fuel. But, it cranks the heat, and is no fuss, no mess - great for trips where you can take all of your fuel from the outset.

I like the smaller fuel cartridges. I always take the last one I used plus however many full ones I think I'll need. I think it prevents me from having lots of partially used large cartridges lying around. My opinion, though.

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