Coleman Classic 3-Burner Camping Stove

Great stove.. plenty of heat .... could use more of a wind guard (sometimes you have to have another pan sitting there if your only using one). After 5 years of hard use... it quit. Something plugged. I cleaned the orifices, sprayed carb cleaner down it and (100# air) blew it out backwards. Worked one trip and plugged again (grrrrr) BUT, its such a good stove, I bought another one...

They are light with great temperature control. Good capacity in general and they are very stable, especially they are strong in construction.

My review is on Coleman's reply to other reviews. If the best you can do is an form-letter response which in no way addresses the customer feedback, don't bother. Makes it obvious that you don't actually value customer feedback.

Wanted a 3-burner for camping, this fit the bill nicely. Stove is well made, easy to clean. Worked well. Easy to use/light.

Like the stove easy to assemble, pretty much came ready to go out of the box. Very easy to use as this was my first time using a propane camping stove. I would highly recommend.

Our group had three different stoves on our last camping trip but this was by far the crowd favorite. Love that is is sized to accommodate most kitchen pots and pans.

I like the size of this stove and three burners which is why I bought it. The stamped metal case is a bit flimsy, not the the quality of a Coleman stove of the past. The most disappointing flaw is the adjustability of the flame. The knobs do not stay at the setting - they rebound. Very hard to adjust a low flame without the fame extinguishing.

Too big - I bought this to span a cadt iron griddle. It was too wide for my needs.

Looks good, feels good, sets up good, options all good...but...It's a dud. Like almost everyone else the burners on mine have only two settings: 1) Volcano - low setting 2) Sun - high setting That's it. No matter what the burners will not turn down to a normal cooking temperature. I though with use that it would "wear in" and become more adjustable but it never did. It's like brand new as it's only been used 10 or 12 times, just to boil water, and now it sits on the shelf in my garage. I would throw it out but I'm keeping it only as a backup for emergencies where the power goes out and there's a boil water advisory...because THAT is the one thing it does very well. I bought a cheap onsale Woods propane stove and while it looks only half as goods it has worked three times as well as this Coleman Eventemp 3 burner one. I'd recommend it to no-one except people who want hike it's weight into the back-country to boil water (and then leave it there). It's a dud.