Coleman Single Burner Butane/Propane Backpacking Stove

from Gurnis

Not the smallest nor lightest MSR type stove. But definitely more robust and longer lasting. I've had mine for over 5 years now and it still works like new. It's heavy at 6.5 oz. That's more than double the weight of the MSR Pocket Rocket 2. But it's also half the price and lasts forever. After h...

from Odie22

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently I had the opportunity to try the Coleman Peak 1 Backpacking Butane/ propane stove. It was very convenient and easy to set up and use. It is very small and lightweight which is great for camping and hiking. These are also perfect for eme...

from 3lilladies

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was for a last min camping trip and the Coleman peak 1 stove sure did come in handy. Very small, can fit anywhere, the pan supporters are durable. The burner is adjustable for perfect flow and heat. I'll most likely get another since I do l...

from 1RSweet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love the concept of being able to carry a cooking stove that only weighs 6.7oz. and you don't even know your carrying it. It has 10,000 BTU so you get excellent flame on this burner! So convenient and easy to use.

from CamperBlake

I like how this stove has a wider flame distribution. Used it on a recent camping/fishing trip near a group of glacial lakes in Northern Wisconsin. Most mini stoves have a concentrated flame that is only useful for boiling water. With the Peak1 I was able to fry eggs AND make coffee. Sure it take...