Coleman 2000020924 Peak 1 Butane/Propane Stove
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About Coleman 2000020924 Peak 1 Butane/Propane Stove
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
78% impressed by the boil time
I paired it with a couple of Coleman Brand Isobutane canisters and boiled roughly 20 ounces of water in maybe 12-15 minutes when the flame was not exposed to any wind.
I can boil 2 cups of water in a pot with a lid on the stove in about 2 min 45 seconds.
I boiled water in the bottom part of my Coleman Peak 1 metal case using the Propane/Butane stove and it reached a soft rolling boil in just 4 minutes.
I can boil water as fast as other camping stoves.
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75% appreciated the durable construction
Compared to smaller and cheaper products, this one has better balance and durability.
I recommend this stove for its durability, it will last for at least a decade.
The burner is extremely durable and provides a wide distributed flame to get water boiling then subsequently turn it down to a simmer without any burning.
The quality construction and excellent burner design compensate for the slight weight advantage of some much more expensive hiking stoves.
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79% found it easy to use
Twisting it onto a Woods brand butane/propane tank offered at Canadian Tire is very easy and it is 100% compatible.
The folding pot stand works perfectly for both small and large pots.
I was pleased with the performance of the burner when I used it on a weekend camping trip.
I found it very easy to attach the stove to a Woods brand butane/propane tank, which is available at Canadian Tire for a budget-friendly price. It is 100% compatible.
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71% praised the flame control
This burner is durable and provides a wide distributed flame to get water boiling then subsequently turn it down to a simmer without any burning.
This stove has a knob to adjust the flame, which can be set from simmer to jet burner.
The flame produced by our stove is quite windproof compared to others in its category.
I find this burner extremely durable and it provides a wide distributed flame to get water boiling then subsequently turn it down to a simmer without any burning.
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83% liked the portable design, while 17% thought it was bulky
The product is dependable and light enough for hiking, with the small size being an added advantage.
If weight is a concern, focus on your own weight rather than the product's negligible weight.
If I carry all my gear in the backcountry where every ounce and liter counts, the product can be bulky. However, I would still buy it because it can adapt to regular propane if needed.
The product may not be the lightest on the market, but the difference in weight is negligible. I also made a humorous comment about my weight.
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70% appreciated the wind resistance, but 30% experienced issues
Compared to other stoves in its category, the flame is relatively windproof.
I boiled roughly 20 ounces of water in maybe 12-15 minutes without any wind exposure to the flame.
The flame of our stove is windproof compared to others in its category.
I boiled 20 ounces of water on the stove in 12-15 minutes without any wind exposure.
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