Coleman Triton 2 Burner Propane Stove

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Product Specifications

11,000 BTUs per burner, 22,000 total BTUs
Large cooking area fits one 10-in. (25.4 cm) pan and one 12-in. (30.48 cm) pan at the same time
Independent, easily-adjustable controls range from simmer to boil
Durable steel construction withstands rugged cooking conditions
InstaStart push-button matchless ignition

Product Description

The durable Tritan 2 Burner Stove by Coleman has powerful burners for great cooking performance and boils water very quickly allowing you to adjust the temp from a simmer to a boil. The large cooking area fits one 10-in. (25.4 cm) pan and one 12-in. (30.48 cm) pan and PerfectHeat Technology gets the temperatures just right. The WindBlock Shields keep the wind from blowing the flames and PerfectFlow Pressure Control System keeps the heat steady on each of the high-performance 11,000-BTU burners. The Tritan is also efficient, with a 1-hr. runtime on high using a single 16.4-oz. propane cylinder(sold separately). The Tritan performance stove features a slim, portable design and when the fun is done, removable heavy-duty, nickel-chrome grates make cleaning easy, and the built-in handle will have you carrying this lightweight stove effortlessly. Perfect for camping, hunting, tailgating and during emergencies.Large cooking area fits one 10-in. (25.4 cm) pan and one 12-in. (30.48 cm) pan at the same time.Independent, easily-adjustable controls range from simmer to boil.Durable steel construction withstands rugged cooking conditions.PerfectHeat Technology gets the temperatures just right.WindBlock Shields prevent the wind from blowing the flames around.PerfectFlow Pressure Control System keeps steady heat on each high-performance burner.1-hr. runtime on high using a single 16.4-oz. propane cylinder.Easy-to-clean removable heavy-duty, nickel-chrome grates.Built-in handle for easy, lightweight carrying.Optional griddle accessory packs away inside stove (sold separately).Folded dimensions: 21in x 13.5in x 4.25in.

Product Reviews

Does anyone at Coleman actually test these things?

This camp stove is close to being good for my purposes, but comes up short in one important area. The burners generate a lot of heat, so if you just want to boil water this stove may workout fine. The biggest problem I have with it is on the other end of the spectrum: simmering. The issues are:> It seems like most of what you get from the burner is Ultra High, Super High, Very High, and a small amount of Medium. You don’t hit Low, which is a setting I use frequently, until just a teeny bit before you hit Off. So when I’m attempting to set the burner to Low, I often end up with Off instead, then I have to perform the lighting sequence again.> The control knob has a fair amount of elasticity, so if I manage to set the burner to low, it self-resets, to some degree back to where it was. This is very frustrating! Because there is so little of the control knob range which is Low, the “bounce-back” makes it nearly impossible to do this without having to relight.> The stove has a rounded bump near each corner, which serves as feet. Unfortunately, the feet are smooth metal, and so the sometimes HOT stove tends to slide around a lot. I added my own rubber feet, which helps, but due to the design (rounded feet), it’s hard to get a lot of contact with the table, so it still slides more than I would like.> I have had no problems with the piezo lighter working, but I don’t like the button design. The button must be pushed in, horizontally, with a fair amount of force. However, because the stove likes to slide (see prior bullet point), this requires holding the back with one hand while pressing with the other. If, by chance, you had been cooking something on High, then your attempt to lower the heat accidentally turns the burner off, you will need to restart. If you’re not careful where you grab the back of the stove, you could end up cooking your hand, along with dinner. A better design would have been a knob, which you turn, or a lever (or button) which you push DOWN (vertically), instead of their button which you push IN (horizontally).Would I buy it again? No! I’ve had many Coleman stoves before and none have had the problems of setting the burner on Low, or with the knob bounce-back, so I know they can do it. This time, though, they didn’t.

I finally broke down and decided to get a bigger stove than my Jetboil for these trips and I am very happy with this Coleman so

Usually I am a campfire/backcountry stove cook, but my fiancé has not done much backpacking yet so we have been easing him in with car camping. I finally broke down and decided to get a bigger stove than my Jetboil for these trips and I am very happy with this Coleman so far! Easy to set up and use. Only wish there was a better way to carry it than having to opt for the carrying case. Would be nice to have some sort of suitcase-like handle for easier transport. Haven’t had any of the flukes I’ve read about in some other reviews, would definitely recommend this to others!

Great stove

I bought this as a Father’s Day gift for my husband. He was very happy to receive it and we had the opportunity to use it on a couple different camping trips over the summer. The InstaStart is nice to have and the wind shield works well. It cooked quickly and evenly. I’m very happy with this purchase.

so I’m satisfied. For me

So far, no quality issues. I assembled it, ran it for a few minutes, and packed it up. Everything worked the way it should, so I’m satisfied. For me, it is basically a “back-up” for when we lose power due to storms, etc. and it (hopefully) will not see much use! It fits nicely into the Coleman Medium Camp Stove bag (“… for grills up to 21.5 x 14 x 4.8 in.”), with room to spare for the extension hose and adapter to use with a 20lb tank.

Amazing, great working product

Took on first camping trip and it works liked a gem! We had no issues with the push button, although I will say it did take a couple clicks to get the burners to lite - but nothing overly extreme. As any camper should, I would recommend to bring a lighter with you just in case you do have any issues. We look forward to using this for years. Any issues that arise I will be sure to update my review.

Nice upgrade from our old green Coleman stove we used …

Nice upgrade from our old green Coleman stove we used for 20 years (now donated to the local Cub Scout Pack) nice feature having a spot for the griddle. You do give up some space on the griddle vs. the older stoves but the hotter burners, integrated storage and self ignition make it worth the trade off.

Coleman makes great

Purchased this as a back up in case I lose power. This enables me to be able to cook food. I started it to make sure all is well and it performed as expected. Coleman makes great producst

Good stove with a mediocre igniter

Used it for the first time on a 2 day camping trip … works exactly as described … great stove cooks evenly .. powerful flames .. everything you could ask for .. even the wind panels work well … definitely would have giving it ⁵⁄₅ stars … except the right burner only lit the first 2 times .. now doesn’t light with the built in (snap style) igniter .. not a super big deal .. just make sure you bring matches or a lighter with you ..

Five Stars

Hopefully a perfect new camping stove! haven’t had it opened as of today!

Very pleased, but starter doesnt always work.

Works very well, when the starter works. Half the time, only one burner will light. Takes 3-4 tries to get them going.

Five Stars

Made camp cooking a dream, fits two standard cast iron pans on top.

So far this item is great

I am satisfying with its quality. Does a great job,and maybe a lot more I have recommended to several friend, and they told me they are satisfied after receiving product.

Five Stars

replaces an older coleman, exactly as advertised!

Nice Stove

This is a really neat little camp stove. My wife actually uses it on the patio a lot as she enjoys cooking outside.

I asked for replacement hopefully the next one is better.

As often the old brand names Coleman for quality is only history, this was very poorly built, the propane tube was so misaligned you could not screw it into the stove.