Coleman Fold N Go 2-Burner Propane Stove Dual Adjustable Burners with 20 000 BTUs of Power InstaStart Ignition

So happy to have this. We have a lot of grills and burners. This is really the best compact and best designed burner for all occasions. It’s our favorite day trip/ camping one. Would buy again and again. Highly recommend to anyone looking. Get the backpack that it fits into and all your gear is there ready for an adventure. Read more

I bought a Fold N' Go stove this summer for a trip through the Southwest, including a multi-day rafting trip down the San Juan River. We connected it to a smaller "pony"-sized propane tank using the adapter and cooked all meals for a group of seven, including use for heating dishwater, etc. It got sloshed with river mud and dusted with dirt, dropped, tumbled around inside an ammo can "river box" through white water, the works... In short, we really pounded this stove and by the time we were done with it, it was scuffed and scratched and battle worn but no worse for the wear. If there were any ways to destroy this stove, we would have found one. I originally wanted to buy--but could not afford--a new, sturdy, stainless steel Partner stove, which is the standard for most river runners. In the end, however, I was very glad I bought the Coleman. This little stove cranks out the BTUs, and at one-fourth the price of a "professional" stove. The money I saved was enough to pay for lots of other needed gear and travel expenses, and it still has many hard years left on it. How cool is that? Some reviewers complain about the lack of a windscreen--one of the features that enables this little giant to fold so small--but this was never a problem. It's no different that using a small backpack stove: just use some stray gear to build a little windscreen if-when needed. Problem solved. For river trips, we use a large, one-gallon kettle for heating water, and the Fold 'N Go boiled that in about 12 minutes at 4,000 feet. The gas adjustment knobs were a smidge touchy, but worked just fine. The propane adapter functions well, but be careful when threading the brass coupling into the recessed gas fitting on the back of the stove; one of our river party almost cross-threaded it before dinner one night. As with all brass fittings, a little common-sense care is all that is needed. Folded up, the stove easily fits inside a 20mm ammo can along with a propane hose and adapter and room for more, making this is a very handy size for river trips. Later on, I used it to cook meals in roadside campgrounds on picnic benches which, of course, it had absolutely no problem with. To summarize: this new design is the latest in a long line of historically excellent Coleman stove and lantern designs. I have used these products all my life through all kinds of conditions (which is why I took a chance on using it untested in a remote area) and it did not disappoint. It's too big to haul on backpacking trips, but for car camping and river trips, this is a definite winner at an excellent price. Read more

I retire my 20+ years old Coleman camp stove is not because is broken. In fact it still working 100% fine! I want something can cook with 2 full size pans. My option is Jetboil genesis and this fold n go. since my last coleman less over two decades, and the price different is huge, coleman is clear winner. The stove is easy to use, and is smaller than my old rectangle stove. and it boil water fast! For the price point it is a good stove. However, 3 things CAN BE IMPROVE 1- the clip to hold them together, it is not a good design. it can pop open easy. I need to use a velcro strip to hold them together. 2- control knob, only the first half inch of turn is controllable the rest of the 3 full turns are useless! But once you get use to it, than is fine. 3- propane regulator connector, set loose inside the stove when not use. This making noise when traveling. My old coleman stove have a cut to insert the connector to stay in place, that is a better design to keep the part moving around. Fix these 3 points, than the stove will be prefect! BTW, this stove have no wind screen like my old stove has, I haven't cook under strong wind! so, I don't know will this stove perform well. Also the wind screen on my old stove can use as a grease blocker. duel to the design this fold n go it is a disadvantage. grease are all over the place when doing pan fire! Update: did outdoor hot pot at 40F +/- degree and some wind. I can't get both pots up to boil due to the flame seats too low with the ring. and we don't have wind blocker. I need to flap the ring upside down to lower the pots. the pot still have about 1/4" between the burner, it works fine. Once I done that, the pot heat way faster. But the pots become a bit unstable so we have to be careful within. Read more

It's compact, powerful, and super easy to use. I love how it folds up neatly for storage, and the built-in handle makes it a breeze to carry. We use it as we travel in our Sprinter, so easy to put away and packs enough punch to cook what ever we throw at it. I can boil water on one side while frying up some bacon on the other. The heat control is great, so I can really dial in the perfect temperature for whatever I'm cooking. Cleanup is a cinch too, thanks to the removable grate. Lighting the stove is a breeze with the push-button ignition. No more struggling with matches or lighters in the wind. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just starting out, this stove is a must-have. It's rugged, reliable, and makes RV cooking a breeze. Read more