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I too would recommend the Coleman Dual Fuel stove.

My Cadac Safari Chef HP and suitcase stoves are gathering dust in the garage now that I have discovered how good the Coleman stove is, especially if one likes to camp in the colder months.

DK

I would recommend the coleman duel stove too. Ive been camping in this cold weather and the campingaz couldnt handle it and wouldnt even boil the kettle fully. We now dont even bother with it and leave it in the car. The coleman hasnt let us down even in -4c

Quote: Originally posted by awedlock on 06/3/2012

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Ditto...Coleman Duel fuel...just make sure you use it outdoors !

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Quote: Originally posted by PaulM87 on 07/3/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by awedlock on 06/3/2012

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Ditto...Coleman Duel fuel...just make sure you use it outdoors !

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We want something that we can cook indoors with, as we tend to camp all year round. In the past the cooking indoors has always kept the tent warm.

Why do the duel fuels have to be used outdoors?

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They dont but you do have more of a fumes issue than with gas . Ive used my MSR Experdition stove in our tent in a hotel room and in the rear of a van and the fumes were no problem for short period cooking .

Gas is so much simpler and cleaner for use in a tent . im not saying better but ive never come across any body who uses gas having flaring or cleaning issues that do happen with a duel fuel .

Rob