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Question: How does this grill stove operate in a windy condition?  Can I still use it at a camp site near the ocean where wind is really blowing all day?
Document: We bought this for camping and love it. The grill feature is excellent and we can easily fit 5 good sized burgers on at a time. It starts right up every time. We even use this at home instead of firing up the big grill. The only problem I have is you can't close the lid while food is on it. This would be nice when the wind is blowing hard or it's cold out.Still, an excellent stove that will feed campers for years.
The bottles are cheap and with normal use, last through a three-meal day, no problem! I usually get a meal or two the next day, since lunches are typically cold... sandwiches, salads, etc. Most of the time we are away from the camp site at lunch time anyway.
I picked this grill up in 2010 based primarily on its compactness, strong reviews, versatility, and my past experience with Coleman camp stoves growing up. It's been the primary cooking source for 2-4+ people during 3-4 weekend long music festivals, 6+ all day jamborees on a softball field, and 15+ weekend or longer camping trips.Just used it this weekend again with no issues. The insta-lite button still works on the first press.
Bought 2 Coleman grill and stoves on sale from Amazon for my mother in law . Compared to the older models I owned which are still working, there are more downgrades.1. The cover is not removable. It is not sturdy and the hook mechanism cannot withstand a stronger  wind.2. Must use 2 hands to turn the stove on. (one hand to turn the volume knob, the other to push the ignition knob)3.
I'm so glad I didn't leave it behind on our first trip this season. A camp stove inside a pup is a nice luxury on a rainy day, but nothing beats grilling and cooking outside under the trees. This little grill/stove is a winner.
Nice stove that starts right up and keeps the heat going even in blowing wind! The casing is not the best quality but is workable.
We used this camp stove for a three day camping trip and cooked a total of six meals on it. The stove performed flawlessly. We grilled steaks, burgers and a ham steak and used the burner for boilig water and even making one of those dehydrated dessert packs you buy at gear stores. The heat control was much better than I thought it would be and it was very even.
The 2 side flaps are used to hold the back of the stove up (The red part). The 2 small points where the back attaches are very easy to disconnect and I found the back of the stove slamming down almost every time I tried to flip burgers, or if I bumped it with a pot, or even if the wind was blowing in just the right direction.A simple design modification to better connect the side flaps and the back of the stove would make this a MUCH better deal.
Was I sent another "production reject" or do you (well, your product managers/supervisor) still feel that this entire product line of stoves have these weld marks burned through to the visible side? I'll keep my eyes open for this stove in the shops I frequent to see if I notice a difference.I shall hold off for a day or two before posting my comments on Amazon's website in case Coleman's customer service has anything further to add.
But the other red one had a model number starting with a number 4 I believe if you decide to buy one elsewhere. Afte a week, I'm still on my original propane bottle, and I make coffee twice a day too in addition to the meals. I basically store paper plates/utensils and everything I need to cook outside except the food and clean up is a breeze! I keep foil on the bottom of the stove just in case, but its so easy to clean up.
Answer: yes