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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Black
- Dimensions
- 13.7"L x 5.7"W x 22.6"H
- Weight
- 16 oz
- Material
- Alloy Steel
- Fuel Type
- Propane
- Maximum Energy Output
- 22000 british thermal units
- In the box
- StoveGrill/Griddle Plate
- Warranty
- 3-Year Limited Warranty
Features 10
- Portable: Built-in handle ensures easy transportation; heavy-duty latch secures the stove when not in use
- High Control: Independent adjustable burners with PerfectFlow and PerfectHeat technology for precise temperature
- Easy Ignition: Push-button Instastart ignition for matchless lighting
- Easy Maintenance: Removable chrome-plated grate & rust-resistant aluminized steel cooktop
- Wind Protection: Dual wind guards to shield and protect burners from wind
- Compact Size: Accommodates 12-inch and 10-inch pans
- Potent: 22,000 total BTUs of cooking power; Up to 1-hour burn time on high on one 16 oz. propane cylinder (sold separately)
- BURN TIME: Up to 1 hour on high on one 16 oz. propane cylinder (sold separately)
- HEAVY-DUTY LATCH: On the stove is easy to open and keeps the stove closed when not in use
- SIZE: Fits 12-inch and 10-inch pan
Description
Jump into your outdoor adventures with this robust Coleman Triton+ Propane Camping Stove. Equipped with two independently adjustable burners coupled with PerfectFlow and PerfectHeat technology for precise temperature control and steady heat with less fuel. Its push-button Instastart ignition ensures matchless lighting, which comes in handy for quick and easy meals during camping, beach cookouts, tailgating, and backyard BBQs. The stove, built using rust-resistant aluminized steel, also features a removable chrome-plated grate, making it easy to clean after use.
Specs 17
| Brand | Coleman |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 13.7"L x 5.7"W x 22.6"H |
| Maximum Energy Output | 22000 british thermal units |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | 22,000 BTU of power, Two Adjustable Burners and Wind Guards for Camping, Tailgating, Outdoor Cooking & Emergencies |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Brand Name | Coleman |
| UPC | 076501246926 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 26 |
| Item Type Name | Coleman Triton Stove |
| Manufacturer | Coleman |
| Model Number | 2157318 |
| Part Number | 2157318 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 13.7"L x 5.7"W x 22.6"H |
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Great camping stove
I have had this for a fairly short amount of time, so things may change. What I am finding so far is: 1. Reasonably light and well thought out design overall. 2. Quick and easy to setup and get cooking. I wouldn't manhandle the thing. It goes together easy enough and my gas sniffer can't find any leaks. I put the regulator in a plastic bag before storing in the stove so it is not thumping around in there as I transport the stove. 3. Easy to clean, granted my stove already has some stains on it. Nothing that is not expected and overall the most visible parts of the stove clean up quick and look great at this point. 4. It takes a little practice to get the heat right. This stove can get blazing hot if you want and with no wind and a high setting, you can burn your food to a crisp in an instant. Plus those starter fingers get glowing hot and I have to wonder how good (or bad) an idea it is to have those glowing hot. If there is some wind, even though this has some wind shielding, the settings that work fine with no wind won't hardly cook your food at all. So with some experience and getting used to how the flame looks under various lighting conditions and such, you can dial it in under a number of conditions and get your food cooked right. I generally shoot for the range of the starter fingers are either not glowing at all, just barely under that threshold or only glowing a bit if there is some wind and this usually cooks at a good rate. A fair amount of wind and those starter fingers end up glowing a fair amount to get the heat right. 5. A 1lb tank should last you for days unless you are really doing a whole lot of cooking. Getting an adapter hose to hook up to a much larger tank also works fine, but you probably want to plan ahead a little and shut off the valve to a lager tank a few minutes before you are done cooking in order to purge the line. Of course with a 1 lb tank there is no line to purge, so doesn't apply. I am thinking what I should probably do next time I cook with it is get out my heat gun and take measurements of the cookware to see how hot it is getting. The stove itself is dead simple and easy to operate, which is good. It is just a question of how good the operator is at using the stove.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by BatteryKing
Great camping stove from Coleman!
This stove is lightweight and portable. Cooks great and cleans up so easily. For RV needs it takes up minimal space, sets up easy, lights easy and does the job. Heating is excellent, no issues after 3 years of use, still looks new. Highly recommend. PS, the only thing that might be a nice touch is non slip bottom pads as it can slide easily if you use too much pressure
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 by engster
Coleman works
Great little stove. Easy to travel with
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by leslie mcneal
Easy to operate
What more can be said it’s a Coleman quality is good. It works fine. It’s a little thinner than the old type units but it has everything that you need. Flame seems very good.
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Daniel J. Queen III
Great 2 burner stove for SUV/Truck camping.
Had an old school Coleman propane stove that finally bit the dust after 30 plus years. Although we don't go SUV/Truck camping as much as we used to, I decided to replace it. This is a worthy replacement. Especially for making my gourmet coffee brew in the wild. I now pair this with a portable Blackstone and meals are served much quicker. IF I didn't have the Blackstone, I'd recommend getting the griddle attachment.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by Winterland Ken
Super easy to simmer. Better than my Coleman Classic.
I posted a Youtube video about this titled "Coleman Triton+ Stove The camp stove that acutally simmers", and the title is right up there... The good. Ability to simmer easily, under relatively windy conditions. This is VERY hard to do but this stove manages. Not many camp stoves have fine enough control to pull this off. The Coleman Classic 2 burner can't, at least not without some after the fact work that I am not willing to undertake yet. The stove has independent burner controls, and the + model has the built in electronic ignition (piezo ignition) Higher BTU output than the Classic, which I am trying to figure out why. A residential stove gas burner output is thousands of BTU lower than even the classic... (Average large burner is 8K BTU, the Classic puts out 10K per burner, this one I think is 10.5 or 11K per burner...). And a more modern eggshell black finish. Plus the latch drops out of the way instead of sticking out of the stove at a right angle with the stove open. The bad. This is where the latch is annoying, not too bad but could be better. It simply feels... Floppy. Like it doesn't want to securely hold the lid, but it does. And at least with the unit I got, the pot support legs are a squirrely line up for the holes in the stove top which can make getting it all set up a bit off. Kind of what I expect for offshore production these days. I have owned many camp stoves over my decades of camping, and considering the purchase price you can buy a Classic 2 burner, this might seem expensive, but the performance differences put this stove in a different league all together. Much easier to operate and simpler to achieve a simmer which if you are like me and make things that need a long simmer, particularly at elevation, this is really the stove to get. Size is kind of standard 2 burner propane stove size... No different than the Classic, 2 10" skillets will fit, a camp stove griddle will fit, a skillet and coffee pot will fit...
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by David Hostetler
Great
GREAT
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Coleman maintains a go-to choice
Good stove for outdoor trips. I have had a few Coleman stoves over the years. My recent was a white gas classic that had begun to burn a large yellow flame. I tried getting a replacement generator for it, but part received was actually not a proper fit so it was returned. Sending the whole stove to Coleman for assessment and overhaul did not seem the economical choice. I gifted it to a friend who offered to examine it and get it working better if he could. It was many years old. Pumping the gas tank for pressure was admittedly tedious. It became time for a propane model. The difference in cost to a standard or instant start was negligible, so I went with that. I just received it, and tested out on my patio. No surprise in setting it up, this is not my first rodeo. Instant start worked well, no biggie to steady the stove with one hand when firing it. Burners lit well and could be made to flow strongly. Water in the test pot boiled within acceptable time. Burners shut off well. I had thought of another brand at a lower cost, but hate buyer’s remorse, so stuck with tried and true Coleman. Construction seems good, solid metal parts. A friend gifted me a carry case for it which was appreciated. Those hold the stove and a pair of propane cans. Yet to take it on an excursion, but everything looks just fine. There is the version without instant start that comes from a third party that does not accept returns. Good to have seen that in advance. This model is from Amazon with return or replacement capabilities. I even contacted Coleman and confirmed the honor the device’s warranty if purchased through Amazon if service is required. I don’t get out to campsites as often as I used to, but feel this stove will be reliable for any treks I do make. One is planned in another two weeks. I will update the review if anything pertinent to add Lastly, I will note that while Coleman is based in Kansas, this stove is manufactured outside of the USA. Not a big deal as it is testing perfectly so far. Happy trails, y’all Addendum... I noticed the bottom of the stove appeared to be missing a screw; possibly one that has little effect. It bothered me enough as to instigate a return and replacement. It turns out the replacement only has2 screws in that location, not 3, so a design change must have been employed. Coleman has not responded to my inquiry, but it appears a small design change that is of no consequence.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025 by D. West