Triton™ 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove

Name: Triton™ 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove
Brand: Coleman
SKU: SAP_2157352
Availability: InStock

Triton™ 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove is rated 4.1 out of 5 by 55.

Product Details

Description

Hit the road with a Triton™ 2-Burner Propane Gas Camping Stove, which makes it easy to cook great meals outdoors. It's portable so you can cook up at the campsite or elevate your next picnic. Bonus? Its durable, chrome-plated grate is removable for easy cleanup.

Features

PORTABLE: Easy addition to the campsite, picnic, roadside, and more
TWO WIND GUARDS: Help shield and protect burners from wind
HEAVY-DUTY LATCH: Easy to open and keeps the stove closed when not in use
EASY TO CLEAN: Durable, chrome-plated grate is removable for easy cleanup
IMPROVED KnoB ROTATION: For precise temperature and simmering control of two independently adjustable burners
POWERFUL STOVE: 22,000 total BTUs of cooking power
SIZE: Fits 30.5 cm (12-inch) and 25.4 cm (10-inch) pan
BURN TIME: Up to 1 hour on high on one 485 mL (16 oz.) propane cylinder (sold separately)

Specifications

SKU #: 5461
Color : Black
BTUs : 22000
Fits Pan Size : (1) 10" pot + (1) 12" pot
Ignition Type : match flame
Adjustable Burners : Yes
Fuel Type : Propane
Carry Handle : No
Dimensions: 57.8 x 14.1 x 34.9 cm
Heated: No
Carry Bag: No
Antimicrobial: No
Wheeled: No

Where to Buy

The following link will take you to a site outside of Coleman CA.

Rated 2 out of 5 by Hank 4 from Loved but but broke quickly I have had this stove a year and used it s dozen times. Worked great. I even kept it in the protective carrying case but the other day I tried to use it and the threads wouldn't allow the propane tank holder to screw on to the stove. I've taken good care and had used it the week before. My son-in-law has had the same problem. When this happens the stove can't work. Should not have happened. I have two of the old kinds that use Coleman fuel and the are 50 years old and still work great. This version using propane is not reliable. I would hate to be out in the woods and be counting on this one for cooking dinner. Fortunately we had a charcoal grill to cook on.

Date published: 2018-01-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by johnnie from Easy to use, good flame adjustability I have had this stove for 3 years now, using it a few times a year, and it works great. I added a 5 lb propane tank and hose so I could use refillable propane tanks and get a longer burn time. Hate disposable tanks. I also got the griddle for it which I used for eggs, toast and even as a disperser to very gently warm things. I can get from a full boil to a fairly gentle simmer with these burners. Nice, light and compact. Only very minor grievance is where you store the propane tank tube that connects to the outside. It just kinda flops around inside the stove, but this is nit picky.

Date published: 2018-02-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by Andy from Reliable, care free With hurracaine Maria hitting us at 150mph, this Triton was our main stove for 40 days when the power grid dropped.

Date published: 2017-10-28

Rated 3 out of 5 by Roy1 from Good stove, with one bad exception Cooks fast, lightweight and clean up is a breeze. The big downfall of this stove are the control knobs. First time using it one knob stripped and rendered one burner useless. Why this was not designed with a D shaft verses a star pattern on the control shafts is beyond me. I take excellent care of my camping equipment, this should never have happened

Date published: 2019-07-08

Rated 4 out of 5 by Rocky Mtns from Almost 5-star Coleman Triton camp stove w/o built-in ignitor Plus: +Burners that go to "11" +Regulator. I don't know about claimed Perfect heat/flow tech, but I mostly use this stove @7,500-12K elevations of Colorado in cool and sometimes freezing temperatures, and I've taken it to low and hot Big Bend NP desert areas and it has performed flawlessly. +Wind shielding +Portability +Simplicity Minus: -Grate. This Coleman stove was designed to accommodate an optional lightweight, non-stick aluminum griddle that can stow inside. I don't plan to purchase one, but this griddle use objective likely influenced its grate layout. It's unclear if this led to, imo, the following problem: It has straight bars that bisect the centers of curved-inward spaces over its burners. Unfortunately, if these bars aren't level with but higher than nearby curved bars, small pots/kettles/skillets/camp cups, can high-center and tilt. -Oversize plastic burner control knobs that protrude from stove edge beyond flush home range style, which makes them vulnerable to being damaged on a mobile stove even when it's inside a travel/storage case. There is already an indention in stove body at that point so a burner control redesign would be straight-forward. For ex., metal controls that have a fold-out/fold back flat, thumb key design, or a low-profile metal dial would be so much better. I have o.arthritis in my hands and I could operate those or other method. It's just that no stove owner should even have to think about whacking plastic b.knob on on a park table, tailgate, or maybe a slip of cast iron skillet. Dear Coleman: This model -and maybe all Coleman camp stoves- could use a travel/storage case redesign fabricated with mixed materials, perhaps with a regulator storage pocket instead of having to use the inside stove rattle hole. And you could skip the bottle pouches and most users would be fine with that tradeoff for an overall smaller, fitted package that's easier to stow.

Date published: 2019-04-20

Rated 5 out of 5 by Don* from Best camp stove I've owned [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been camping all my life & have always used a Coleman stove (our first stove used white gas & you had to pump the canister). I was blown away when I first used the Triton Propane stove on how easy it was to set up & light the burner. Just a push of the button & it was ready! Water boiled so fast, I was caught off guard & had to scramble to find my instant coffee.

Date published: 2019-02-06

Rated 5 out of 5 by mkcamper from Nice little stove, easy to use, store and clean I bought for camping. It is very easy to use. The side and back panel keep the wind out. I was able to use 2 large cast iron skillet at one time

Date published: 2017-11-16

Rated 4 out of 5 by Carolyn from NY from Got the job done with less hassle Stove was so much easier when exhausted from a long hike than making a wood fire and easier to control the heat output than the alcohol stove used when backpacking (the recycled aluminum soda can type). The price was more reasonable than for other brands with fewer BTUs. The only negative aspect was the arm holding the propane canister. I had trouble getting it tight enough to hold the can at the weird angle required and not "drooping" from weight.

Date published: 2022-08-08