After 30+ years, my Coleman 288 fuel lantern quit working. I decided to get this for ease of use and maybe not having to deal with the wet fuel being left in the lantern. I took it camping the weekend after receiving it and I was happy to find it is literally a plug and play set up. The case is a good design to protect the globe. It's easy to screw the lantern onto a fuel canister, push the lighter and you're making light. This is a bright lantern. May not put out what my old 288 did but it's plenty bright enough for a large campsite (or cookout). Would absolutely recommend

I love my coleman travel grill and it came it a slotted grate and a solid griddle, which now has seen better days. So I wanted to replace it with another grate for this upcoming tailgating season. I figured since this replacement was Coleman it would be the same as the one I have now.
Fit wise, it's the same, but the finish is very different. The one I have has a more ceramic finish that makes it easy to clean, where as this one doesn't have a coating and is more care cast iron. I'm sure it'll hold up fine, but wanted to point this out in case other have the same coated ones now.

This lantern throws tons of light, is easy to use and runs for a long time on a tank of kerosene. Yes you need to prime it with alcohol but a one minute search on u tube will show you how to operate it. It takes a little longer to preheat in -20deg C but boy it sure throws light. Little to no smell once up to temp.

Fit 4 campers and some bags.
It come with a bag but not in the bag, foldin instruction would be apreciated.

But this one is close. I cannot tell you how nice this tent is. The screen room was a nice way to enjoy the forest. With a tarp covering the ground. The tent held up well during thunderstorms. With space for 8 it's got your elbow room. Was dark all day long. It's almost too dark. Zippers are all heavy duty, nice size as well. It was such a good tent that ours was stolen in a few weeks