Love this, its easy to put up but you have to have a few people to help because its very big
but great item for camping and it fits in my under trailer storage very well

I love this stove(I've had several over the years) The black and gold looks awesome. Coleman quality.

The most important factor for an air matress, for me, is that it stays inflated. On this factor, the Coleman matress passed amazingly. I am a big guy and the coleman matres held up to me all night long on all uses so far. I use the matress on my patio, kinda like a day bed. It is high enough to get on and off without being on your knees on the floor. It's very ruggedly built, even though I haven't used it in a camping environment. And that leads me to my reasons I didn't give this air matress 5 stars. It seems a bit heavy for a camping experience, especially if backpacking or canoeing, as I sometimes do. Aslo, having to buy a battery powered air pump separately (it comes with an electric pump) makes this more of a comfort-camping type matress. Other that that, this is a very well made matress that I would recommend and buy again.

The cooler is nice, I have 5 others just like it. This new model XPAND just has a front pocket that stretches... maybe an inch so you can fit a couple more credit cards or an extra phone in the pocket. That's it... don't get me wrong, it's a great little cooler, I just feel like Coleman missed the mark on this. If you could XPAND the cooler bag to fit a couple extra sandwiches or a drink or two that would be impressive.

Mine points north just fine. Have had no issues with it and the glow in the dark arrows help when it gets dark. It was a great teaching tool for my kids.

Coleman makes a good camp stove, I've used a the classic for over a decade and a vintage duel fuel stove before that - this model 222 is great at apx 1000Btu's more per burner, however it is way overpriced by $50-$80 depending on seller.