Customer Reviews With Photos
Thick, solid wick, which is lacking in most cheap candles, allows the wax to burn evenly and fully. Great candle.
I really like this tent! Very easy to setup solo. Just be sure to anchor the four main corners of the tent first, then place the metal pole, and save the screen side last. The tent held up very well in heavy winds and moderate rain. Plenty of ventilation in the tent, functionality wise the tent does exactly what it was designed to do, and finally the overall comfort was great. I purchased a nice rug for the inside and an outdoor rug for the screen area, a nice Coleman air mattress cot, solar generator, Roku tv, and most importantly a tiny ceiling fan. It was more than just camping, I was living!
Easy to install, works and looks much better than the old grille i used to have. Definitely a good buy.
Not too bad at all. Probably better out there, but there's Definitely much worse.
The replacement leather cup kits I got made this 1977 stove and a 1975 lantern work like new!
I have been a Coleman customer for over 30 years. They have very good products, but not this one. After my first canopy failed at connections, Coleman sent me a free replacement and upgraded model. After this replacement was starting to fail after the 2nd use, I decided to look closer at what the problem is. It turns out that the connections on all of their models are made of plastic and molded at joints and destined to fail. The first picture is with the free replacement that Coleman sent me. After 2 uses there are a few connections that are already failing and so decided to dismantle it and keep the connectors for use on my old one. This of course will not last but hopefully will get another year out of it. The 2nd picture shows why the connectors break so easily. You can see by the arrows where the plastic is molded together right where the screws go. It only takes a slight amount of stress on these joints before they start cracking and separating. IT ALMOST SEEMS THAT THESE WERE DESIGN TO FAIL BASED ON WHERE THEY ARE MOLDED TOGETHER. The 3rd picture shows a closer look at the connector where one can see the seam of the molded plastic at the joint. A better design for this would have been to make the connectors out of metal and then the canopy would last for YEARS like the earlier models did several years back. It is frustrating that Coleman would sacrifice their integrity for a poor design such as this and continue to offer this to the consumer. I will plan to talk with Coleman further in order to hopefully persuade them to change this design flaw as only seems in their best interest to do so.
Ok - so, not the traditional use of a sleeping bag, though this works great keeping my pup warm at night! Our lower level is colder, and this boy like to be warm! Other blankets got tangled and didn’t have any loft, and we needed something easy to clean. This fits the bill perfectly. It is lightweight, and the material “slips” so the dog can move around without getting tangled. Great for a dog who likes to nest or be covered.
This table is so convenient for my camp cooking setup. I tried another off brand table that was more affordable and ended up returning it and opted for this table instead hoping the Coleman name would mean the table would be more secure. Im glad I did this table is very easy to setup, and can be used as a dinner table as well. Im 5’8 and I don't have a problem with my legs ans the height of table. Just be careful with the clips at the end of the table ends they will occasionally pop off but can easily be snapped back in to place. Overall this is a good table and I think it will hold up for several years of camping trips to come!
Awesome tent, easy to set up one thing is it was missing the side hardware but returned old one and got a new one.
I bought this specifically for camping in the back of my 2013 Ford Transit Connect XLT and it fits perfect. Enough height underneath to fit a storage bin. Every bit of storage is very important when trying to live in such a small space so getting my 4" trifold cot sized matress off the floor and being able to utilize the space underneath is a huge game changer for me. I decided not to attach the foot and head bars to save me some space and it works just fine without them. This allows me to push my drivers seat all the way back if I want to stretch or to get into the back without exiting the van. In case someone is looking to do a similar no build build in a compact cargo van...a 45 quart Rtic cooler fits perfectly right next to this cot with enough room to open and close. Then in front of the cooler I put my Jackery 2000 and topped it with a collapsible sink.
This Coleman backpack is a nice smaller cooler great for a walk or short hike. It holds enough for my family for a half-day or morning hike (I need to pack 5 sandwiches, 5 soda cans, water for the dog and a few snacks for the humans), but isn't so big that it becomes too heavy to carry. It's also a nice size for a beach or park trip where you need food, snacks or drinks in the cooler. It stays cold long enough for my use, which is about 4-6 hours with just a couple of ice packs and the chilled soda cans/water bottles. It is comfortable to carry with either the shoulder strap or the backpack straps. The outside pockets are nice for quick-to-reach items like hand sanitizer, tissues or sunglasses. It's built well, but is very lightweight, so the durability will depend on how you pack it (lots of very heavy cans will put more strain than lighter items over time). The only critique I have is that the top access zipper is not as wide-mouthed as I'd like it, requiring a little more digging around. Overall, it's a nice size, easy to use and a very good value for the cost of a cooler like this.
Not much to review: it fits my Coleman CLX perfectly, and seems to be thick-gauge glass. Screen-printed with the authentic Coleman logo. Seems a bit expensive for what it is, but that's the only drawback. Anymore these days I am willing to pay a little more for the genuine article instead of some piece of junk from China that won't last a single outing (and probably won't fit, either, even when they claim it will).
The utensils I received are a different color then what's pictured. They are more of a deep red/almost burgundy color. I was hoping these were going to be like pictured, like the signature Coleman red color. The quality of these is also not what I would expect from Coleman, they remind me of Dollar Tree utensils. Also, the ring that holds that keeps the 3 utensils connected while not in use, is much smaller then in the picture. We ended up returning these. I will get something at the Dollar Tree instead.
The 60 year Coleman wasn't building pressure in the fuel tank. I found out that the old 3-piece filler cap with its leather gasket was no longer doing the job. This one is a nice brass cap with a rubber seal and it fit perfectly. Now the old Coleman is up and running again and ready to shine light for another 60!
I love this backpack. It does everything I expected. There's plenty of room. The inside is well padded and insulated. The straps are nice and padded and the stitching all looks good. It's comfortable to wear and keeps everything cool inside as expected. The only thing that was a little off was the color. Mine was a weathered green color, not gray, but I like the color and didn't mind that it was different.
