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Coleman Exponent Feather 442 Dual Fuel Stove | 
 enlarge | Brand: Coleman
Category: Sports
List Price: $74.99
Buy New: $64.95
You Save: $10.04 (13%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 50769
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 5.4
MPN: 442-725
Model: 442-725
UPC: 076501215366
EAN: 0076501215366
Release Date: September 18, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Fill it up one time and use it all weekend | | • | Precise flame control | | • | Operates on Coleman fuel or unleaded gasoline | | • | Burner bowl and pot supports help protect flame in windy conditions | | • | Weighs 24 oz. |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Camping doesn't mean that you have to rough-it - at least culinary wise. That's because the Coleman Exponent Feather 442 Dual Fuel Stove is a lightweight (24 ounce) backpackable stove that offers a weekend of use on just one tank of fuel. It uses either unleaded gas or white gas, giving you more fuel options for your traveling needs. It has an easily adjustable flame control. So forget about ol' franks and beans. Let's prep up some pasta and meatballs. Camping feels just like home. Operates on Coleman fuel or unleaded gasoline Weighs 24 ounces
Amazon.com Product Description
Get ready to cook with the Coleman Exponent 442-5711 Feather 442 Dual Fuel camp stove, which weighs 24 ounces. Fill up the integrated tank one time and use it all weekend. It features an integrated fuel tank and it operates on either Coleman fuel or unleaded gasoline. Thanks to Coleman's PerfectFlow feature, it's regulated for a constant, consistent burn (without flaring or flickering). Other features include fold-out legs and wind-protecting burner bowel and pot supports. The Coleman Exponent 442-5711 Maintenance Kit is a recommended accessory.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Good heating power August 16, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought it because the concern of traveling by plane with gas bottles, instead, you can buy coleman liquid gas or unleaded fuel almost everywhere.
It's a little tricky the use of this stove, in cold days you have to warm it up before you cook, and sometimes the flame makes black your pans.
When it starts to work it works very well with a good heating power.
I rather use the gas cartidge type, (no hassle, no dirt, no spills,) since I discovered in my last trip chatting with diferent people from around the world, that you can find the "universal" gas cartidges for gas stoves almost in every camping and even in the petrol gas station stores.
 Well-made and Designed Stove May 9, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I just got back from a wilderness trip and took the Coleman 442 dual fuel stove with me. I was out 3 days and took extra Coleman fuel but didn't need it. The 442 has an ample built-in fuel storage tank that holds a solid couple hours worth of petro. I did practice with the stove at home before hitting the trail; just to make sure I was adept at its requirements. It is a bit tempermental and you have to follow Coleman's lighting instructions to the letter. Once I got the starting routine down, it performed almost flawlessly.
It is a bit bulky but that's because it's made of steel and sturdier than most other stoves. The foldable legs adjust nicely to uneven surfaces and keep it level. In summary, it kicks out a lot of heat, boils water as quick as any of the other stoves out there, and is an excellent value for the money. (I shopped around and was surprised at the price fluctuations between suppliers on this stove. I got a great deal at a non-Amazon site.)
Good lightweight stove. December 22, 2006
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a good lightweight stove. I use it with the white gas. I wouldn't recommend unleaded gas except for emergencies. It's dirty and you really don't want to cook with and handle it if you don't have to. Plus Coleman's white gas is very cheap at camping stores.
I had this out and burning all night recently when I had a party. I put it in the middle of a large round table outside and got some cocktail franks, marshmellows, and shish kabob sticks for a mini cookout. It was the hit of the party and burned all night without a problem (except refilling). Easy to start and maintain (though it will get a bit dirty after using it a while). I recommend this and one or two extra bottles for fuel. It's a good size for one or two people camping.
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