Coleman Two-Mantle Dual Fuel Powerhouse Lantern
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Average customer review:Product Description
* Porcelainized ventilator wont rust * Fully adjustable light output * Quality Coleman mantles provide maximum light output * Operates on Coleman fuel or Unleaded fuel * One tank of fuel will last up to 14 hours * Shipping Dimensions: 15 7/8 x 7 3/4 x 7 (3.81 lbs.)
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8584 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Coleman
- Model: 295A700
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.00" h x 7.80" w x 15.60" l, 4.50 pounds
Features
- 2 mantle
- 13-7/8" high
- 6" base dia.
- Fuel capacity: 2.00 pt.
- Burns low 14 hrs. high 7 hr.
Customer Reviews
Must have for camping
C. Anderson was right on - a gallon of gas would last a LONG time with this lantern. I specifically bought it to avoid those silly propane tanks, and white lantern fuel is very expensive. This lantern is very bright, and the fuel last a long time even when it's fully cranked.
Excellent lantern -- worth every penny
I camp 4-5 times a year, a total of 14-15 days total. Every night, I have a lantern going for at least 2-3 hours while the family plays games, reads, or talks. If you use a propane lantern, you'll go through 16 oz. propane tanks every few days -- at $3.99 a pop.
Or, if you have a lantern like this, you can fill a gallon can once a year with unleaded gas at $3.00 (current price in Aug 2006). I have two of these -- and they'll pay for themselves within a couple of years... if you can keep your neighbors from borrowing them!
improved classic
The usual loud hiss of the traditional coleman lantern is missing but what takes its place is a quiet whisper of sound. We were very pleased with this lantern and our only complaint is the small matchlight hole. The common butane lighters are too big to fit through the matchlight hole. You need a fireplace match to reach the mantles because a regular match will not reach.




