so far so good. done 3 pots of popcorn with not burned 'old maids / grumpy old men" to show for it. The dog loves it all. If the west would stop burning up we'd take it on the road and give it a real try., would recommend to anyone, friend or otherwise. great flame control. Much better than the same stove we bought for our honeymoon in 1985 that we've used CONSTANTLy since and were dorry to have to dispose of udring out last camping trip. At 77, I don't think I will live long enough to have to worry about this stove wearing out.

We gave our old 15 year old coleman to our daughter (the red button stopped working years ago though),so we got a new one. Haven’t been camping yet, but took it out and made sure it worked. We had to use a lighter the first time to get the flames lit, but the “ignition button” worked after that.

I'm a convert to LP camp stoves, using Coleman white gas units all my life. My buddy convinced me because he uses his Triton (his 2nd one, he's been using them since they first came out) all the time at his cottage. He even does all his yearly canning on it. So far, I'm very satisfied with mine.

The automatic start button doesn't work. I tried several times, each time I had to manually start the stove. I do like the fact that you can choose high or lower flame. The carry handle is a nice feature as well. The stove does slide very easily over the table, for that it gets a lower rating as well.

Great value camping stove. It was just the right size for a little campout. The Triton is compact enough to fit in our kitchen box, and easy to carry. The igniters worked perfectly. Boiling a pot of water was quick. It was pretty windy in the evenings and the Triton struggled a little. Getting a good low heat takes some work. For the money, the Triton is tough to beat.

This stove is sleek and simple, works great. Just what we like! I would love to give it 5 stars, but the ignition button is not a great design. You have to PUSH it hard to get ignition, and that action pushes the whole stove away from you. I have to brace the back of the stove when using the ignitor to prevent it from sliding. Inconvenient. Our prior trusty Coleman (lasted 25 years!) had an ignitor TWIST knob, which was a much better design.

The stove is pretty good, it gets the job done, but there are two issues with it. I knew what I was getting myself into regarding the igniter, but I thought it would last a little bit longer than one camping trip, I ended up using matches most of the time. the other issue is it’s really hard to regulate the flame. the knob just keeps turning and turning and turning - why couldn’t it just be labeled on some sort of scale so I knew how much gas is going through like, low, medium high or something like that. I burned a lot of pancakes. Unfortunately, I actually like my butane stove is better. The igniter is on the knob that you just turn so you’re not pushing the stove away from you to light it and it has indicator, so I know if it’s low, medium or high. So I guess the Coleman is my back up instead of my primary.

Nice unit, works very well. It is easy to set up and tear down. I have only used it once thus far. I like it and look forward to my next trip. A couple would be nice to haves, a marker on the burner knobs, the flames were are hard to see not I was not sure how high/low it was set at. It would also be nice if the unit was able to stand up right when folded up. The flame piece I will get with more use and the standing piece is not a big deal.

Getting back into camping as an adult and bought this for our maiden voyage. So happy with this purchase. It was so easy to use and takes up very little space. I felt like the other people in the campground had no idea we had never used/cooked on one before, lol! 10/10

Purchased this stove primarily as an emergency cooking source should we loose power due to hurricanes! Lightweight and sturdy! On cylinder will provide an hour of cooking on high temp. And the burners are nice size. I have not had an opportunity to use the use and if I never do, that’s ok!