Double Burner Cast Iron Stove
Safely and easily transport your Coleman portable grill or grill-stove with the Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case. Made of strong vinyl, with a comfortable web handle and durable zipper, the Carry Case will stand up to repeated use, keeping your grill/stove secure for easy packing and transport. Two convenient built-in drawstring pouches provide a handy place to store propane cylinders (propane sold separately). This Carry Case fits the following Coleman grill models: 5466, 9921, 9922, 9924, 2000000851 and 2000000958.
| 42 of 42 people found the following review helpful  THERE ARE TWO SIZES OF THIS BAG..., By The Thompsons (Colorado) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case (Sports) Please be aware that there are TWO DIFFERENT SIZES of this bag to fit different Coleman stoves. Check the model number of your stove to make sure you are buying the correct size bag for the stove you have. This particular bag Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case serves for models 5466, 9911, 9921, 9922 and 9924 only. If you need the other size bag, you can find it here: Coleman Stove Carry Case. Happy camping! 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful It fits with room to spare, By This review is from: Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case (Sports) I have to believe reviewers that found this case didn't fit their stove, may actually have a different model than the ones listed for this product. My stove not only fits, but has room to fit the Griddle that fits the Grill Stove models listed. Nice heavy zipper, thickly padded vinyl, padded handles (stove + 2 bottles of fuel + griddle = not light). Good product. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Coleman Grill and Grill-Stove Carry Case (Sports) I read the reviews that said the case didn't fit properly. I suspect Coleman mixed them up at the factory. Mine fits with room to spare. I had previously ordered the wrong model, and it was extremely tight. |
In a world that expects liquid-fuel stoves to have one setting (hot), the DragonFly stands out. Since its debut in 1998, it has won numerous awards for its innovative dual-valve design, which offers an unrivaled range of continuous and immediate flame control. Simmer a delicate sauce over a candle flame or melt snow quickly over a blowtorch with a twist of the flame adjuster. The continued popularity and performance of the DragonFly can be attributed to the many features invented by MSR.
The Dragonfly liquid-fuel camp stove takes precision-simmering performance and puts it in a chassis that's built to handle a variety of fuels and the frequent use dished-out by global vagabonds. Tough and stable, it excels in institutional and guide service settings. Its dual-valve design gives you the flame control you need for evenly heating large pots (up to 9-inch maximum diameter) of crowd-pleasing gruel. Of course, when the need arises to melt snow and brew-up fast, the DragonFly goes from zero to searing at the twist of a knob. The package includes a fuel pump, windscreen, heat reflector, small-parts kit, instructions, and stuff sack. (Fuel bottle not included.)
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| 37 of 38 people found the following review helpful  Super Stove, By This review is from: MSR Dragonfly Stove (Sports) I got this stove to replace another MSR stove, the Whisperlite, which burned in house fire years ago and it has turned out to be an excellent stove. Here is a run down on my experience and impressions of the stove:Performance - As with most other decent stoves, this one can boil water quickly, so that's not news. What it does do, however, that many do not is take the flame down to the lowest simmer. This is a great feature if you are doing some serious cooking that requires precise flame control. I've found the flame spread on this stove to be relatively narrow, so it's a good thing you can dial the flame down so as not to completely scorch what you are heating. The stove is extremely stable, with pot supports that can handle larger size pots and pans. It has a self-cleaning jet that has worked flawlessly when using standard white gas, and has been very reliable. Size - It folds up pretty small and it is light enough, but it's still larger in these... Read more 28 of 30 people found the following review helpful Great Stove, By 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful loud but verssatile, By This review is from: MSR Dragonfly Stove (Sports) As mentioned, this stove is loud, extremely loud, at any setting. It has a very wide range - you can simmer without scorching thick stews or boil 4L of water in no time flat. Be aware however, that it can melt a hole in the wind screen or heat defuser just as easily. Or scorch the bottom of your pots about as fast - I've two to clean up at the moment.Find the absolute lowest simmer setting right out of the box - you'll want to use it most of the time. When it's time to boil water crank it up loud. It's a fuel miser compared to the WhisperLite. The flexible hose is still short, stiff and stupid like other MSR stoves. Stuff sack is too small for what we travel with. |
