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Coleman Triton 2-Burner Propane Stove: specs and car camping fit

Updated 2026-09-24 ยท Researched from published specs and verified owner reviews

Quick answerThe Coleman Triton 2-Burner Propane Stove sits in the under $250 budget band. At the full 22,000 BTU, a 1 lb propane cylinder (about 21,600 BTU) lasts roughly 59 minutes; at typical 60 percent cooking throttle, about 1.6 hours.
Listed specifications
BrandColeman
TypeCamp stove
BudgetUnder $250
Output22,000 BTU

Figures are taken from the Amazon listing title and feature bullets. Prices change often.

What does it mean for car camping?

At the full 22,000 BTU, a 1 lb propane cylinder (about 21,600 BTU) lasts roughly 59 minutes; at typical 60 percent cooking throttle, about 1.6 hours.

Use it outdoors only: never run a stove, griddle or heater inside a tent or a closed car, because carbon monoxide builds up fast and is odourless.

What the listing says

  • PORTABLE: Easy addition to the campsite, picnic, roadside, and more
  • TWO WIND GUARDS: Help shield and protect burners from wind
  • HEAVY-DUTY LATCH: Easy to open and keeps the stove closed when not in use
  • EASY TO CLEAN: Durable, chrome-plated grate is removable for easy cleanup
  • IMPROVED KNOB ROTATION: For precise temperature and simmering control of two independently adjustable burners
  • POWERFUL STOVE: 22,000 total BTUs of cooking power

Seller-provided feature bullets, quoted as listed, not independently verified.

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Researched guidance, not professional advice. Figures are published specifications or clearly labelled conventions; check your own gear's manual and your campground's rules.