Coleman Triton+ 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove
Camp StovesBest for family car-camp kitchens feeding 4+ — the strongest 2-burner in its class for boiling coffee and cooking breakfast at the same time

Coleman Triton+ 2-Burner Propane Camping Stove

$149.99
★★★★★4.7(21,000 reviews)

The Coleman Triton+ is the workhorse 2-burner stove for family car camping. It delivers 22,000 total BTUs (11,000 per burner) through two adjustable burners, so you can boil coffee and cook breakfast simultaneously. The InstaStart push-button ignition lights every time without matches, and the integrated wind guards keep the flame steady on breezy lakeside sites. The chrome-plated grate is removable for easy cleanup, and the whole unit folds into a compact case with a sturdy carry handle. This is the stove you set up once at the beginning of the trip and use for every meal.

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Why You Need This

A weak camp stove turns breakfast into a 40-minute wait — water that will not boil, a flame that dies in the breeze, and matches that will not light in the dew. The Triton+ fixes all three at once: 22,000 total BTUs boil fast, InstaStart push-button ignition lights without matches, and integrated wind guards hold the flame steady on breezy lakeside sites.

🏆 How It Compares

The Coleman Triton+ out-cooks cheaper 2-burner stoves with 22,000 total BTUs (11,000 per burner), match-free InstaStart ignition, and built-in wind guards — features you usually pay more for or add aftermarket. The chrome-plated grate removes for easy cleanup and the unit folds flat with a carry handle. The trade-offs are clear: at about 13 pounds it is strictly car-camp gear, and it runs on 1-lb propane cylinders, so cold-weather cooks should plan fuel management ahead.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • 22,000 total BTUs — the most powerful 2-burner in its price class
  • InstaStart push-button ignition lights instantly, no matches needed
  • Integrated wind guards keep flames steady in breezy conditions
  • Removable chrome-plated grate makes post-trip cleanup easy

❌ Cons

  • Heavier than backpacking stoves (about 13 lb) — car camping only
  • Runs on 1-lb propane cylinders; cold-weather cooking needs a fuel-management tip
  • No built-in grill surface — you'll want a griddle for pancakes

🎯 Who Is This For?

Family campers who cook real meals — not just hot dogs — at the campsite
Groups who need to boil water and fry eggs simultaneously without waiting
Campers tired of finicky match-lit stoves who want push-button ignition that works
Tailgaters and basecamp cooks who want wind protection without building a shelter

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