Coleman
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6-Person Instant Tent
INSTANT, instant. Roomy with two cots. Lightweight. Very good for senior use. Price is good, even if you might replace within a year. Good size door for one with a walker. Packs good, super easy setup, vented, good size door for wheelchair/walker use. Very good for senior use. Full review
Golden Hiking Boots
Soles wear down quickly and allow water seepage. These shoes are comfortable and support my feet well in dry conditions.
They don't last long however. The soles are poorly made and crack allowing water and rocks to seep in. I have gone through two pair in two years. Full review
Rest Easy Pad
Not as bad as some reviews make it out to be. Just bought a Coleman Easy-Rest blue foam pad. It was $4 at Runnings, when I went back a couple weeks later to get it, it was $9.99. It measures at 71.5"x24"x3/8", 11.5 oz. without packaging (claimed wt. of 8 oz.). Tried it on a very cold concrete garage floor (18°F). It has noticeable R-value (more than expected :-), and no real hard spots, even on my side, I'm 180 lbs. It rolls down to 5 3/4" diameter (non compressed). It cuts 2 lbs off of my current self-inflating… Full review
Bambusa
It is great for three-season camping and packs down small enough to fit on a bike rack. I bought mine years ago and have camped with it several times. I found it to be great for fitting on my bike pannier rack with my bike packing tent and inflatable mattress.
For comfort in extreme cold, I've bought a silk liner to add another season rating, but haven't needed to use it...yet. Full review
Feather 442 Dual Fuel Stove
It still works! I purchased this stove in 1989 and used it extensively for 10 years in heat, wet, and cold...then I got married and lost it in a box. On a recent camping trip I dug this thing out and blew the dust off of it. It still had fuel in it...about a half tank. I pumped it up, turned it on, and what do you know, the thing still worked like a champ. Used it for four days without a hitch. In one word, this thing is bulletproof. I've been looking at all of these new fancy canister stoves and… Full review
Backstory
Coleman Coverage in the Trailspace Blog
Outdoor Retailer: Icon flashlights and more product highlights
Flashlight brand Icon has a clever twist on LED technology. Columbia tries to best the performance of all the "waterproof/breathable" fabrics out there. And other OR highlights from Coleman, Eureka, and Thorlo. Read more
August 4, 2010
Denver Schoolteacher to Climb Summits of 50 States in 50 Days
Denver schoolteacher Mike Haugen will attempt to climb to the highest point of each of the 50 states in 50 days or less. Read more
May 28, 2008
Coleman Everest 5.5 Challenge Begins
Thousands of schoolchildren are going on a month-long virtual climb of Mount Everest, following in the footsteps of eighth grade science teacher Mike Haugen. Read more
April 9, 2007
Coleman Launches 2007 Everest 5.5 Challenge
Coleman will sponsor a spring 2007 expedition to Mt. Everest designed to motivate kids to get outside and recreate more. Read more
January 18, 2007
2007 Backpacking Stoves Preview
Three years ago the JetBoil Personal Cooking System changed the way we look at backpacking stoves. It was only a matter of time before JetBoil’s competitors introduced their own integrated stove systems, and two of them made their debuts this week. Read more
August 13, 2006
2007 Tents and Shelters Preview
Check out a few of the new tents and shelters from Outdoor Retailer Summer Market that will debut in 2007. Read more
August 11, 2006
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Wichita, KS 67219
USA
phone:
(800) 835-3278
website:
www.coleman.com
email:
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