Coleman F1 Ultralight

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The F1 Ultralight is a compressed fuel canister stove made by Coleman. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The Coleman Exponent F1 UltraLight Stove has a fully adjustable heat up to 16,400 BTU's, 3 min. 40 sec./1 liter boil time. Serrated pan supports fold away for compact storage. One 220 g cartridge will last up to 0.83 hours on high / 2 hours on low. Operates on resealable butane/propane cartridge (cartridge not included). Weight: 2.7 oz. Limited lifetime warranty. Fuel cartridge not included."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Coleman F1 UltraLight Stove isn't just a weight saving stove; it's also ultra-compact and ultra-powerful for its size. Hailing from Coleman's award-winning Exponent line of backpacking gear, the F1 UltraLight weighs in at a scant 2.7 ounces, but packs 16,400 BTUs of heat in its single burner for lightning-quick boiling time at full blast. Full flame adjustability means it's also capable of a low simmer and everything in between, and the serrated pot supports fold away for storage in the included stuff sack. If you pack light but don't want to sacrifice function, the F1 UltraLight from Coleman should be a part of your checklist."

User Reviews

F1 Ultralight
Reviewed by Dustin, Apr 27, 2009

"Loved it. It's small but really puts out the heat with a nice, even flame. Gets water boiling really quickly."

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F1 Ultralight
Reviewed by gaanaya, Apr 03, 2009

"An excellent stove for the money. Weighs nothing, fires up every time and provides good heat.

Like all uber-light canister stoves, it has a small burner, which can create a hot-spot on larger (2 lt and up) pots, so stir often if your cooking for a group."

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F1 Ultralight
Reviewed by stormking, Nov 06, 2007

"I've been using this stove for over two years with outstanding results @ or above 11,500 ft. Not only does it provide 16,400 BTU's, it weighs in @ 76g + 11g for the stuff sack. The flame forms an even ball of heat as compared to hot spot stoves that could possibly burn or scorch food and leave a difficult clean-up."

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