Coleman Fyrestorm SS Stove

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The Fyrestorm SS Stove is a multi-fuel stove made by Coleman. It has an average rating of 1 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From REI:
"January Clearance On now! The Coleman Exponent Fyrestorm Stainless-Steel stove combines durability with versatility to meet your backcountry cooking needs. Strong stainless-steel burner has a large diameter that distributes flame for even heating so food needn't get scorched. Durable magnesium alloy legs provide weight savings; tripod leg design stabilizes the base for cooking. Operates on Coleman camp fuel (sold separately) or unleaded gasoline (not included); fuel pump and refillable 22-ounce fuel bottle included. Reflex technology means no priming or preheating and reduces time from start-up to full ignition. Efficient pump design requires 30% less pumping than similar systems (based on manufacturer-supplied information); requires no priming or preheating. Also operates on threaded butane/propane canisters (sold separately). Fuel drains as liquid (versus vapor) from canister resting upside down on tripod adaptor (included). Liquid-withdrawal system improves performance in cold weather and at high altitudes, conditions that often pose problems for canister stoves. Further, with Coleman's unique design, the performance does not drop off as the canister empties. Canister and fuel bottle connect to stove via 9" fuel line, keeping the fuel source away from flames for increased safety. Provides a full range of flame control, from simmer to full boil; built-in cleaning needle reduces the need for field maintenance. Stuff sack and aluminum windscreen are included."

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Fyrestorm SS Stove
Reviewed by Jerry, Feb 10, 2007

"I purchased the Coleman Fyrestorm based on MFG claims and first impression at store. It was hard to dish out $149, especially for a Coleman product, but I did. Once home my views changed.

The pump is a pain to install due to fuel pickup tubes I could see myself breaking when conditions are extreme, those times when all you want to do is get the darn stove lit and not be fumbling with it."

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