- Sturdy, lightweight lantern operates on clean-burning Coleman® fuel or unleaded gasoline
- Burns up to 3 hours on one tank of fuel (in most conditions)
- Precise, adjustable light
- Fuel tank resists corrosion
- Fits easily in most backpack pockets
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
tiny bright lantern - try to find it at $40 or less,
By Outglare@Amazon (Bay Area, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Coleman Exponent Dual Fuel Lantern (Sports)
I think that a 75 watt equivalency is about right. In my experience, though, the normal 2 mantle Colemans in comparison are only about 100 watts. This lantern, cmopared to other Coleman white gas lanterns, is more compact, light, and very sturdy.
The only problems, compared to a regular Coleman gas lantern, is that the gas tank is smaller, so you have to pump to maintain pressure more often. Also, because of the small gas tank, you have to refill more often, it usually lasts about 3 hours. I heard other people carry extra gas in an aluminum water bottle. It is a single mantle, and uses a different mantle than the usual 2 mantle lanterns sold by Coleman. All in all, a good product. Sometimes when I get bored, I'll light it up on my balcony and the "hsssss" of the generator and the smell of the gas burning will bring back memories of camping. Sigh.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Coleman 229. Great Tiny Lantern!,
By Charles L. Billera "drchucksgas" (Port Jefferson Station, NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Coleman Exponent Dual Fuel Lantern (Sports)
Fired it up for the first time yesterday and I am impressed with this tiny lantern.
I did a side by side comparison with my trusty Coleman 200A. both on full shriek and the 229 was no less bright. And did i say that it's tiny? For those of the nay sayers that complain about frequent pumping, I say that was not a problem for me. I got almost a half an hour before the light slightly dimmed. I could have waited a bit more, but I was really into checking this lantern out and so I pumped it up again with similiar results. Looks very well built also. If you are looking for a gas lantern that does not take up a lot of real estate, packs well, and performs as good as any single mantle lantern, the Coleman 229 is for you. Besides the ladies will remark how cute it is!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great hiking lantern,
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This review is from: Coleman Exponent Dual Fuel Lantern (Sports)
It is a bit of a luxery for backpacking but I have a family of 5 kids and so spread across this many people its a pretty affordable luxery. We have had for a few years and this lantern has always worked. It does need to be pumped-up about every 10-15min but its a great item especially as days get shorter and more time is spent inside of one's tent on hiking trips. Lots of omnidiretional light for social settings where headlamps are not as useful.
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