LED and battery powered have their place for sure; especially inside a tent. But liquid fuel lanterns and stoves have been around for decades and when maintained properly, work very well and work better in cold. When your batteries die and the sun isn't out, these things will work and the fuel lasts a long time per fill up. Knowing how to work these properly is also just a rite of passage.

It was missing a part, one employee told me there was a number I could call for tractor supply and do a warranty but then when I called back I believe it was Beth that only gave me one option, return it for a refund so I did and they lost a sale and they made me an unhappy ex customer, I had to order it online and I had to wait a week for it to be shipped to the store and then I had to go to the store twice from Troy NC once to pick it up and again to return it and nobody paid for my time and gas. I was trying to explain what the first employee told me and Beth was talking over me and being rude so that's that. I'll probably never shop there again and Coleman wasn't any help because AI answered my call and asked me questions and said I would have to get a third party to do a warranty but then they didn't want to do it, they just wanted to take the shortcut and have me pack it up and bring it back and return it for a refund which wasn't convenient at all for me. Then I found out the same lantern was on sale from coleman.com for $85 and tractor supply charged me $99 and all that trouble..

Great for camping, soft light, lasts all night on low, provides a great outdoor mood and experience.

I've been using Coleman products for 60 years . Whether I'm on a long camping trip or just in the backyard , The adjustable flame gives me the exact amount of light that I want. The dual fuel capability Makes things very efficient. I have a two burner Coleman stove That I use on a regular basis . It's older than most people . Coleman is still my go to brand .