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Is cold weather and high altitude getting your Powermax Fuel stove burner down? Switch your Coleman Exponent X-series stove from Powermax Fuel to a butane/propane canister-burner with the Coleman PowerMax Fuel Adapter. The PowerMax Adapter's legs swing out from the adapter so you have a stable platform for the inverted canister, while the liquid-withdraw method performs nicely in chilly weather and on alpine adventures. *Fuel canister sold separately.
Convert your Powermax-fueled Coleman Exponent® stove to run on a convenient butane/propane canister with the Powermax Adapter.
| Country of Origin: | United States |
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| Material: | Lightweight aluminum |
| Recommended Use: | Camping |
| Weight: | 4 ounces |
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Works well for me | |
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| I have used a Coleman X-series stove for about 10 years. Though it is a little heavy and bulky for backpacking use, it is easy to light, has a large, even flame, and has great temperature control. The main drawback has been the difficulty in finding fuel cannisters, especially in the last few years. I was about to switch to a different stove, but I thought I would try this adapter first. It works great. I have used it with the Snowpeak threaded butane/propane cannisters (it will work with the MSR cannister or any other butane/propane cannister that has the standard thread size). | |
| th_tucson at REI on 06/02/2008 | |
Without it you run out of fuel | |
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| You will need this item when there are no original canisters, either outside US or in the near future, when these original coleman canisters are not sold any more | |
| J.Hill at REI on 09/10/2007 | |
What happened to QC? | |
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| I ordered this adapter via online, and when I connected it to the stove, nothing happened. I switched to different stoves--I tried it on Snow Peak's Gigapower, Primus' Micro, even Coleman's own F1 Ultralight, etc., knowing each manufacturer's dimension at the valve is slightly different. Still nothing. Upon close examination, I discovered that there was no hole at the female connection point for the gas to come through the adapter. So, I returned the item, and waited for another one. Unfortunately, the second one was the same--no hole drilled for the gas to come through, and no gas would pass--(pun intended). Back to REI to return it. This time, I am going to wait a few months, before I order one. I was hoping to read others' reviews on this item, but it appears I would be the first one to review. The stoves that Coleman made this adapter for--Exponent series' Xpert, Xtreme, etc.--are superb stoves, although their looks may not win the beauty contests. There is a rumor that Coleman would stop the production of the aluminium canister, so the adapter would be an essential item to have. I was doubley disappointed--twice in a row, and I think this was a failure of Quality Control on Coleman's part. Maybe there will be a good batch available later. | |
| bayhiker at REI on 05/06/2008 | |
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