Century 7215 Portable Double Mantle Lantern with Case Review

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(More customer reviews)Century has an improved regulator which provides constant light output in cold weather or when the cylinder gets low on fuel. The 7215 model puts out more light than my Coleman 2-mantle propane and gasoline lanterns. It is compatible with an extension pole which allows you to use 20-pound (5-gallon) tanks. The extension pole also has two other outlets so I can have a hot plate and heater operating at the same time. The hard case is also superior to Coleman soft cases.

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Accompanied by a durable, high-impact polyethylene carrying case, this double-mantle propane lantern designed for cold-weather performance is pressure-regulated for consistent lighting, adjusts from dim to bright, and is quiet, soot-free, and non-flickering. Durable, weather-resistant construction includes a stable base that accommodates a 16.4-ounce propane cylinder (not included). Two quick-clip mantles are included.

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Coleman 3150-A20 Fire Light Propane Torch (Green) Review

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(More customer reviews)We've been using these for the past two years when we camp. You'll still need task lighting, but it puts a nice glow on the campsite. Easy to find your way back from the bathrooms in the dark. Also, the citronella rings are a nice addition. We rarely see many mosquitos - but we also use bug spray just in case. We have four. They break down easily and we keep them all in a duffle bag. Usually one propane tank will take us through about 3 nights.

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Now there is an easier way to relax outdoors while enjoying the authentic, open-flame ambience of torchlight. Coleman's new FireLight Torch available with a post runs on clean-burning, easily obtainable propane. Answering the call for a reliable, real-flame lighting option, Coleman engineers have gone above and beyond the tiki-style torch to develop a clean, easy-to-use and easy-to-maintain propane light. No more messing around with sticky oils and fuels or wicks that just won't trim right. Lighting the torch is as simple as holding up a match and turning on the switch. What's more, the torch will operate for up to 10 hours on one 16.4-ounce disposable propane cylinder. The flame of the torch is about 8 inches in height and wind-resistant up to 10 miles per hour, making it both highly visible and sustainable.

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Coleman Lantern Hanger Review

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(More customer reviews)The Coleman Lantern Hanger is a great way to have light at night without all the bugs bothering you! You have light and the bugs won't bother you since the lantern is hanging away from where you are. Easy to carry..

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The Coleman Lantern Hanger lets you easily hang any bail-handle lantern securely from a tree, post, or limb. Just wrap the chain around and hang your lantern from the included hanger for hands-free lighting in seconds, wherever you are.

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Brunton, New Propane Post for Stove & Lantern, Black Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a well built piece of equipment. All brass and powder coated. The screws that adjust to fit the tank could be a little more substantial, but are functional.
I use the post with a Coleman Northstar lantern and it will light up a 20' diameter well enough to read by. I can also attached my camp stove with 3 30,000 BTU burners. With lantern and all burners on full there is no noticeable degradation in performance.
The break down is easy and everything stores in a nylon bag. One thing on the break down, a fair amount of fuel is stored in the tube during operation. Enough fuel to run my lantern at full for five minutes or one burner for two. I recommend burning the fuel off after you shutoff the tank.
If your stove attaches directly to the propane tank you'll need an adaptor not included with the product to use the post and stove at the same time. The adaptor is often called a "steak saver", it has the Type 1 ACME threads on one side for your regulator and the side has threads for those 1 lb throwaway canisters. I knocked off a star because the manufacture did not include nor mention the need for this adaptor.

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This three-section post makes it possible to hook up three camping appliances to one large propane tank (not included). By hooking up a lantern (not included) on top the post, for example, and hooking up a stove (not included) to the post, the post makes it possible to illuminate an entire cooking site. Fully extended, the post is 45 inches high. For storage and transportation, the post breaks down into three 15-inch sections. It weighs 2 pounds, 14 ounces and carries a 1-year warranty against defects.

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