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New Multifuel stove from Coleman

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Coleman Multifuel Exponent Denali Stove

Coleman is really trying to get into the market of serious outdoor gear. The new Exponent Denali multifuel stove has been tested on an Everest expedition.

The stove produces 14,500 BTU burning butane/propane, 11,000 BTU for Coleman liquid fuel and 10,000 BTU for kerosene. Standard boil time of water ranges between three minutes and 20 seconds to four minutes and 10 seconds depending on fuel. The weight will be 11.5 oz (326 gram). A system of quick-connect fuel connectors make it easy to switch fuel source.

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