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Drip-brews coffee in a few minutes much like your coffeemaker at home
Removable swing-out filter basket
Solid steel base
Easy-pour decanter
Brewing pause-n-serve feature lets you have a cup before the cycle is complete
Works with two- and three-burner camp stoves
Use it to make many other hot drinks like cocoa, cider and instant soup

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

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NoColeman Camping Coffee Maker

Overall Rating

4.6 out of 5

Quality

4.6 out of 5

Durability

4.4 out of 5

Ease of use

4.7 out of 5

36 Drip-brews coffee in a few minutes much like your coffeemaker at home. Removable swing-out filter basket. Solid steel base. Easy-pour decanter

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

pnieuw

Location: Mississauga, ON

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NOthing tastes better when camping than fresh brew

Date:July 1, 2011

"I've been using this coffee maker while camping for a few years now, and I cannot live without it. It makes an excellent cup of joe, and does it fairly quickly. Fire up the Coleman stove, fill with coffee and your favourite blend, and in a few minutes, cups of hot coffee!

Two suggestions to make your enjoyment even that much better. First, bring along a thermal carafe to transfer the finished coffee into. If you don't, you either have to keep your stove on to keep the coffee hot, and it will burn, or your coffee goes cold before you get to your 2nd cup. Also, the coffee maker is HOT when the coffee is done brewing. I use a pair of oven mitts, and remove it from my stove and usually place it on or near my firepit to cool off.

Overall, another A+ product from Coleman."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

saozita

Location: Hamilton

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Favorite camp purchase

Date:January 30, 2011

"I am a coffee fanatic and hated the mess and time to prep coffee with the stove top perculator pots. A lot of people laughed at my purchase but now think it was a great one. It takes less time to make coffee with this than it does with my home DeLonghi brewer and it tastes much better too.

If the ground is uneven we use a string tied around the filter cup (going around the back of the "machine) to hold it in place (something pre-tied so it slips on and off easily).

I do disagree however with another reviewer that said no "dollar store" filters... that's pretty much all I use and it works just as well.

TOTALLY awesome and unregrettable purchase :)

p.s. we've reused the box it came in over and over to repackage it for travel and I think it's helped with keeping it "whole". Of course some seams/ folds of the box are now duct taped, but I think it's the best way to keep it from breaking too soon."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

PrincessTLover

Location: HOPE, BC

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Works when it should, what more could you ask for?

Date:January 2, 2011

"We bought ours 5 years ago and it has never failed to brew up great coffee, beats melitta drip for flavour. We keep ours in the camping trailer but have used at home on the coleman stove during power outages."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

STIHL

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GREAT FOR THE OUTDOORS

Date:December 2, 2010

"LIKE MOST OUTDOOR PEOPLE , THE DAY STARTS OFF WITH A COFFEE AND BREWED COFFEE AT THE CAMP SITE IS A BLESSING , , DON,T USE THE CENTER BURNER ON A THREE BURNER STOVE , IT IS ONLY 3000 BTU OUTPUT , USE ON A TWO BURNER STOVE AND USE HEAT , NOT HIGH HEAT BUT 3/4 FULL , READ ALL THE INFO SHEETS FIRST , THIS IS A MUST , IT IS EASY TO HAVE YOUR BLEND OF COFFEE ANYPLACE YOU WISH , NO HYDRO TO WORRY ABOUT OR CORDS , USE A GOOD COFFEE FILTER , NOT THE DOLLAR STORE ONE,S , DON,T PUT A HOT POT ON A COLD SURFACE OR NO COFFEE , KEEP THE SYSTEM CLEAN AND THIS COFFEE MAKER WILL LAST A LONG TIME , POTS ARE STANDARD , REMEMBER THEY ARE GLASS AND CAN BREAK EASILY , IT IS PRICEY BUT SO PORTABLE AND HANDY . KEEP YOUR STOVE LEVEL AS POSSIBLE"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

knod

Location: Sudbury

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pricey, but great coffee maker

Date:August 22, 2010

"I am sure glad this thing worked because I wouldn't have heard the end of it from my wife about the price. It worked great. Brewed quickly. T.H. tasted just as good as at home. Just have to remember how much water you added and keep an eye on the drip at the end because you don't want to burn up the coffee maker"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

Supertramp1

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great and coffee brewed every morning

Date:July 16, 2010

"Great product for the camper who does not want to go without his morning java. Takes longer that regular maker, but hey, your camping. No rush. Easy to use. Needs thermal pot though. Recommend using thermal cups. Makes a lot of coffee at once. Wont go camping without it."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

4 out of 5

AlLegator

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Pricy but worth it

Date:May 27, 2010

"Our Scout Troop bought one of these 2 years ago. There is nothing like good coffee after you've spent the night sleeping on the ground before which you were searching for that one kid who always wanders off at camp!

I thought it was a bit pricey given that there is no heating element, wiring or switch in it, but on those cool, damp mornings? A necessity for caffeine hounds like me (and other Scout leaders).

I've read the criticisms of a slow brew time and can only conclude that it's a function of not enough heat reaching the bottom possibly from a poorly functioning stove, old fuel or high altitude. If it works well most of the time then the wild card is the heat, not the coffee maker."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

mosportfan

Location: oshawa ontario

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great product

Date:April 8, 2010

"i bought this coffee maker last year for camping at mosport and it works great, i put it on when i wake up by the time i get back from the morning bathroom run it is ready there waiting for me (i do not leave it alone ther is always someone there) sure beats paying for a cup
all in all very pleased with this purchase highly recomended"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Ease of use

5 out of 5

1CampWife

Location: Parksville, BC

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Best surprise gift ever!

Date:January 26, 2010

"The biggest surprise is to get one of these for a gift! If you are a coffee hound and camp like we do, it beats camp coffee hands down! Easy to do. I recommend using a carafe/thermos to accompany this, to help the coffee stay fresh brewed, coffee maker lasts even longer by not leaving it on the stove the entire time, save propane. Great product! We luv it! We've had ours for two seasons now.."

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

Quality

1 out of 5

Durability

1 out of 5

Ease of use

1 out of 5

coryrt

Location: Calgary

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Don't Buy

Date:January 3, 2010

"Got this so called "coffee maker" as a gift. Used it once, that was enough to see how flawed it was. MUCH easier ways to have coffee while camping. This is a waste of time and money"

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3 answers

is there a travel case for the coffee maker?

Anonymous

1 year, 7 months ago

Answer:

No, save the box, or risk breaking the glass coffee pot during travel.

Abusch

- Okotoks, AB

2 months ago

Answer:

There isn't a travel case but we've reused the box over and over, including the insert to protect the pot. It's gotten to the point where we've duct taped the seams and folds, but it's been withstanding the extensive camping trips. We keep the box out of the elements (in the trunk) while we're camping and don't need it to help it last.

saozita

- Hamilton

1 year ago

Answer:

While I have never seen a case, we kept our box and store the coffee maker in it between uses. We have had it for over 5 years now and the box still works quite well. If your handy with a sewing machine you might be able to make a carry case out of canvas.

PrincessTLover

- HOPE, BC

1 year, 1 month ago

4 answers

Is anyone else finding it takes 30-40 minutes to brew?

Question:

I ended up modifying mine and placing the heat tube below the base boiler plate so it is in closer proximity to the flame, & now I can get a pot in 10-15 minutes.

cdlamb

- SK

2 years, 4 months ago

Answer:

The first camp stove I used was taking a very long time.
But once I replaced the stove, and turned up the heat, no more long waits.

Abusch

- Okotoks, AB

2 months ago

Answer:

I brew a 2-cup pot in less than 10 minutes, every time. No modifications to my coffee maker required.

pnieuw

- Mississauga, ON

7 months ago

Answer:

it's never taken us that long to brew (even a full) pot of coffee. I think it's taken us at the VERY most 12 minutes? I wouldn't underestimate 10 but never 15 either. We've done birthday parties while camping and have served 14 adults (2 pots)in less than 1/2 hour.

saozita

- Hamilton

1 year ago

Answer:

We have found it takes approx. 15-20 minutes to brew.

Anonymous

2 years, 1 month ago

3 answers

will this work with a one burner stove with the grill on the other side?

camper256

- kitchener

3 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

I use mine on a one burner stove with a grill on the other side.
The trick to using these coffee pots is to have a heat source that will get hot enough to perk the coffee.
Most any stove will work, as long as the grate on the burner fits the stove, and the stove gets hot enough.

Abusch

- Okotoks, AB

2 months ago

Answer:

As long as it can sit on top of the burner, shouldn't be a problem. Sits nicely on our burners in the camper. I think most burners are all a standard size..you can always get one and check to see if it fits on top. If it doesn't fit then you can return it. Also, how close is the grill part to the burner? Would the grill be on or hot enough to melt the plastic? The sides are plastic...

1CampWife

- Parksville, BC

2 years ago

Answer:

Yes it will. You only need to have the burner for it to brew.

linden

3 years, 4 months ago

3 answers

Where would i buy a replacement coffee pot?

pillow4u

3 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

The glass pot is a standard size and available at most stores such as Canadian Tire.

Abusch

- Okotoks, AB

2 months ago

Answer:

unit is made by Mr Coffee so you can probably get one of their pots to fit

Anonymous

2 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

check with coleman if they have replacement parts. If they don't have one, try local stores that sells coffee makers. They often have replacement carafes for various models. Just a matter of finding one that fits in the maker

Anonymous

2 years, 7 months ago

2 answers

My Colman Coffee Maker won't start dripping.

Anonymous

4 years ago

Answer:

Make sure it is getting hot enough. If that doesnt work, the hose inside the tank may not be connected.
I have two of these, they both work great. If you cant get yours to work by turning up the heat, or finding an obvious problem inside the tank, then return it to the store you purchased it.