Coleman 533 Coffee by the Creek ☕☕

[@slickydicky]

I wanted one of those stoves for a long time, then forgot about it. Needless to say, I want one again

[@g2outdooradventures4]

I'd say now is the time to get one! This stove is probably our favorite fuel stove.

[@scottgorman7166]

So simple but I never thought to do that.....perfect...thanks. Now my stove is a Peak 1 from 1978 and still going strong. Great stove...Im going to try this tomorrow morning.

[@spreerider12]

I have an old 502 that still works great, found it brand new in the box in my parents neighbors estate. best stove i have ever owned but a bit heavy for long excursions then i switch to my jetboil, but the coleman is my go to for cooking real food while camping or if i have to use an alternative fuel.

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks for sharing

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for this video. That looks like a great way to enjoy a grounds-free cup o' joe in the woods. I have one of those 533 dual-fuel stoves. I forget how old it is. I cannot remember when I bought it. Still crankin'. Subscribed.

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks for subscribing

[@HarshmanHills]

hell of a spot for a cup

[@g2outdooradventures4]

A great view for a great cup of coffee!

[@croídepax]

Very cool. Thank you for sharing!

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks for watching

[@Oldsparkey]

Have had Coleman products most of my life. Had a duel fuel one many years ago and really liked it. That was until it died on me doing a 3 week canoe trip. The meals were done over a fire for the rest of the trip. Thinking of easier packing and lighter weight I purchased a small backpacking wood ( twig ) burning stove and used it till it was replaced with the same thing but in Titanium. Lighter weight and cools a lot quicker plus I can pick up fuel ( sticks ) anywhere I camp.

[@thomasoverton7131]

Great tip brother. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks for watching

[@outdoorsman8498]

Great video

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks for the visit

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

Or you can use folgers coffee bags. Like tea bags, but with coffee.

[@g2outdooradventures4]

True but instead of making a special trip or purchase this is an easy quick option

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

@@g2outdooradventures4 True. When you get older you'll see that convenience is worth the effort. Have a good one

[@TonyM540]

I was in Uk last week and bought an unused pristine 533 for £40 from basecamp in Peterborough. Is Coleman still producing this model and what is their value approx ? Cool tip with the coffee.

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice do you use Unleaded gas or White gas like Colman fuel ??? Have fun stay safe.

[@1h1oh34]

I’ve used almost everything in mine over the decades…over course I was much younger and wouldn’t recommend some…and of course the less clean the fuel-the more jets get clogged-so white gas(K1)(allways good to have back-up pipe&jet)…I’ve had many stoves over the years and that one is the one in my emergency footlocker, never failed….i would suggest a small percolator for coffee, worth it…

[@HorizonsleatherBlogspot2012]

Coleman fuel in the gallon tins works great. You can use pretty much any fuel in an emergency, just use common sense with gasoline.

[@1h1oh34]

Yeh-was smart enough as a child not to use gasoline (we used that in Molotovs)…coleman fuel is A1kero pretty sure..>idk vodka works….the only downfall w/ that stove is the weight (but still happy I don’t need to lug around an 80lb pack anymore)@@HorizonsleatherBlogspot2012

[@g2outdooradventures4]

I always try to use white gas burns well and less suet

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Good info thanks Kenneth

[@Dawn-cx4yz]

I was concerned that you would burn your lips on the hot mug.

[@g2outdooradventures4]

Thanks! I'm always concerned with that too :)