Coleman gladiator stove

The Coleman Gladiator stove is a fantastic 2 burner camp stove and in this video I show you how to set it up and how to use it.
This stove is sometimes referred to as the Coleman Gladiator fryeknight, or hyperflame stove.

[@colbeynankervis9388]

2 videos in a day good work

[@robbiefishing]

Haha thanks mate. I am a machine. LOL This was filmed a few days back.

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Solid looking build mate and great stove. Lots of power there. Nice.

[@karoljo80]

Great video Robbie keep the good work up 👍👍👍👍👍

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much mate.

[@mlg810]

Hi i love your channle keep up the good work

[@robbiefishing]

Hi Elizabeth thank you so much.

[@precisedkiller8459]

Good Evening Robbie. I have the Coleman cooker and I love it! It’s good to put the little propane bottle and cooker on a bigger table so the bottle has some support, I think over time with the weight of the bottle hanging in the air, the fitting may eventually snap. I bought a brass adaptor off eBay which allows me to refill my little bottles from my 9kg bottle. It’s so much easier carrying the little bottles and they last a long time. Happy Days

[@simoncaponewaiting]

Loving all the stove videos Robbie, cooking outdoors is heaps of fun, along with fishing :)

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much Simonc..

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank's for the video, it came at a good time for me as I am in the market for a good camping stove.

[@darrindexter2387]

thanks for the review, going camping with my Gladiator for the first time this weekend. I don't have that long black hose!

[@chriscoyne4827]

There are a beautiful stove I miss my one so much watching this I gotta get myself another one looks like I'm shopping tomorrow

[@robbiefishing]

Haha thanks mate. They are a great. My only grips is the flame control at low flame.

[@Chris-qk5jj]

Nice job mate and thanks you explained it very well ,not full of bs , just told us what and how it works so I got one on your say so Fantastic

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much Chris.

[@peterkandris9697]

Thanks Robbie for the run down I was hoping you were going to cook something as well 👍🏻 😋

[@robbiefishing]

Hahaha Maybe next time mate. LOL

[@demonfree920]

Great cooker love mine gas bottle every time 👍🏻Great vid as usual mate🤘🏻

[@deerhunteraus5014]

I really like these types of videos, keep up the good work robbie. 👍

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much mate.

[@Br4ido]

The left hand thread is for people to easily decipher which lines are gas I think Great video, my mates got one of these and it’s a little ripper

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate. That makes good sense. Its always had me baffled!

[@sirfudge3666]

Coleman are AWESOME QUALITY!!!

[@Chris-qk5jj]

Nice job mate and thanks you explained it very well ,not full of bs , just told us what and how it works

[@CamBill_ROBLOX]

Who needs a small flame. Bigger the flame quicker the snags burn and ready to eat I reckon 👍👍👍👍👍👍good review mate thanks 👍👍

[@robbiefishing]

Hahaha i love your style Cam. I tried that technique with yabbies in my yandoor back in December. It didn't end well. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Urbanfisho]

SOME1 can't cook! ;oP

[@demonfree920]

Nailed it cam who wants to wait when your hungry 😋

[@lukewarm2075]

Thanks mate i like the reviews

[@robbiefishing]

Hi Luke thanks for your great feedback buddy.

[@fishgrubspinners6762]

Your the best bud, hopefully we can all go fishing again.

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate. This Wednesday is the day that we can all go in Victoria.

[@fishingwithelyon851]

Gas tanks have left hand thread of you can’t accidentally connect a gas bottle instead of an oxygen tank or something like that. So by having opposite thread you can only connect gas tanks to gas lines. Great video mate. Tight Lines

[@robbiefishing]

Ahh that makes perfectly good sense. Thanks mate. Its always had me baffled.

[@lukewarm2075]

Unfortunately some gases were setup incorrectly in hospitals so people werent getting oxygen.

[@robbiefishing]

@@lukewarm2075 OMG.... those poor people. I habe a feeling that natural gas it completely odourless so they add that horrible smell to it so that we can detect it if there's a gas leak.

[@fishingwithelyon851]

Luke Warm yeah in hospitals they would get mixed up because of how similar they looked. Tight Lines

[@iain1969]

@@robbiefishing Precisely - they add an odourant so you can smell gas

[@pecanjesaaleksandrom1108]

super,

[@danieljordan4532]

Thank robbie

[@robbiefishing]

Hey Daniel thanks for watching.

[@cameronlavasseur6551]

I just watched another review where behind the knobs a guy took out the two valves and cleaned them off... after that, the springiness was gone and it kept a super low flame!

[@scod3908]

Can confirm, worked on mine 👍

[@Urbanfisho]

That's a GOOD stove Robbie!

[@robbiefishing]

Tha ks UF. A good stove, good stove. GOOOOD stove!

[@Urbanfisho]

@@robbiefishing Haha, HAVE you seen my latest black fish video?

[@robbiefishing]

@@Urbanfisho Hi mate, not if its recent. I will go and have a look.

[@mtbandsurfing5594]

hi robbie love the videos i can’t wait an till you go fishing again

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate. I cant wait wither buddy

[@larryhefner6401]

And cool camping stove

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks heals Larry.

[@Wildtrakadventures]

Its a left thread to stop people doing home diy fitting to the gas. I bought one after watching this There is also a hack to fix the issue they have with not going low enough. Its a simple fix. Now I can turn it right down to simmer

[@robbiefishing]

Sounds bloody great mate. My handyman skills are right up there with my cooking skills. Haha

[@mapd6831]

I have to get one of these

[@robbiefishing]

They're a very good unit. I love mine.

[@FRERABRETZ1]

You need to do the low flame fix so it can be used on extreme low flame

[@pasquariello72]

G’day Rob, my gas stove knob starts at full flame than keep turning the knob past high than you’ll get to the low flame and it’ll go to a real little flame for simmering. But the slightest breeze will put out flame than you’ll have gas pumping out un burnt.

[@robbiefishing]

Hey mate thats a bit dodgy, but on saying that my kitchen stove does the same thing. Its often not until I smell gas that I realise the flame has gone out.

[@rayharth183]

Hey mate is there a way to replace the regulator with a regulator that sit on the bottle ? Thanks

[@samuelxinis3959]

legend!

[@Urbanfisho]

Cole, man!

[@rileyweiss3088]

That shirt look very big on you Robbie, seems like the weight loss journey is going very well for you. Good on you Robbie.

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much Riley. I haven't lost a lot during lockdown, but I haven't gained any either. I've dropped a couple of kg. I dropped quite a bit before lockdown and hopefully I can lose more once we can get out again.

[@mtbalot]

Did u ever try stir fry with wok on it? I wonder if its hot enough to get the wok hai bbq smokey flavor. Hope u can get out for a romp around the woods, I'm still waiting for the ice to melt :(

[@larryhefner6401]

By the way cool video on the Bluetooth keyboard for smartphone did not know you could do that...LOL

[@robbiefishing]

Haha thanks Larry. I had forgotten that I even made that video. LOL

[@THEFISHINGMAFIA]

Thanks Robbie. How long does the little green gas bottles last for?

[@robbiefishing]

Hey Jaron to be honest im not exactly sure. I have 2 half full ones here. LOL Ive never let one full drain. From the 2 half canisters that I've used I've probably used them for 3 or 4 camling trips as well as a couple of day trips, so they last a while. It would be a good experiment to just light one and see how long it burns for. Haha

[@THEFISHINGMAFIA]

@@robbiefishing sounds like they last for a bit then which is good

[@tristanstephens9076]

The green mini bottkes last aaaages, theyre all i run. I use it til it feel like its getting low, then buy another, run it til its dead empty, then you just swap them. Saves space and weight compared to a 4kg, even a 2kg.

[@ruebenskedgwell9627]

Hi Robbie if you havent yet seen it there is an easy fix for the low setting on this stove, once you do it you will love it.

[@einfelder8262]

Just a tip when using the large bottle - ALWAYS use a spanner to tighten the left hand connection. If gas leaks there you will have a fire around the top of the bottle which will raise your panic level faster than you can say "Oh Shit". No need to ask me how I know.......

[@iain1969]

We have a Coleman one - very similar but not quite the same. It's a good stove but like yours it's hard to get a low flame.

[@robbiefishing]

Hi Lain, this is also a Coleman. Maybe the flame control is a common problem for them.

[@michaelnagel3023]

Good report on that burner robbie, ive had one for a while and it excellent, only weak spot is where that adaptor conects to the stove, a lot of weight swinging on that one small conection. myself and the jedi keep up with all your vids, cheers mate!

[@robbiefishing]

Gday Much, Great to hear from you. I agree on having that bottle swinging it certainly feels unnatural doesn't it

[@rickmasisak6983]

Sorry Robbie l meant to wish Loretta a happy Mother's day.

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks so much Rick, I will definitely pass your message on to her.

[@alanzakelj]

Saw a vid on KZbin.. that green cannister can be refilled with an adapter from Amazon. Brings cost down to couple bucks..

[@robbiefishing]

Hey belle, I have heard that actually. Might be something worth looking into. Im not sure if I would be comfortable reusing something that is designed to be disposable, let alone using it with an Amazon adaptor. LOL

[@Urbanfisho]

@@robbiefishing Amazon = Scamazon!

[@einfelder8262]

I believe those gizmos are illegal to use in Aus. I imported one many years ago but never used it. Having seen what happens when someone mucking around with gas accidentally sparks it, I highly recommend the average joe never tries to use one.

[@TheGreatoutdoorsAndGourmetVic]

COOK the out doors Robbie!

[@Angler233]

Those burners look like a set of 6 inch speakers I had in my old Commodore 😅

[@Braydonvm]

Hey Robbie are you excited for fishing to come back??

[@robbiefishing]

Hey buddy, absolutely I am. I cant wait to get back out there mate.

[@scottoneill8837]

Going fishing tomorrow Robbie ? 🐟

[@robbiefishing]

Hi Scott, no mate still not allowed to go fishing tomorrow.

[@KB4th]

G'day Robbie, Coleman products are awesome and we have many items from esky's to cutlery and tents to hat though we purchased a Triton 2 Series twin burner that is the model below yours and the same issue of flame control is there. No matter how you attempt to cool down the cooking the dial springs back. For a couple of hundred bucks is quite annoying mate. Also the canisters are a bad money rip. If you are using for Brekky and Dinner, even with a small number of people then one will only last for 2 or maybe 3 days tops. For $14-$18 this is not great.....

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks heaps mate, yep I agree 100%. I think it is more about convenience. A bit like just ducking around to your nearest corner store and paying 300% more for something that you could get at the supermarket. You're paying for the convenience and I think these canisters are a bit the same mate.

[@pipergilbert2495]

There are a few videos online about how to fix the low flame issue by removing the valves and wiping clean of grease and using silicone lubricant instead. If you cannot find them, let me know.

[@robbiefishing]

Thanks mate. I have seen a few, but I wouldn't dare tinker. I'm the worst handyman in the world. LOL I would end uo blowing myself up. Haha

[@pipergilbert2495]

@@robbiefishing I felt the same way at first! But now, apparently, with newer models, Coleman has included the silicone lube and directions in the manual!!! Seems like they would just do it right from the factory! Duh. Are you still using the Fyrefighter? Any problems not in the video?

[@robbiefishing]

@@pipergilbert2495 haha Thays funny. If they know there's a problem why not just fix it? LOL Yes mate, still using it. Still the same. Apart from the awkward flame control it hasn't missed a beat. Sometimes it makes a really loud squeeling sound as it heats up with my frying pan on it. I'm not sure why tgis happens but it stops once everything is hot. Other than that, it's a ripper BBQ.

[@pipergilbert2495]

@@robbiefishing Awesome. Thanks so much.

[@liamcorbett4176]

Hi Robbie how has your day been

[@robbiefishing]

Hi Laim, I habe had a good day thanks. I hooe you have too mate.

[@liamcorbett4176]

It is me Liam !! Cause the Liam !! Got hacked I think

[@sirfudge3666]

Robbie, What line size and company would you recommend when using a baitcaster for Murray Cod

[@robbiefishing]

Hi mate I like 50lb Diawa J braid or 50lb Fins braid.

[@stewartmackenzie7304]

It will have too notches if it is left hand robbie

[@MrChrismaguire]

They put left hand threads on flammable gas products as a safety measure, so they can't be incorrectly mixed with other gasses in (for example) oxygen/acetylene steel cutting. Fyi

[@robbiefishing]

Hey Chris, thanks heaps mate. A couple of other people said the same thing. You learn something every day. 👍👍

[@MrChrismaguire]

There's always a reason for these things we think are there for no reason! Someone at some time has sat and thought about all these weird things for YEARS, and we tend to take that for granted. Good on you, good content in your videos, Robbie. And I like your attitude. Keep it up!

[@cw1877]

You work for coleman or getting payed

[@robbiefishing]

No, neither. I was in lockdown and couldn't go fishing so made a series of product reviews.

[@justdezz5585]

If you don't quite know anything about it then why do a review

[@robbiefishing]

I don't know. I guess I just suck. Or, I could make fishing videos for a living, but was in lockdown when I filmed this and unable to go out and make a living so was doing whatever I could to survive without putting my hand out for welfare payments?

[@jimbojet8728]

Looks complex? Are you kidding? It looks as simple as a very simple gas burning Coleman stove. Who are you actually teaching how to use it? A very useful stove though. Thanks.