Coleman HyperFlame FyreCadet Camping Stove

Check out the Coleman HyperFlame FyreCadet Camping Stove here:
www.snowys.com.au/hyperflame-...
HyperFlame Grill Plate here:
www.snowys.com.au/hyperflame-...
HyperfFlame Stove Carry Bag:
www.snowys.com.au/hyperflame-...
When you need to get breakfast, lunch and dinner sorted out quick-smart at the campsite, the HyperFlame FyreCadet Camping Stove from Coleman will get the job done.
This stove features WindBlock pot supports for using larger cookware, streamlined design with a secure lid latch, independently adjustable flame control, and a total output of 22,000 BTUs - so this stove delivers on performance out in the field.
In this video, our gear guru Ben gives you the full rundown on the Hyperflame FyreCadet Camping Stove from Coleman. He starts out with the gas bottles, regulator, and hose that you need to use with this stove, the dimensions and weight, why there are no windshields, the burners, and how the latch works.
Then Ben connects the stove to the regulator and gas supply, tells you how to do a gas safety check, and fires it up to show you how to put it on simmer, and finishes with running you through the griddle, bag and other compatible accessories available - so check it out above for all the details.
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - Regulator
1:20 - Gas bottle options
2:28 - Dimensions & weight
3:50 - Burner windshields
4:46 - Burner BTUs
5:06 - Piezo ignition & carry handle
5:27 - Regulator storage & feet
5:55 - How the latch works
6:19 - Using the stove
8:50 - How to simmer
9:55 - Compatible accessories & bag

[@danstewart6311]

v comprehensive review thanks

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You're welcome, Dan. ~ Ben

[@outdoorwithzee1298]

I like the table the stove sits on Are you selling those also

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We sure are @Zeeshan Patel! Check them out here: www.snowys.com.au/stove-stand ~ Lauren

[@aumarigan]

Saw this stove in Mav's KZbin channel.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I've not seen Mav's KZbin channel before, but it does look like he has one of these in some of the vids. ~ Ben

[@aumarigan]

@@SnowysOutdoors He uses it a lot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqipmodug9qirM0

[@richardmoloney214]

I was trying to figure out which Coleman stove Mav uses! Are you sure it's this Cadet model and not the Sergeant model? Seems to me it could be either one.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

@@richardmoloney214 From what we can tell, the Sergeant is the US version...in Australian it's branded as the Cadet. Ultimately the same stove. ~ Lauren

[@SiimplyGoon]

Also do you know were i can find a folding table like that? Im searching online and cannot find.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I'll go one better and show you where you can buy that exact stove stand, SimplyGoon. Check it out on our website here - www.snowys.com.au/stove-stand. ~ Ben

[@SiimplyGoon]

@@SnowysOutdoors Awesome. This is perfect. Thanks you.

[@kemalciplak2361]

Is the ignition battery powered?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

No battery needed for the piezo, Kemal, it's just a push button. ~ Ben

[@Triple-N]

Are you able to do a side by side comparison or review between this and the FyreKnight please? I'm interested in this range but it would be nice to have a side by side comparison.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

There isn't much difference at all between these stoves, Normann, the video wouldn't unearth much. The FyreCadet is marginally smaller and lighter and doesn't have the robust corner bumpers that the FyreKnight has. Coleman also state a difference in BTU, but I don't think the average user would notice a difference. Probably the main difference is the handle, which is folding on the FyreKnight but not on the FyreCadet. ~ Ben

[@peter.barfield]

The fireknight doesn't have the regulator storage underneath

[@stevensongreco2995]

Amongst the red FYRE HyperFlame stoves, what is the difference between the Cadet vs Sargent Vs Major?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The Sergeant and Major are the American branding of the same stoves. From what I can tell the only difference between the Major and the others is that it has legs, but cant really comment on the US stoves as we haven't seen them in real life. ~ Lauren

[@Turtlemilk]

Major is the highest rank while Sargent is second

[@sugarplumfairy420]

@@Turtlemilk Actually they are completely different ranking systems. Major is a Commissioned Officer rank (7th down from the top rank) whilst Sergeant is an Other Ranks rank (5th down from the top rank). So there is no comparison, for instance the lowest Commissioned Officer rank (Lieutenant) will always outrank even the highest Other Ranks rank (Regimental Sergeant Major). At least in the Australian Army anyway, no doubt similar in the US.

[@armytruck08]

When are they going to come out with a carrying case that fits these types of stoves ? , I have a brand new fyersargent but Coleman doesn’t sell a big enough case for them

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Coleman have a Hyperflame carry bag, Mark, you can see it here - www.snowys.com.au/hyperflame-stove-carry-bag. I'm not familiar with the FyreSargent, it looks to be the same as the FyreCadet though. ~ Ben

[@armytruck08]

Snowys Outdoors. It is practically the same with the exception that you get the 2 grills included with the stove . I guess having it a 3 in 1 as they advertise it , the name changed to a Fyresargent . However , looks like that case will work , I guess I would need to keep the grills in a different case .

[@bnwww]

Hit up Drifta to make you one in canvas?

[@veryboringname.]

The bag looks good, but I don't know how much I trust those bottle-carrying straps. ;)

[@armytruck08]

Found a good one at Bass Pro . Fits the bottles and the extra grills . Name brand .

[@silvanibido5743]

where can i buy a regulator for butane tank?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I'm not sure what you are referring to sorry, Silvani, if you are using this stove then you need to use the regulator that comes with it. Ben

[@silvanibido5743]

@@SnowysOutdoors I have a Coleman stove propane fyre captain, but I don't have a regulator like you use on a butane tank, can you provide information where I can buy the regulator?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

@@silvanibido5743 The FyreCaptain is not a stove we're familiar with, as it is not sold in Australia. If you're needing a replacement regulator I would suggest contacting the retailer your purchased it from, or try contacting Coleman USA. ~ Lauren

[@LuisSanchez-se8pz]

Como la puedo comprar

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Solo enviamos dentro de Australia, no estoy seguro de dónde puede obtenerlo en su país, lo siento. ~ ben

[@paulcardsfan]

One review said it's to hot will not lower flame . Good for boiling water but burns everything else .

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You can lower it to a simmer, Paul, but there is a fine line between low and full tilt. It's certainly a better unit for high temperature cooking. ~ Ben

[@ausguy4385]

Got the fryer knight one, the gap pipe into it seems to have died it won't do up and trigger the safety. Tried to return when new as was loose told was normal.... it's got worse to point it does not work. Is there a replacement or recall yet?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I can see you've commented twice on another video, so I'll copy my reply here just incase its missed! Not a recall as its not a know issue. I haven't actually heard of the regulators on these failing before. If its still in warranty you could put through a claim, otherwise replacement regulators can be found here: www.snowys.com.au/2-burner-stove-regulator-assembly ~ Lauren

[@paulcardsfan]

Other reviews say it burns everything and it does not lower to simmer .

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You can lower it to a simmer, Paul, but there is a fine line between low and full tilt. It's certainly a better unit for high temperature cooking. ~ Ben

[@xboxgamerz252l]

I have one of these and i found that you need to take the knobs completely out and wipe the grease off the brass and o-rings then spray on some wd 40. Works alot better now you can lower the flame alot more without it going completely out.

[@pureenergy4578]

I have a coleman stove that takes batteries for the electronic ignition. I just bought a Fold and Go stove and cannot find where the batteries for the electronic ignition go. I noticed that you did not discuss where the batteries go on this stove. Why is that? Why are no batteries needed and what type of system is this that does not take batteries? I will answer my own question. After watching several youtube videos I decided that a flint bar must be used to strike a spark for that flame to arise. Wow, doesn't even say that on the box. Why not? Now I don't think coleman is very professional. Of course I thought the same with my coleman stove in storage because I didn't know how to regulate the flame. There were no words on the box on how to do that. But youtube videos give many suggestions. Like how to take the knobs off, pull out the stem, wipe it off, then put silicone cream on it. That stem needs friction to regulate that knob's turns for a correct flame. Didn't want to buy another 'coleman stove, but after reading all the reviews ALL of the propane stoves give, I found out that everyone else is having the same problem no matter what the brand. I wonder if all the makers of propane stoves have had a party to decide a way to cause people to give up and then go buy another stove.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I've never heard of a Coleman Stove needing batteries @Pure Energy, did you pick that one up in Australia? ~ Lauren

[@pureenergy4578]

@@SnowysOutdoors San Antonio Texas in walmart.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

@@pureenergy4578 Ah, ok that explains it! Coleman US and Coleman AUS almost feel like completely different companies sometimes! The US range can often be quite unique & have features that arent seen in other countries. Coleman stoves here just use a Piezo ignition, which essentially is just a push button click...like a hand held stove or BBQ lighter. ~ Lauren

[@pureenergy4578]

@@SnowysOutdoors Just a push button click isn't the difference. Batteries are the difference.

[@pureenergy4578]

@@SnowysOutdoors There is a stove on amazon right now that takes batteries. It is the one I have.

[@mikeanjor9079]

Too much talk for little info

[@SnowysOutdoors]

What other info would you like @Mike Anjor? I'll chase that down for you. ~ Lauren