I've never really held this against any of the stoves I've used over the years, because this is just how nearly all camp stoves are designed. My number one issues with camp stoves-not just Coleman, but all camp stoves-is that you can't heat and cool stainless steel bars for too long before they begin to warp.
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If you really need to evenly heat larger pans to get your group fed, I suggest something like the Camp Chef Pro series stove. You'll get the best results with 10-inch and smaller pans, which heat much more evenly and in my testing rarely varied more than 50 degrees from center to edge. Now, it's possible to use this to your advantage by putting food you want to cook quickly in the center while the rest is around the edges, but I find this is more trouble than it's worth in practice. Using a digital thermometer to check the temp around a 12-inch cast-iron pan, I found that temps varied by as much as 100 degrees from the center to the edge. With large pans, the outer edges get significantly less heat. Both the Cascade 3-in-1 and the 1900 3-in-1 are capable of delivering 12,000 BTUs per burner. Which is to say that, while a larger pan will fit on the stove because it's wider than the Classic, the ring of flame is the same size. The burners of both stoves are the same as what you'll find on the Coleman Classic. Both stoves did as well as could be expected, though it's worth noting that no stove will cook well in 30-knot winds. I did much of my testing in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, in up to 30-knot winds. At the base, they're no different than any other windscreen on any stove. How could this possibly block wind as well as the much larger side windscreens on the Classic, when they have so much less material? The answer is that they really only need to block wind at the base, to keep the flame from going out. The Cascade and 1900 stoves also share the same windscreen design, which features deeply scooped sides that made me nervous at first. If, like me, you find the Classic slightly cramped (I'm cooking for five when camping with the family), the Cascade and 1900 series are a much more usable size. In terms of usable space and room for pans, though, both are every bit as spacious as the Primus. That makes both slightly larger than the top pick in our guide to two-burner camp stoves, the Coleman Classic, and just slightly smaller than our top pick for families, the Primus Profile stove.
The 1900 series is black with gold latches and hinges, but they are otherwise exactly the same shape and dimensions-25 inches wide, 12 inches deep, and 16 inches tall when open. The Cascade is a pale green, a throwback to the company's pre-1960s stoves (and perhaps a nod to Gen Z Green?), with silver latches and hinges.
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