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The Coleman F1 Lite Lantern throws off a healthy glow, and weighs just 3.2oz detached from its fuel supply. It's a classic little propane lamp that's perfect for your Alaskan cabin, campsite, or back porch. The F1 Lite is refreshingly simple, with just a mesh mantle guard, wire fuel toggle, and connecting valve making up the entire lantern. Snap it onto a fuel canister, light it up, and illuminate your secret getaway spot whether it's miles from nowhere or right in your back yard.
Bottom Line: We love simple design, and the Coleman F1 Lite is simplicity itself.
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Will the Coleman F1 Lite lantern work with the Jetboil Jetpower
Will the Coleman F1 Lite lantern work with the Jetboil Jetpower fuel cartridges? Thanks
By: hem4814440
October 27, 2011
This lantern will work with any cartridge that has a Lindal valve (standard EN 417), including Jetboil, MSR, Primus, Snow Peak...
By: Phil Maher
October 27, 2011
Anyone know what mantle one uses for the F1 ? Thanks!.
Anyone know what mantle one uses for the F1 ? Thanks!.
By: Dave
June 20, 2009
Way old question, but here you go- Coleman #51-104 mantle
By: Phil Maher
October 27, 2011
Coleman Exponent F1 lite lantern
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Bigredcherokee
January 4, 2012
I like this Lantern because of its size and weight. I pack in for trips on my Enduro and my Jeep. Its small and uses the fuel from my stove. I don't haft to worry about breaking the glass globe b/c there isn't one. I use it to warm my hands on cold nights. I posted up a video of when I got it and will post more later.
Thanks BackCountry!
This seems like a great purchace I am just wondering how easy
This seems like a great purchace I am just wondering how easy it is to light this lantern, since it does not have a glass case to keep the fuel from escaping the metal mesh case?
By: Skibum
May 19, 2009
Just lights like a BBQ without a sparker,just turn on the gas, light a match, and away you go.
By: Shane O'Donnell
May 19, 2009
Does this tread on to the fuel canister or clip on?
Does this tread on to the fuel canister or clip on?
By: RJR
November 26, 2008
This screws into any standard isobutane canister.
By: Cory Guru
November 26, 2008
coleman?
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jeffdog041686088
September 8, 2008
this lantern is very small and light weight. i prefer the mesh casing instead of the glass because it wont break. also coleman threw in a nice carring case for it which seems to be very durable and this will also hold xtra mantles and the wire cord to hang the lantern. seems to fit most feul canisters (ive used snow peak and msr). the light it gives out is plenty for any use backcountry. overall nice lantern
The light from this lantern is comparable to that of a 38 watt light bulb.
By: moroni
October 5, 2008
will this work with snow peak fuel canisters?
will this work with snow peak fuel canisters?
By: greggganno2343687
August 6, 2008
Most canisters are inter-compatible, you shouldn't have any problems using a SnowPeak canister.
By: Matt Fuller
August 6, 2008
Change me.
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I like this Lantern because of its size and weight. I pack in for trips on my Enduro and my Jeep. Its small and uses the fuel from my stove. I don't more...
- Material:
- aluminum, brass, wire mesh
- Burn Time:
- varies
- Weight:
- 3.2 oz
- Recommended Use:
- camping, emergency lighting