5-Foot High-Pressure Propane Hose and Adapter from Coleman - Perfect for Camping, Grilling, and Other Outdoor Activities

I ordered black and received dark blue.: My kids and I love to camp but I hate getting the small green bottles this hooks on a big tank less changes

Canada on Oct 02, 2023

Carlos rojas: Perfecta ajuste sin fugas de gas sin nesesidad de herramienta únicamente se aprieta con la fuerza de la mano

Mexico on Sep 19, 2023

Jesus Hernandez: Me gustó la calidad de los materiales y que es el mismo que anuncian

Mexico on Aug 09, 2023

John ZJohn Z: I ordered this Coleman extension hose to connect a standard 20 lb bbq propane tank to my Coleman classic stove for extended cooking time as part of my earthquake kit. It connected perfectly between the 20 lb tank and the regulator that came with my Coleman stove. The hose and hardware appear to be of good quality for the price and the box indicates “Made in USA”.
One quick note is to be sure to take note of the direction arrows on the black plastic fitting that attaches the hose to the propane tank as I believe they are left-handed threads for tightening to the tank using the “inside” threads on the tank instead of the “outside” threads that my bbq regulator connects to. Hope this is helpful.

United States on Jul 20, 2023

R. Fast: I recently replaced my old Coleman camping gas stove with a propane stove. The small propane cylinders are fine, but I wanted a propane source that would last a lot longer. In this case I wanted to hook up to my propane cylinder that I also use for my Weber grill. This seemed like the perfect option, and it was. There were some less expensive options out there, but this was from the Coleman store and I didn't want to take a chance that another product might not fit or work properly. I received this hose connector, hooked it up per the instructions and it worked great. The pressure control was fine and the Coleman stove ran great. I would recommend this option for those who want/need longer gas capacity for a Coleman stove vs. a smaller propane tank.

United States on Apr 24, 2023

Jason walkley: Good quality item. Bought it for buddy heater but only works if you use the buddy fuel filter

United Kingdom on Mar 12, 2023

dave3d: Well made high pressure hose. Allows the use of large Calor propane cylinders, in my case 6 Kgs.
I am using this on a Mr Heater propane heater. It is a lot cheaper than using the small Coleman 1lb cylinders. No tools required to fit.

United Kingdom on Jan 04, 2023

Kirk: We lost power about a year ago for an extended period of time. Everything in our house is electric except the furnace, so I decided to pick up one of these hoses to use with the Coleman camping stove we have for emergencies.

Yesterday I got my first chance to use it after that big storm line came through and we lost power for a number of hours. This little hose is great. I've got a Coleman folding camp table and I set the Coleman stove up connected to a standard grill propane tank that I had sitting on the ground.

My son used the stove and I used our grill which was connected to a separate propane tank. While we waited for the power to come back on made steak and eggs for dinner.

United States on Dec 12, 2021

Spencer Neal: This is the same hose that my father used when I was a kid and we took the portable gas grill to the camp site. The hose is well constructed, even though its less expensive than a lot of them . I have the Weber Q 1200, and the Weber branded hose is more expensive. The fitting ends are all brass. The plastic star handle that is on the tank side is a little thin, but you can easily use a wrench on that if it ever breaks so I am not too concerned about that. That used to be solid plastic it is not solid anymore.

The side that connects to your portable units is the same across the board since that is universal. The tank side of this hose though threads into the female side of the tank valve, as opposed to the new ones that thread onto the outer more coarse threaded male side. I like this better myself, since it doesn't leak as easy and it is easier to get it tight, also since it is finer threaded. Not to worry though, the tank valves still have that connection since that is how the tanks are also filled. Just remember the threads are reversed though, so you turn it counter clockwise to tighten it.

This hose pays for itself in no time flat. The little green canisters of...

United States on Aug 01, 2015

Yoda 7th: Had this for over a year now. Bought it to connect my Cuisinart CGG-200 to Blue Rhino Propane tank. On a full tank, this hose works great. Recently, the pressure seems to have dropped resulting in weak flames. Since it was working previously, I didn't suspect the hose and thought it was my tank. (but switching tank didn't help). I thought it was the grill inlet or burner being blocked but both appeared to be fine too after inspection.

I deduced something could be blocking in the hose. Air/water/whatever? I never did figure that out but my only option was to find a way to clear the hose passageway. I turned on the grill and let it burn (irregular and weak flames). While burning, I turned off the propane tank and let the grill burn up the remaining gas in the hose until the flame died. I then turn on the propane tank and let it fill up the hose again and repeatedly ignite the burner. This approach works! So was it a lousy hose or was it due to elements caused by the varying weather since my grill is out in the yard 24x7? Anyhow, clearing the hose appears to solve the problem for me multiple times.

If the hose is still working, why then did I rate it as 3-star? It's...

United States on Dec 31, 2012