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It’s decent. I have a small 2 person tent from them and I love it. I believe its called the sundome. As far as tents go, if you go camping once or twice a year in places where there aren’t any horrible weather conditions, you should be fine. Pretty much for a basic camper, the gear is great. If you get a little more extreme or plan on going camping very often, then you should probably check out some of the more high end stuff.

Very solid choice. When my dad and I go hunting or I go backpacking, we use a Coleman single-burner propane camping stove. I also have a sleeping bag that the zipper ripped on, but that was totally my fault and not cheap manufacturing.

It is generally good stuff but it does depend on what you mean by “camping.”
Coleman is probably THE name brand for camping equipment used by people that camp in campgrounds. The Coleman white gas camp stove has been around since a few years after WWII (that’s World War II). I’ve had mine 34 years and it still works great. The one my parents have was bought in early 60’s and it still works. Same for Coleman lanterns.
It is probably not the brand for extreme back packing but I do frequently use a Coleman canister stove and I just bought their new solo Exponent cook set. Their stuff is not as light weight as most extreme backpacking gear but is no where near as expensive.
Of all the Coleman gear that I have used, I have only had a problem with one piece of equipment – a single burner stove that belonged to a friend. It had a thin metal collar that supported the burner and it wasn’t strong enough. Another friend took it off and used it as a template to cut a new piece out of some thin stainless steel – no more problems and one of best camp stoves in our group.
I’ve had more problems with my MSR stove and Sierra Designs tent than I’ve had with any of my Coleman stuff.

Not only good but the best buy in camping gear – especially stoves and lanterns.

yes among the best.

It is a good name and has been around for a long time. Just got a lantern and stove at a garage sale for a good price should last for a few years

On a scale of 1-10 I would give Coleman a 3 or 4. I do own some coleman gear (some pots and pans, camp stove, etc) but for important stuff, I prefer better brands. Marmot is my favorite for tents and raingear. I use a Kelty Backpack but Big Agnes and Sierra Design are good too. Check out http://www.outdoor-gear-online.com for tents, sleeping bags, and backpacks.

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