GASPRO 5FT Stainless Braided Propane Hose Adapter 1lb to 20lb for Coleman Camp Stove Buddy Heater to LP Cylinder POL Connection

I bought this for use with my weed burner, I was sick of buying the small canisters at $15 a pop and they also lose pressure after using the weed wand for a short period. This adapter hose fits the bill, it’s very nicely made, good quality and worth the money. The only downside I’ve had with it is because it’s so stiff if you aren’t careful it can loosen on the end as you walk around, I guess it was designed to be plugged into a camp stove, which wouldn’t have this problem.

This is a very good product that connects your refillable propane container to *whatever* hose comes with your stove or other similar appliance. I thought that it would plug into the stove directly but it does not. You plug the hose that came with your stove/whatever and then one end of this hose substitutes for where you would normally screw into the disposable propane container. So the chain is: refillable propane tank => this product => hose that came with your stove => stove. No instructions. :-( I guess typical of products sourced from China.When you unscrew this hose from the refillable propane tank (we keep the tank outside), it leaks a tiny amount of gas. If indoors, you might want to vent well, if outside no big deal.It's a braided steel-like exterior, seems very robust.

Easy to use, delivered in good condition and on time

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This item seems to connect securely between my coleman 2 burner camp stove and my regular 20 lb propane bottle (I am trying to do away with using the 1 pound disposable bottles). Even though the connection seems tight and the 20 lb bottle is full, there is not much pressure and the stove does not run with a high flame like it does with a direct 1 lb bottle. If I use both burners at once, even lower burn. Just almost nothing. I tried this on two different stoves and two different propane tanks, same results. Maybe the one they sent me was faulty. I'm only sorry I didn't try it sooner because now it's too late to return. Make sure yours works, and your stove puts out enough flame, before you head into the back country.