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These string tie mantles are much better than other brands and types I have used. I prefer these, hands down, to the mantels with wire ties. I have needed to change a generator or two over the years and with the string ties a person can actually replace the generator without destroying the mantle. I have not had that kind of success with the wire ties. If you disturb the wire the mantle breaks. Simply stated, the Coleman brand string tie mantles are to best choice and worth every penny.
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They don't burn down as nice as the old ones did. They crumble really easy. Must have cheap and them up somehow. I think I'll stick with peerless. Coleman got to be just junk.
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Good mantles for the most part. If you have gas/propane lanterns, you need spare mantles on hand. The mantles burn in OK, but I've had a few mantles fail and open up at burn in so I keep extras on hand, I can absorb the loss of a few mantle failures and still keep my lanterns operationally ready when I need them. The Coleman #21 mantles will provide plenty of light for work, recreation, or emergencies. These mantles have been made since the early 90s with the new Yttrium formula; not with the older, low-level radioactive Thorium formula. Honestly, I can't see a significant difference in brightness between the newer Coleman mantles and the older ones.
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it's a Coleman branded product.. It's a name you can trust to function as advertised.
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Works like a charm.....perfect fit and price is right for having spares just in case
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