Coleman 533 Sportster II Dual Fuel Stove

The Coleman 533 Sportster II is a renowned outdoor cooking appliance known for its durability and 'Dual Fuel' capability, allowing it to run on either Coleman liquid fuel or unleaded gasoline. This specific model follows a long legacy of liquid-fueled pressure stoves developed by the company specifically for camping and military use.

Originally founded in 1900 in Kingman, Kansas, by William Coffin Coleman, the brand became a household name following the success of its iconic lanterns. For much of its history, Coleman was an independent American flagship manufacturer. However, today the brand is part of a large multi-national conglomerate. As of 2026, Coleman is a core brand within the Outdoor & Recreation segment of Newell Brands, an American consumer goods company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

Manufacturing of the 533 model has historically been centered in Wichita, Kansas, maintaining a 'Made in USA' heritage for this specific line of high-performance technical stoves, though many other Coleman accessories are produced globally. Ownership has shifted several times, from the Coleman family to MacAndrews & Forbes, Sunbeam, and eventually Jarden Corporation, which was acquired by Newell Rubbermaid (now Newell Brands) in 2016.