Jetboil Jetpower Fuel Canister - Full Range 1

Jetboil Jetpower Fuel Canister

Jetboil

$24.90

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Size:

100g 230g 450g

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**Instore pickup only due to Dangerous Good Classification

The most advanced Four Season Isobutane/propane fuel available, Jetpower will fuel any stove you own with designed for use with screw on style fittings.

The 100g canister is the most versatile canister for any adventure. It fill fit inside any Jetboil / MSR Windburner personal cooking system as well as inside the Soto Navigator Cookset With a smaller canister, the 100g Jetpower can be easily stored inside your jacket or sleeping bag to keep the gas warm in sub zero temperatures.

Use the mid size 230g canister for group cooking or longer trips where the monster 450g is perfect for hut or car camping.

Formulated for maximum efficiency and minimum consumption, our high-performance propane/isobutane four-season blend delivers higher vapor pressure for improved performance in cold weather.

**Instore pickup or only due to Dangerous Good Classification

Jetboil Jetpower Fuel Canister

$24.90

Jetboil Jetfuel Fuel Canisters

These are great and used with my Jetboil
2 great sizes!! Small size is great and compact and fits into my Jetboil. Larger size great for those extended long hiking overnighters
Fast boil and even when canisters are low they hold a good fuel burn
Highly Recommend

A reliable fuel mix when expecting cold weather.

Jet power fuel

Great product to go with my jetboil

Jet boil butane cooking system

These have been really handy for the carry size for quickly boiling some collected water on multi long day walks even in snowy conditions. I took the PAST 500ml titanium Billy (no plastic or fragile bits), 2 small butane canisters and 1 large canister, a soto self igniting burner and a few dry matches and a bit of kindling just in case. In future, I'd just take 2-3 small butane canisters (no large), possibly a 2nd billy, as the small canisters pack in the Billy with the burner or some dried food, and I might use toased coconut flakes for my emergency kindling (I can eat them for a lot of emergency calories if I don't need to light a full fire or kindling is easy to come by).

Does the trick

It's Jetboil gas, what else do you need to know? The little cannisters are great for chucking in your webbing with a folding gas stove, water bottle and a cups canteen so you can brew on the go. Also fits nicely in the external pocket of my civvy pack so I can get a brew on without having to rat through the interior of the pack. Would caution that the baby cannisters seem a little unstable on the OG Jetboil, or it could be operator error (I don't use a stabiliser thingy), I would recommend the larger cannisters for that, but your experience may vary. As a final thought, the Jetboil branded gas seems to be more efficient than others on the market, particularly in really cold conditions