While MSR sells their own brand of isobutane fuel, any isobutane canister will work fine. Testing the MSR PocketRocket in the Field I’ve used the original version of the PocketRocket for over a decade ...

More and more campers are turning to the gas-canister stove because pressurized isobutane fuel can be cleaner, lighter, and more convenient than messing with liquid fuel. But without a universal ...

This is a serious bit of outdoor kit that's sturdy, capable and a true game changer for group campsite cooking. Read on for ...

Recycling falls short Those single-use camp fuel canisters also can be recycled. If they’re empty, Pelczar said it’s legal for Californians to either toss them in the trash or the recycling bin.

The Jetboil Genesis Basecamp System Isobutane is available now via Jetboil distributors across the UK, Europe, and South Africa for a recommended price of £399.99.

The Jetboil Flash is compatible with most standard propane/isobutane fuel canisters. Jetboil makes and sells its own Jetpower Fuel that come in various sizes ranging from 100 grams (for short ...

• Canister stoves use a blend of propane, normal (n-) butane, and isobutane in pressurized cylinders. They’re dead easy to use: Screw the canister to the stove, open the valve, and light ...

Butane’s is at 31 degrees Fahrenheit, which is why older fuel canisters were truly awful in any temps below freezing. Isobutane, which is in modern canisters, boils at 11 degrees.