Brand: REI

    Category: Gear & Equipment

    Recommended by Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau, Professional Trail & Mountain Runner — Boulder, CO

    The IsoPro Fuel Canister is a compact and efficient fuel source designed for outdoor enthusiasts, providing a reliable 80/20 blend of isobutane and propane. Perfect for extended camping trips or backpacking adventures, this 8 oz. canister ensures you have the energy needed to cook meals and boil water with ease. 1. Contains an optimal 80/20 blend of isobutane and propane for superior performance in cold weather. 2. Lightweight design at just 8 oz. (227 g) makes it easy to carry on any outdoor excursion. 3. Compatible with a wide range of camping stoves for versatile cooking options. 4. Equipped with a safety valve to prevent accidental leaks and ensure safe usage. 5. Compact size allows for efficient packing without taking up too much space in your gear. 6. Designed for high energy output, providing quick heating for your meals and beverages. 7. Ideal for both short trips and extended adventures, making it a versatile choice for all outdoor activities. The IsoPro Fuel Canister is ideal for campers, hikers, and backpackers seeking a dependable fuel source for cooking in various outdoor environments. It performs best in cold and challenging conditions, ensuring reliable energy for meal preparation. Suitable for users of all skill levels, this canister excels during multi-day trips, weekend getaways, or emergency preparedness situations, making it a must-have for any outdoor enthusiast.

    Price: $6.95

    Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau's review

    Ultralight fuel canister to go with your ultralight stove! With very intentional use, I can make 8 oz of fuel last 4-5 days (one person), but make sure you dial this to your personal cooking habits because nothing sucks more than running out of fuel to cook mid-trip (trust me haha). If you are going shorter or longer, you can optimize weight by buying a 4 oz or a 16 oz fuel canister.

    Recommended by Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau, Professional Trail & Mountain Runner

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    What does Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau say about the IsoPro Fuel Canister - 8 oz. / 227 g?

    Ultralight fuel canister to go with your ultralight stove! With very intentional use, I can make 8 oz of fuel last 4-5 days (one person), but make sure you dial this to your personal cooking habits because nothing sucks more than running out of fuel to cook mid-trip (trust me haha). If you are going shorter or longer, you can optimize weight by buying a 4 oz or a 16 oz fuel canister.

    Why does Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau recommend REI?

    Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau recommends the REI IsoPro Fuel Canister - 8 oz. / 227 g for gear & equipment. Ultralight fuel canister to go with your ultralight stove! With very intentional use, I can make 8 oz of fuel last 4-5 days (one person), but make sure you dial this to your personal cooking habits because nothing sucks more than running out of fuel to cook mid-trip (trust me haha). If you are going shorter or longer, you can optimize weight by buying a 4 oz or a 16 oz fuel canister.

    Is the IsoPro Fuel Canister - 8 oz. / 227 g a good gear & equipment?

    Yes — Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau recommends the IsoPro Fuel Canister - 8 oz. / 227 g by REI as their gear & equipment pick. Ultralight fuel canister to go with your ultralight stove! With very intentional use, I can make 8 oz of fuel last 4-5 days (one person), but make sure you dial this to your personal cooking habits because nothing sucks more than running out of fuel to cook mid-trip (trust me haha). If you are going shorter or longer, you can optimize weight by buying a 4 oz or a 16 oz fuel canister.

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    What other hosts are saying

    2 experts recommend the REI IsoPro Fuel Canister - 8 oz. / 227 g.

    Jarrod Blundy, Founder/Guide at Onward Mountain Guides

    I carry two canisters in the winter because it'll stop working when the canister gets too cold. Having another lets you swap back and forth with one warming up in your jacket.

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