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Backpacking canister fuels, such as MSR’s IsoPro, typically use a blend of propane, isobutane and/or butane. Learn more about canister fuel.
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Weber Gas Canister, 445g Weber Cartridge, Small Gas Canister BBQ Fuel, Disposable Butane/Propane Cannister
The Ins and Outs of Canister Fuels - The Summit Register
• Delivers superior performance throughout the life of the canister and in colder temperatures • Optimal fuel blend results in reduced soot and clogs
MSR® IsoPro™ 4 oz. Canister | Cabela's Canada
FlipFuel Review: Canister Fuel Transfer Device
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How Much Stove Fuel Do I Need for a Backpacking Trip?
Jetboil Fuel Can Stabilizer for Jetboil Camping and Backpacking Stoves and Jetpower Fuel Canisters : : Sports & Outdoors
How to Measure How Much Fuel is Left in a Canister
A Guide to MSR Backpacking Stoves
How to Safely Store Your Jetboil Fuel Canisters - Jetboil
Why does my fuel canister turn cold when I run my stove? - The Summit Register
A Guide to MSR Backpacking Stoves
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Primus Firestick Stove Review
