GSI Outdoors Isobutane Fuel Canister - 110 g
With 110 g of high-performing all-season fuel mixture, this GSI Outdoors Isobutane fuel canister is ideal for shorter trips and nests neatly inside nFORM ultralight cook systems (not included).
- High-performance blend of isobutane/propane offers clean combustion year-round, regardless of how much fuel is left
- Designed for use with GSI Outdoors Pinnacle stoves (not included)
- Canister nests inside all nFORM ultralight cook systems to save valuable pack space
Imported.
| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.5 x 3.5 x 2.7 inches |
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 0.12 liters |
| Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 3.9 fluid ounce |
| Material(s) | Steel |
| Weight | 7.1 ounces |
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Easy one here. Price is right, got hot as fast as most any other brand, and lasted like they should. We each threw a couple of the 110 sized cans in our packs and came home with leftovers. The 110s were perfect for our 6-day through-hike of the Lone Star Hiking Trail. Excellent Trail for any and all ages and experience levels BTW. Great Trail for section hikers due to the available parking. If you take this trail on, we all would recommend the Sunday House Cabins for a pre-hike stay, etc. We stayed there the night before as well as midway and the last night before the drive home. Excellent people and very reasonable rates and offer shuttle service to the trail for their guest.
Very handy
Easy to pack (fit inside my cup in pack)...used with jet boil
Got gas?
I've been using these for years up and down the East Coast of the US. Haven't had a problem using them for temps 25 - 105 F.
Perfect for hot drinks on winter backcountry hikes
I always like having at least two cans in my car as well as backpack. Never hike with out them.
More fuel in the same size
This canister works fine and has 110g of fuel vs other brands that only have 100g of fuel
Fits inside the Ozark Trails cup from Wal-Mart
Hey, it's a fuel container. It fits most hiking camp stoves including mine. It does its job, and that should come as no suprise to anyone. This partciular size fits inside the "Ozark Trail 18-Ounce Stainless Steel Cup" from Wal-Mart, which has become my go-to cup for hiking. So in addition to being safe and all I expect from a fuel canister--it ALSO fits where I need it.
Good for short trips
I was able to get boiled water for breakfast and dinner for a 3 night solo backpack.
fuel tank
A standard little fuel carrier. Works fine. Staffer at REI was very helpful.
Can't go wrong with these.
Always works great! No different from any other brand.