Snow Peak GigaPower 250 Gold Fuel Canister - 220 g
This larger Snow Peak GigaPower 250 Gold fuel canister is perfect for extended trips, containing 220 g of isobutane/propane for use with stoves and lanterns.
- 85/15 blend of isobutane and propane
- Lowest working temperature with the GigaPower stove: 15° Fahrenheit (-9° C)
- The 220 g canister will nest into most of Snow Peak's larger backpacking cookware (not included)
Imported.
| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 x 3.5 inches |
| Weight | 12.9 ounces |
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Lightweight fuel source for your pocket rocket.
Great addition to my cooking system when I'm on camping and hiking trips. Definitely heats up water fastwr than my rocket stove.
plenty of fuel
Took backpacking for a three day trip. Used it to heat water for breakfast and coffee for three individuals. We used camp fire at night to boil fire. We had plenty of fuel left over. And felt we could’ve used it for dinner water if needed
Great size!
Very light and small. Doesn’t take up space in my backpack. Has lasted for way longer than expected.
It's a can of gas that works
Ok, I can try, it's a can of gas. I screw my Soto stove onto it, fits great, turn on valve, make fire. Fire is hot, boils water. Smells nasty. Aim away from face when installing the stove.
Perfect solution for a power outage
My town had a power outage and I resorted to my camp stove to make coffee, dinner and offer hot food to friends. So glad to find refill canisters at REI! And they were open!!
good stuff
no issues with it! works as expected. I use it with a pocket rocket 2
Good fuel
Perfectly good camping fuel. Just as good as MSR canisters.
Almost started a forest fire with this
Backpacking in Olympic, Washington, a seasoned backpacker and myself decided to cook dinner. I set up my Snow Peak stove with this tank. I lit the the stove, and the whole thing caught fire. I managed to stomp out the flames before it exploded or lit the brush, but I am never, ever buying a stove from Snow Peak again.
Perfect little canister for a Texas snowstorm
Worried about the next winter storm in Texas and the seemingly fragile electric grid? Then this is the little guy for you! A great addition to any emergency preparedness kit because it's small, lightweight and yet packs a punch when heating up whatever canned food you had in the back of the pantry or if you are really prepping -- the freeze dried food in your e-prep kit.
Wanted to love it
Switched to this fuel for my trusted Primus stove for two canisters - it seems like it took longer to boil water than the Optimus canisters I usually use. Mainly used for car camping, 3500 - 5000ft elevation, temps 25* - 45* F. I'll be sticking with the Optimus!