Jetboil JetPower Fuel - 100g

I use these smaller canisters when backpacking. They fit inside the PCS cup. I use the larger canisters when car camping. My only complainant with these canisters is that if you do not completely, and I mean completely dry the inside of you PCS cup the canister will begin to rust on the bottom ring. This in turn left a rust stain inside my cup. To prevent this in the future I now place my canister in a plastic bag before placing it in the cup.

These bottles are small and combined with the jetboil system last longer than the larger canisters do with a normal stove. This is a great system.

All I can say is "wow". What a FAST little stove! I read reviews before I bought one, and I was still amazed at the speed. As mentioned by everyone else, the canister lasts a long time.

I took my jetboil out a few weekends ago in the Williamsport mountains. Didn't expect the weather to turn to snow but it sure did. Took the advice as to sleep with your fuel at the bottom of your sleeping bag. The next morning I was the first one up, started my breakfast then wanted a fire but had no matches. Took the electronic started from the jetboil and lit some kindling and the fire was on it's way. A great add to anyones backpack.

These little canisters last a good amount of time. I have only gone through 2 this summer and took it out to a kayaking trip in lake powell for 5 days using it for breakfast and dinner, used it on a couple over night trips, even used it a few times instead of the stove at home...no clean pots! I used it to cook more than just my meal as well. One bad thing it you do have to pack 'em out and they can not be refilled.

I love that you can fit the JetPower Fuel into the JetBoil! When you're packing light, and there's not much room this is very convenient. I'm very pleased with the efficiency of the fuel as well. Great 4 Season mix especially at altitude.

My new Jetboil works as advertised. You can buy a lighter and more expensive unit but this product works effectively and efficiently is well-sized and is relatively value priced

I can't tell a difference in the burn time between the variety of fuel canisters when I am in the field. The best thing about these is that they fit easily in the jet boil cup - making the kit streamlined for packing.

I love the Jetboil. The small fuel canisters are the only way to go. They fit into the stove’s cup to make a completely self-contained system. The efficiency of the Jetboil is so great that the small canisters will net you more boiled water than the larger canisters will when used with other stoves. So with the Jetboil and the jet power fuel, basically you get more fuel(due to great efficiency) and less weight (due to smaller canister). On my first trip with the Jetboil, I brought three cans of fuel to be safe and for three guys on a 26 mile, 3-day trip. We used to Jetboil for breakfast and dinner. We used the same can of fuel for the entire trip and had some left over.

Heats very efficiently, easily cleaned. Very compact. Ideal for any adventure that limit weight and space. Love it for rafting and kayaking. My all time favorite for 1-2 people.

Just went on a six day hike on the Appalachian Trail In S.W. Virginia and Used My Jetboil stove To make coffee and oatmeal each morning, hot chocolate at noon and hot noodles at night. Took two extra cannisters of fuel just in case, but was surprised to find That I never even used all of the first cannister. My disappointment is that I carried the extra weight for those many miles unnecessarily.

My only concern was accessing the Jetboil, I couldn't find it to buy retail off-line, and some of (maybe most) of the on-line shops aren't aware they can ground-ship fuel. Very efficient, much more than I expected. 2 containers stretched beyond 5 nights and 6 days on the trail in Isle Royale for 4 people - 2 hot meals a day, along with hot drinks.