Jetpower Fuel 100gms

Works with boiler

Just the right size to fit in side my jet boil.

Great for my jet boil

Expensive. Super size fits compactly in my jetboil. Lasted for ages, used for boiling water for a hot drink on day and overnight camps. Around 20 boils and it's still going strong. Delayed buying more due to cost but came across it in the Blacks sale for £3.50. As a Bluelight member I got an additional 15% off at Blacks ..so £3.00 or so. Bought 10!

Does what it says on the tin. Delivery was on time

Great

Fast service good value for money would use again

Always surprised by how long it'll lasts. Great product

works great as expected

We used this for a 2-person, 2-day backpacking trip. We cooked three meals each (6 meals total) and it seems there's plenty of gas left, though difficult to tell. We had no issues with our meals and drinks though. Burns really well. A little pricey (there are cheaper options) but we wanted something that would be reliable and this definitely was. Fits easily in backpack side pocket.

The most important thing to know about this stove is its run time. I got about 1 hour and twenty-five minutes run time out of the 100g canister. This is the small size canister that packs up inside the Optimus Crux Lite Solo backpacking stove. I was able to heat enough water to a full boil for 9 freeze dried backpacking meals (requiring different amounts of water; from 12 oz to 16 oz) plus four 10 oz cups of coffee. The gas lights easily when the stove is turned on and a lit match is presented (I have run into issues with some gases being reluctant to ignite with some of my gas powered camping appliances. Sometimes because the gas pressure is high and so gas wants to come out under too much pressure). So, this little canister is what it is, a compact backpacking option. Compactness and ease of carrying are what you're paying for. Not economy of dollars per btu.

Easy to use. Lightweight for backpacking. Lasts a long time with proper use.

Pros - fits inside the jetboil I own so it makes for a compact meal kit Cons - Does NOT give the claimed amount of boils before its empty, also they are expensive for how little you get. Recommendation - Buy the Coleman fuel canisters at Walmart. I was able to purchase one that had almost 3 times the amount of fuel that this one does for the same cost, and it boils just as fast. It isn't as compact but everything goes on my ATV so its no big deal.