Mark Vitow MAPP Map Gas Plus Cylinder, Yellow, 453 g

Came quickly. Used a bit. All fine.

Great product great price great service. Don’t think there’s much else to say 👍

Easy to use, strong and clean connectors. Gas burns well and conforms to all safety standards. Very well packaged and delivered safely. Wouldn’t hesitate to buy again.

Three quarters full but good gad

This product is perfect for the job & great quality, but most of all is the service from this supplier it is second to non, this shipment went missing due to the delivery company ! and i report this to the supplier they took it onboard and sent a 2nd order F.O.C that day and it turned up no problem.

Good value

FIRE. 🔥 Yep — lovely, hot, glorious fire. These MAPP canisters don’t mess around. Once lit, suddenly you’re wielding the power of a tiny sun. But be warned: it’s hot. Like “why is my face warm from across the room?” hot. They’re refills, so you’ll need a compatible torch head unless you enjoy living dangerously and trying to ignite them with sheer willpower. But once attached, oh boy… they’re brilliant for heating, loosening, and generally intimidating stubborn metal into submission. I’ve turned bolts so white‑hot they probably saw their ancestors. Perfect for: • Freeing stuck bolts • Heating metal until it questions its life choices • Feeling like a budget blacksmith • Blow‑torching your crème brûlée (although that may be… ever so slightly overkill) Honestly, these are fantastic. If you need fire — real, serious, “I should probably stand back a bit” fire — this is your new best friend.

This review is for a Yellow Mapp Gas bottle. First off, the exterior. Its a metal bottle. No complaints there, its as described. If i received a chocolate cylinder containing high explosive gas id be leaving a bad review. Its also Yellow, just as they promised, athough if it were a different shade of yellow, im not sure that would constitute a poor review. The colour is insignificant with regards to shade, however be aware, it should be yellow. If you get a blue one, or red one, then its probably Butane or Propane, and therefore you should throw your toys out of the pram and go ape at Amazon for royally ruining your day. possibly causing angst within the household and destroying any chance of some relations in bed that night! Inside? Well unfortunately, my Mapp Gas cylinder did NOT come with a quick release inspection lid, so i cant actually see inside. If yours does come with that feature, be sure to use a match or a lit Posse Torch (as used for Ogre hunting or witch burning, available on amazon im sure!) as this gives a great light source. The Gas itself is noisy, it makes a Hiss like an angry Diamondback Rattler, which scared the bejeesus outta me, but i recovered quickly. Fitting it to a bespoke blowtorch is the preferred method here! Silly me! So igniting the gas as it exits the torch gives a great effect, like the afterburner on the SR71 Blackbird, its mesmurising.......... Oh. Oh sorry i was daydreaming there looking at the flame. So after all that, i tried it on some copper pipe, and it turned some 15mm standard copper pipe cherry red in seconds, easily brazing it, or soldering it. I tried the gas on dissimilar metals, i brazed an Alloy washer to a steel pipe, no problems there. Obviously the right filler rod needs to be used, but the heat this gas puts out is enough to burn satans scrotum let alone do any jobs us mere humans would need. So if you managed to read through this drivel, then let me say, Mapp gas is HOT stuff. Sure its more expensive than Butane/propane mixes, but then try brazing steels and alloys with that!!