JetBoil Jetpower Fuel

G'day Ben,

We can't see why not and we definitely have before, but it is always best to check with the individual train company just in case :) 

G'day Amie,

Yep, you are correct!  The 360 Furno stoves can be used with any canisters that have a Lindal Valve.
Always good to double check.

G'day Kylie,

You'll only be able to fit the smaller 100g canister inside the Flash Hiking Stove. The 230g canister is too wide and tall to fit.

G'day Andrew,

The canisters are an 80% Iso-Butane, 20% Propane mixture, which makes them a 4-season fuel mix.

G'day Krystal,

Because the burner shroud is also stored in the flask, only the 100g and 230g canisters will fit in the Sumo when all packed for transport.

G'day Jesse,

The connection on Jetboils, hiking stoves, and related hiking style gas canisters is known as a Lindal Valve, which is universal & standardised across compact hiking style cooking.  I've personally not had any issues with compatibility during international travel, so I'm sure you'll be fine!

G'day Callum,

It will largely depend on the type of burner you're using, and what you're cooking. Generally, a 100g canister will have enough gas to last for a two day hike, boiling water at breakfast, lunch and dinner for coffee/tea/dehydrated meals. I usually carry a 230g canister on four-day hikes for two people and haven't run out before. In terms of cooking rice, yes any size canister will do the job, but the cooking time will depend on the rice, and stove/pot combination you use.

G'day Steph,

Yes, the JetPower Fuel will work with any stove / lantern that has a Lindal valve style attachment. Hike style stoves, including the MSR Pocket Rocket 2 have this attachment and will connect to these canisters.