G'day Robert,

Potentially, but I can't find any information specifying what valve this stove connects to.
This gas has a B188 or Lindal Valve fitting, so if you can find out the details for your stove and they line up, it will be compatible.

G'day Paul,

These are not pure butane, these canisters are a combination Butane/Isobutane/Propane Fuel Mix, compatible with lindal valve hiking stoves.
They have better performance than standard butane, however, if you are wanting something for close to zero or subzero temperatures, the MSR IsoPro Fuel is the best option.  They have no butane, and a fuel mix ideal for very cold temps.

G'day James,

Thats a great question, but very much depends on the fuel consumption rate of your particular stove which you will find in the specifications/manual.  If you're not sure you should be able to find this info out on our site if we stock the stove, or head to the manufacturing brand's website.
Some stoves may get around 1hr, some may get closer to 2.5hrs.

G'day Michael,

I personally own a MiniMo and have used MSR, Jetboil, and Pro:Fuel gas canisters without issue.
I think that as long as you don't leave your stove unattended, and you keep an eye on it, it shouldn't be an issue. We do advise though that you use your own discretion.

G'day Mark,

Correct, yes.  The MSR Pocket Rocket and other hiking stoves can be used with any Isobutane style gas canisters with a Lindal valve.

G'day John,

Yes, the Soto Amicus uses the same canister attachment style. The attachment is a Lindal Valve, and can be found on almost all of the lighter weight screw thread butane canisters we sell in-store.

G'day Mark,

Unfortunately not, the dangerous goods licencing fee requirements means we're not able to ship gas.

G'day Louis,

It sure can, you just won't be able to store the canister inside the jetboil cup itself.