The Ins and Outs of Canister Fuels - The Summit Register

Backpacking canister fuels, such as MSR’s IsoPro, typically use a blend of propane, isobutane and/or butane. Learn more about canister fuel.

MSR® IsoPro™ 8oz Fuel Canister

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• Delivers superior performance throughout the life of the canister and in colder temperatures • Optimal fuel blend results in reduced soot and clogs

MSR® IsoPro™ 4 oz. Canister | Cabela's Canada

Woods Butane Gas Canister/Cartridge, Fuel For Camping Stoves, Lanterns & Heaters, 8-oz, 3-pk

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Liquid-feed canister stove with superior cold-weather and low-fuel performance.

WindPro™ II Stove