Product Spotlight: Jetboil CrunchIt Fuel Canister Recycling Tool
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What do you do with an empty fuel can? Many recycling programs won't take a sealed, pressurized canister. The CrunchIt is a tiny stainless-steel tool that vents whatever gas is left and then punches a hole in the can, so it's ready for steel recycling where that's accepted.
Tier: budget accessory.
Details from the listing
- Weight: about 1 oz
- Size: about 1.4 x 3 in
- Material: stainless steel. It also has a bottle opener and a carabiner-style clip.
- Works with: JetPower and other compatible butane, isobutane, or propane-blend threaded canisters
Who needs one
It's for anyone who goes through more than a few canisters a year, or whose local recycler asks for punctured cans. It's a home tool, not trail gear. Leave it in your gear bin and use it on canisters you know are empty.
Use it safely
Do this outdoors, away from any flame or spark, and only on cans you have burned down as far as the stove will go. Follow the printed instructions. Rules vary, so check what your local recycler accepts.
See the Jetboil CrunchIt on Amazon
Availability changes often, so check the Amazon listing for current stock and options.