Product Spotlight: Jetboil JetPower Fuel, 100 g
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Fuel is the line item people forget until the night before a trip. JetPower is Jetboil's own propane-isobutane canister, and the 100 g size is the one that nests inside most Jetboil cups.
Tier: budget consumable. You'll buy it again and again.
What the listing says
- Size: 100 g (model JF100)
- Fuel: propane-isobutane blend, which Jetboil markets as a four-season blend
- How far it goes: the listing says about 12 L of water boiled. Jetboil's own spec tables range from about 10 L (Flash, Zip) to about 12 L (Stash, MiniMo) per 100 g, depending on the stove.
- Fits: the listing names Jetboil's Flash, Zip, MicroMo, MightyMo, Joule, and SUMO. It uses a standard threaded canister valve.
Practical notes
- Bring enough for the trip. For a solo weekend of boiling water only, one 100 g can is often enough. Melting snow or cooking real meals uses a lot more.
- Cold reduces pressure in any canister. Keep the can in your sleeping bag or jacket on frosty nights.
- Many airlines don't allow fuel canisters, so plan to buy them at your destination.
- Check the fill before you go. The easiest way is to weigh the can and compare it with its empty weight.
When it's empty, the CrunchIt vents and punctures it so many recycling programs will accept it. Check your local rules.
Availability changes often, so check the Amazon listing for current stock and options.