I'm looking for a backpacking stove that also works with those typical green propane canisters that are so easy to find anywhere. Will those work?
485476
No. Those green canisters are propane and these stoves will not run on propane.
485477
I don't think so, you need the one made by coleman. I know that one works. This is similar to a MSR Pocket Rocket and uses isobutane canisters.
485478
No, this works with the little cannisters. Not the green Coleman kind. You would need an adaptor which is not backpacking light.
1216639
YES, it uses the same butane cannister that similar stoves use. You can buy them from Amazon. Camping stores and some WalMarts sell them.
1784612
I have two of the Primus Classic Trail Stoves and have used Snowpeak Gigapower canisters as well as MSR canisters and both work just fine. I have not used Primus canisters as they are not available from my local outfitter.
566288
You can use standard butane canisters. They all fit and work perfectly with this unit. By the way, this is the Mercedes of stoves. Burns really hot and even when canisters get low, they still have enough power to cook with. I never have had my stove on high, it's just too hot.
856401
Primus canisters (from walmart) also adaptor available on amazon to use cheap propane cylinders. These adaptors will not fit all but will fit most ultra-lite stoves.
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You can use the standard butane/propane canisters sold at REI and other outdoor equipment outlets. The one I have used is made by MSR, but there are several similar canisters that will also work. Hope this helps!
1903015
I got my canisters in the camping department at a local store. I don't know if Amazon sell it but it it very possible they do. It is propane in small canisters.
579742
Yes, I have one and you can use iwatani fuel cartridges but you can use any that are intended for a portable gas camping stove like the GasOne cartridges (12 for $13.50), that are much cheaper.
681464
Def not, however when I was on the islands of Philippines I seen kerosine stoves that looked similar to the Coleman stoves. They must be available somewhere here in the states. Although I assume they wud be inefficient and smokey.
458257
I bought a 12-pack of GasOne Butane canisters offered on Amazon. They work fine. As mentioned in my review, if you want a fuel to use in below freezing temperatures, then I'd go with a propane cook stove.
1600059
MSR canisters work well. There have been some reports of failure with the Coleman canisters but they seem to be working well for me.
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Does not work with propane at all, isopro butane canisters are what you'll be looking for - although this adapter might work: http://www.amazon.com/Kovea-LPG-Adaptor-Small-Silver/dp/B00CFPISZW
985150
Hi Matthew David. We totally LOVE our propane stove and the blower we bought with it is perfect. I do not know if it is the same one. We went through Amazin and were routed to Northern ???? They sold this stove, a perfect little platform, & blower. Blower & platform were sold as accessories for this particular (perfect) stove. I hope this helps. It's been about 2years since we ordered so memory is faded re name & model number. BTW, the photo LOOKS right.
1179425
If it is a table top type stove, it will work. Check out the Max Burton® Portable Butane Burner (08254) and if it is that type of stove, you can use these canisters.
166803
Our stove is propane also, and we've had no issues with the pots. Everything stacks inside the large pot with the sautee pan turned upside down and used as a lid; the bungee cord secures the two together so that even if the whole packages tips over, it shouldn't spill open. There's a good picture of how it stacks at www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Cookware/A10-360L/a10-360l.html. They are definitely NOT lightweight, and I see this as a plus. These are very high quality, and you will be surprised at how heavy it all is.
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No. This is a 16.4 oz canister that only mates with a M.16 x 1.5 screw size. It's the "green monster" that Coleman is well known for producing and used for large outdoor equipment - stoves, lanterns, space heaters, etc.This Ultralight stove aka "JOGR stove" requires either a 100 or 230 gram fuel canister with a universal 7/16 NS thread. Jetboil, Max Burton, Snow Peak, Primus, MSR all make these fuel canisters. They're light, cheap, and reusable (the valve seals between uses)!
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Yes, this works just like the original version of the stove, just in a lighter, smaller version. There are 3 jets that are easily swapped out in the field if required. One for isobutane canisters, one for naptha, and one for gasoline/diesel/kerosene etc.... The hose that connects to the red fuel canister in the picture, will also connect to isobutane canisters. Just have the jet installed for whatever fuel type you want to burn and your cooking with fire...as the saying goes. I've been using this stove for the last year and am very happy with it. The last stove you'll ever need to buy. Highly recommended. Convenience of canisters, and the flexibility to burn any fuel you can find. What's not to love??