I've tested more camp stove fuel canisters than I can count across the Pacific Northwest, from three-season weekends on the Olympic Peninsula to sub-freezing trips in the North Cascades. After burning through 30+ canisters on solo hikes, group outings, and emergency kits, I can tell you that the fuel inside the canister matters more than […]

If you have ever stood in a camping store staring at a wall of proprietary isobutane canisters, each costing four to six dollars for a few ounces of fuel, you already understand why canister stove fuel adapters exist. These small fittings bridge the gap between your favorite backpacking stove and cheaper, more widely available fuel […]