Primus Camping Gas Canister - Standard Threaded Gas Canisters for Camping Stove - Mix of Isobutane & Propane Gas - EN417 Gas Cartridge for Camping Stove

Perfect for my Trangia stive

One 230g bottle lasted me full day and there is still plenty left .I bought two 230G , I boiled water three times , pried sausages, and used it to warm my hands . Gas still left so I do recommend.Bought the foldable gas stove, the small one that comes in the orange square 🟧 box . And it screws on easly. Also , you can unscrew the tank and it will shut it self , so you don't have to keep the bottle connected to the stove, seals are very good , not a single gas escaped when screwing it to the gas stone and unscrewing it . Definitely will buy more .

Solid camping gas, works well and lasts long

It's a gas canister. I assume it contains the blend it states.For what it is, it's pretty expensive. To be fair I've used it on a number of camps now, predominantly for coffee in a firemaple (jetboil type) system but also for steak and broccoli, and it's still going strong. However, if you don't need the low-temperature performance of the gas blend in this canister I'd recommend just going for a much cheaper canister from the local camping store...

Bigger size value for money well worth it lasts a long time

Does the job as you would expect?The only thing I don’t like is when you’re screwing on or off there seems to be quite a lot of gas let out and overtime I would imagine that would add up. Not had it with previous canisters of different make.Good size though

Useful for smaller gas BBQs

Wider rim that should be for that canister type so didn’t pack away in the stove that required the EN type the bottle claims to be. Cap difficult to remove but does work well