GasOne 12 Butane Fuel Canisters

Twelve new, sealed cartridges in one box enough to keep a portable stove running through a stretch of outdoor service without a mid-event fuel run. The notched collar lines the canister up with the stove first time, which is worth more than it sounds when you are swapping fuel in the dark. Each cartridge reseals automatically as it comes off the stove, so a part-used canister goes back in the crate rather than being written off.

• 12 Butane Fuel Canisters
• New & Sealed
• Cartridges Automatically Reseal when Removed from Stove
• Notched Collar for easier Alignment to Stove
• For Use with Butane Backpack Camping Stoves

Why the notched collar matters

Butane canisters that do not line up cleanly with a stove's valve are a common source of small gas leaks at the seal, and the notched collar on these canisters removes that guesswork it aligns the same way every time, which is worth more during a fast changeover than it sounds.

Using a part-finished canister

Because each canister reseals automatically when it is lifted off the stove, a part-used one can go back in the box rather than being run down to empty or thrown away. Twelve to a pack is enough to cover an extended stretch of outdoor or mobile service without a mid-event fuel run, particularly alongside a dual-fuel stove that can fall back to propane if butane runs short.

Sealed until opened, unused canisters store easily alongside other event equipment without needing special handling, which matters when packing a van or trailer that also carries the stove, cookware and everything else for a mobile pitch.

Pairing with a dual-fuel stove

Stocking these alongside a propane cylinder gives a mobile kitchen a genuine fallback if one fuel runs out mid-event, provided the stove in use accepts both fuels the Gas One GS-3400P dual-fuel stove is built for exactly that combination. Twelve sealed canisters is enough to plan a fuel rotation around, rather than treating each one as a single-use emergency swap.