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£15.07 (inc Vat)
You save 11%
Primus
Fuel Bottle
0.6 or 1 Litre Ultra lightweight bottle to store fuel. Aluminium coating for extra strength and durability.
£13.91 (inc Vat)
You save 13%
MSR
Fuel Bottle
Allows you to store and securely transport Fuel for your Trangia/ stove. Perfect for if you are multi-day Camping, Backpacking, hiking or walking.
£13.39 (inc Vat)
You save 10%
Trangia
Fuel Bottle with safety valve
A secure bottle to store fuel for your Trangia stove. Valve ensures safety.
£7.67 (inc Vat)
You save 23%
Camping Gaz
CP250 4 Pack Gas Canisters
Camping Gaz CP250 Gas Canister 4 Pack
£7.43 (inc Vat)
Camping Gaz
CV470 Plus Resealable Cartridge
Camping Gaz CV470 Plus Resealable Cartridge
£7.11 (inc Vat)
You save 11%
Primus
Winter Gas
Primus Winter Gas is Camping Fuel perfect for backpacking in cold climates and over-night hiking or trekking.
£7.07 (inc Vat)
You save 11%
Primus
Powerfuel 1 Litre
High performance, high output, clean burning fuel for getting the best out of your stove. If you have a multifuel model, running some of this through occasionally will help prevent blockages and diesel muck bui...
£6.22 (inc Vat)
You save 11%
Trangia
Safety Valve bottle Top
Replacement safety valve for Trangia fuel bottles.
£4.68 (inc Vat)
Camping Gaz
CV300 Plus Resealable Cartridge
Camping Gaz CV300 Plus Resealable Cartridge
£4.40 (inc Vat)
You save 12%
Vango
Bio-Ethanol Spirit
Vango Bio-Ethanol Spirit
£3.96 (inc Vat)
You save 12%
Jetboil
Jetpower Fuel
Jetboil Jetpower Fuel
£3.53 (inc Vat)
You save 11%
Primus
Power Gas
Re-sealable screw thread gas canisters
These contain iso-butane/propane low pessure gas that works well down to low temeratures.Typically the 100g size is suitable for a weekend away where you want to keep w...
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Camping Stove Fuel
Different types of fuel work better in different situations, and consequently different stoves and lanterns suit different circustances. Full details and guidelines can be found under Stoves and Spares.
The main choices of fuel are:
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gas; either Camping Gaz, Primus or Jetboil.
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liquid; either Primus PowerFuel or Barratine Meths (Methylated Spirit).
We also stock solid fuel tablets. Other alternatives that can be purchased at many hardwear stores and garages are Parafin and various vehicle fuels.
Gas tends to burn cleaner, and their stoves are easier to handle and maintain than liquid fuel stoves, however, gas canisters can be bulky, expensive and be hard to obtain in remote parts of the globe.
PowerFuel and other high performance liquid fuels burn reasonably cleanly but are not so common as either gas or vehicle fuels, and it is still reasonably expensive. Vehicle fuels like diesel, meanwhile, tend to be dirty beasts, and will necessitate cleaning out your stove much more regularly. Alternating dirty fuels with a small amount of cleaner liquid fuel will help keep your stove performing well.
Fuel availabilty
Travelling and expeditioning outside of Europe, North America, Australia and SE Asia it can be very difficult to get hold of any fuel other than petrol. In popular areas such as those accessible from Kathmandu most fuels can be found at a price, but generally gas and meths can be ruled out. If you have doubts about availability on your travels, drop us a line and we will do our best to help.
If you are buying a petrol burning stove for travelling in Asia or Africa make sure that it will accept different grades of petroleum. In many places even unleaded will be unavailable so the stove needs to accept fuels like four-star or diesel. A good example is the MSR Dragonfly. Take a servicing kit because these fuels will clog any stove with soot in time. For the most relaible stove for use with the dirtiest fuels plump for the MSR XGK EX.
Fuel Bottles
It is important to store liquid fuel carefully. We recommend using Trangia fuel bottles for storing meths as the head of the bottle enables a very accurate pour into a hot burner sat within a Trangia stove set. MSR fuel bottles and Primus fuel bottles are appropriate for use with their own brands of stoves to make sure the tolerances at the bottle neck are correct to withstand the high pressure caused by pumping a liquid fuel stove.