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Premium all-season canister fuel

MSR IsoPro is a performance blend of isobutane and propane, mixed 80/20, using some of the purest isobutane of any canister fuel. That formulation holds higher internal pressure as temperatures drop and as the canister empties, so you get more consistent output across a wider range of conditions than cheaper butane-heavy blends.

Clean-burning and easy to read

The fuel burns cleanly for zero-maintenance combustion, and a printed float gauge lets you check how much fuel remains by placing the canister in water. That takes the guesswork out of packing for a trip.

Wide stove compatibility

The canister uses a standard threaded Lindal valve, so it fits MSR canister stoves and the many other brands that use screw-thread canister burners. A self-sealing valve means you can safely remove the canister from the stove for transport and storage.

Pick your size

Choose from 113g for fast-and-light overnighters, 227g as the do-everything workhorse for a few days out, or 450g for longer trips and basecamp cooking.

Handle and store safely

This is a pressurised, highly flammable gas canister. Keep it away from heat and naked flames, store it in a cool, well-ventilated place, and keep it out of reach of children.

General
BrandMSR
Other
Size110g, 227g, 450g
TypeCamping gas canister
Fuel blend80/20 isobutane and propane
Sizes113g, 227g, 450g
ValveThreaded Lindal valve (EN 417)
Valve functionSelf-sealing, removable from stove
Fuel gaugePrinted float gauge
CombustionClean-burning, zero-maintenance
CompatibilityScrew-thread canister stoves (MSR and other brands)

Frequently asked questions

Which stoves does IsoPro fit?

It has a standard threaded Lindal valve, so it fits MSR canister stoves and the many other brands that use screw-thread canister burners.

Why choose the 80/20 isobutane/propane blend?

The blend holds higher pressure at lower temperatures and as the canister empties, giving more consistent performance in the cold than cheaper butane-heavy fuels.

How do I tell how much fuel is left?

The canister has a printed float gauge. Place it in water and the level it floats at shows roughly how much fuel remains.

Which size should I buy?

113g suits light overnight trips, 227g is the versatile all-rounder for a few days, and 450g is best for longer trips or basecamp cooking.

How should I store and transport it?

It is a pressurised, highly flammable canister. The self-sealing valve lets you remove it from the stove for transport. Store it cool, well ventilated and away from heat, flames and children.