Isobutane is an 80/20 blend of isobutane and propane. This clean-burning formulation maintains higher internal pressure at lower temperatures. Compatible with Jetboil and most other backpacking backpacking stoves

Propane is the most common fuel used in 2 burner camp stoves. However, this leads to a lot of empty cylinders in the landfill. This is why we prefer to use Little Camper's reusable propane tanks. It's easy to swap out and refill anytime.

Butane is great for single burner stoves that are designed to travel. This high perfomance fuel leaves no residue, has a pressure release venting system, and is really light and durable weighing in at 8oz per can.

Used in liquid fuel stoves, white gas is ideal for really cold temperatures, travelling internationally, and larger groups. The stoves can be a little trickier to use, but it can be the best stove in the right situation.

Stoves like the Biolite CampStove 2+ not only burn wood for cooking, but this stove takes the heat and converts it to electricity to charge your phone.

No smell, smoke, ash, or residue, this nontoxic fuel source has a 12 minute burn time and can be used on its own or to start a campfire.

Not just for drinking, alcohol stoves are light and you can even make your own. However, they can be tough to use and have slow cooking times.

The MSR Universal stove can burn almost any type of liquid gas including kerosene, deisel (gross), unleaded gasoline and even jet fuel.