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Consolidate your backpacking fuel with the FlipFuel® Fuel Transfer Device. This ultra-lightweight durable gadget allows you to transfer isobutane fuel between canisters and top-off your fuel before a trip. The...
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 1094 reviews.
I was a little sceptical as to how the Flipfuel would perform, but I’m super impressed.
You can hear the gas transferring between canisters so it’s clear when the transfer is complete.
I seen the advert and just had to order. I have 2 c100 and a c500 canister, I begrudge throwing them no matter how little gas is in there. I was using a quarter of my side pouches in my bergen to store gas on hikes/wild camps. No im back to taking the c100s thanks to this absolutely simple but amazing gadget. What a find. Customer service is also brilliant.
Simple to use works well. Will save me lots hundreds of $$ in the long run by buying bigger cheaper canisters instead of the smaller more expensive ones. Just keep fill 1 small one. Pluse no more carrying 3 half bottles in a trip....
Couldnt wait to try it and it works!
Thinking it may be better on a hotter UK day as didnt quite empty the cannister. Could hear that there was a tiny bit remaining. Not sure if this is normal?
They're on the shelf, have to look closely.
Bought as a backup to my backup for lighting my cook stove.
Can't be to prepared when it's time for making coffee.
Not a lot to say about a sticker. I put it on the back of my off-road trailer.
FlipFuel has been a handy device for camping, so I added the sticker to my rig.
Day 1: Topped off 4 small containers with one large container, then consolidated 2 large containers. 10 minutes on a Saturday morning and I'm ready for a year of trips. Thanks!
I've actually used my Flip Fuel Transfer Valve several times to refill my smaller canisters from the bigger canisters. It's a real money savings!
Easy to use!
Works well. Helps to have some fuel in the cold/receiving can to increase the thermal mass, and to have sending can warm, but not hot so the receiving can stays cold. Transfer is fast and effective until last 5 grams or so of fuel, which takes a couple cycles of warming and very cold receiving can to coax out. Had < 1g of fuel left in sending cans. Kitchen scale is very helpful to prevent overfilling.
Received the Bandana When I got got the Flipfuel...I love this Bandana..it is colorful and bright..makes a great marker in the woods...easy to see. Can see it being in the bag for a long time to come
Received flipfuel in the mail and immediately tried it. Directions are so simple was able to easily so and combine an almost empty can to one that was half full. Flipfuel definitely works....And I will no longer be carrying an almost empty can with a backup if it went out on trips.
Bowdier
Overlanding is an amazing way to spend a portion our lives ✨
There is no doubt that sacrifices are made to be self contained in this tiny space 🧳
Over the last few years we’ve settled into some routines & weeded out items of no need 🤷🏼♀️
Limited is our space as we move about seeing sights & traveling roads less traveled 🗺️
Gear is selected with scrutiny but I gotta tell ya’ my pet-peeve has been partial isobutane fuel canisters that take up unnecessary room as they also don’t have the necessary *umph* when degrees drop & I’m seeking a warm hug in my cup ☕️
An ingenious solution presented itself created by folks who love the Superstitions about as much as this gal 🏜️
I’m giddy with the joy of consolidating fuel & taking up less room in the truck 🛻
FlipFuel® was designed to help hikers & campers consolidate partially filled fuel containers encouraging us to not forget to recycle the empties ♻️
The process is simply with this tool they’ve crafted:
Step 1:
Place the receiving canister in the freezer, ice chest or cool shaded area while placing the sending canister in the sun 🌞
Step 2:
Wait 5 to 10 minutes allowing the fuel canisters to create a temperature differential that facilitates the transfer ⤵️
Step 3:
Thread canisters onto FlipFuel® device. Sending canister on top 🔝 (“OUT”) side (heat up) with receiving canister on bottom (“IN”) side (cold down) & only hand tighten 🙌🏻
Step 4:
Open valve to transfer fuel. Once complete make sure you close the valve & detach isobutane fuel canisters 💃🏼
That’s it my peeps super easy-peasy & ya’ no longer pack a halfie 🥳
This gal isn’t a fan of gadgets however adding FlipFuel® to my gear has been a game changer 🤗
I bought your flip tool last fall but just used it for the first time. So simple! I’ll be spreading the good news to my hiking buddies.
I very happily just turned 6 partial canisters into two full ones.
Four canisters consolidated into one full canister! Three empty canisters can now be recycled.
Excellent 👍
Ordered from the U.K. and received my order from the US in around 5 days!
Great product and will not only save me from running out of fuel, or running at low pressure, but will save me money in the long run.
Make sure that you have the differential in temperatures and it quickly empties one into the other.
Works great. I would have loved more guidance on gross, net, and canister weights but I figured that stuff out then got to work. It works really well and solves a common problem.
Works great. Recommend using a kitchen scale to monitor overfilling if using an 16 ounce bulk canister to refill 4&8 ounce ones until FlipFuel publishes more comprehensive information about refill volume issues/procedures regarding safety.
I put the valve on a canister and set it in the snow, brought a warm canister out of the house and screwed it upside down on to the valve, and opened the valve all the way. When I no longer hear the fuel transferring, I close the valve and remove the upper canister. I emptied 5 partials into 3 that are about 3/4 full now.