Jetboil CrunchIt
$4.46 - $5.99
MSRP: $5.95
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User Reviews
Everybody who uses a canister stove should have one…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $7
Summary
Everybody who uses a canister stove should have one of these great gadgets! It allows the empty fuel cans to be disposed of in the regular garbage.
Pros
- The threaded collar makes punching holes in empty isobutane/propane canisters a snap.
- Small and easy to pack in the kitchen kit.
- Inexpensive.
I've used various methods over the years to punch holes in my exhausted iso/propane canisters, but this neato little tool from JetBoil makes the job quick, easy, and efficient. Being able to thread the collar onto the canister itself lets one do the job without having to stab or put out an undue amount of pressure.
This is handy when it's raining or snowy out, and is a bit safer than using a hunting knife. Ask me how I know.
I'm always a popular guy at the end of group camping trips when I pull this out. :)
Specs
Specs
| Weight |
1 oz / 28 g |
| Length |
3.0 in / 76 mm |
| Width |
1.4 in / 35 mm |
Description
The CrunchIt is a stove accessory made by Jetboil. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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