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In reply to Post #1187
Bought one last week, just tried it out on this week's 3 night trip. Absolutely spot on, great recommendation.
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Poacher baits 15% off when spending £50+
"Autumn15"
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In reply to Post #1208
Strangely it does mention propane but the tin top says only butane that I can see
Yep, and all the review pictures from customers show Butane only.
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Decent bivvy for the price -
https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/solar-bankmaster-twin-rib-1-man-bivvy
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In reply to Post #1207
Strangely it does mention propane but the tin top says only butane that I can see.
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In reply to Post #1204
Thats what is throwing me with the ad,part of it says butane and another says its a mix of butane/propane
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I've found the go system ones the best when it gets colder, not cheap tho.
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In reply to Post #1203
Butane is the dregs you normally end up with in winter when using propane butane mix canisters.
I took these (butane only cans, not this brand) camping 2 weeks ago as I bought a box full on clearance and I'm trying to use them up before they get too rusty. It got to 5 deg in the morning and after lighting the stove I inverted the can as the burn was too slow for me.
Yes, I'm a impatient bugger....they're great in summer though.
EDIT For clarity & safety, I have a stove which is designed to use liquid gas by inverting the can, DO NOT TRY THIS WITH STOVES THAT AREN'T.
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In reply to Post #1203
I've not used them in cold weather yet as have some specially for that, but they are straight butane and i think cold weather versions are normally mixed with propane
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In reply to Post #1201
Are they any good in cold weather
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In reply to Post #1201
Nice - they are cheap. Just ordered a pack
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In reply to Post #1200
The 500g ones are screw top, I've got a set i purchased before
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Nice, do you think they are screw top
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