How much Iso-Butane Propane fuel should you bring on your next backpacking trip? See our estimation!

Join Hunter Zeigler as he breaks down his estimation process for calculating how much iso-butane propane fuel is needed for a backpacking trip. In this video we have a Stansport 110g canister hooked onto the firemaple stove.
Please do your own testing before heading out on your next adventure. Always be conservative and bring more than you think you'll need.
How do you estimate fuel? Share any tips or tricks in the comments below that you have learned in your experience.
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[@terrysoule8441]

Not sure what elevation you are at vs where you are going, but a big difference in elevation will change the results.

[@Recruitcreative]

I thought I mentioned that early on in the video. I’m at 500’ and will be around 8,500 to 9,000’. The atmospheric pressure should actually benefit me at the higher elevation and bring me to the boiling point quicker