Camping Stove Adapter 1L Outdoor Propane Small Tank Input EN417 Lindal Valve Output

I have this and the Kovea adaptor. This one is much lighter which is a consideration for bikers and backpackers. This one does not have the adjustment screw like the Kovea. But when I turn the screw in the Kovea, I don't notice any change in the stove's flame so the absence of the screw may be meaningless. I had no problem screwing this on and off a can of propane. Both this unit and the Kovea are a little hard to get started but that's partly because you're inserting the "needle" into the propane can to access the gas as you screw it on. There is a tiny puff of gas that is emitted when you unscrew it - obvious by the chemical odor in the gas for safety. I haven't used it a lot, but I like it just fine. It's cheaper and lighter than the Kovea but works just the same. I haven't tried it with all of my stoves yet but it worked without modification using my Jetboil MicroMo burner. The Kovea required a slight amount of drilling using a 1/8th inch drill bit to have sufficient clearance for the Jetboil to seat firmly on it. This one required no drilling. I like them both.

This adapter works great for my insect repellent burner so I can use the larger cans of fuel. I have not had any issues with gas leaking or it coming apart as it is very well built.

These adapters allow me to use my gas stoves on Coleman type 16.1 oz bottles, instead of the more expensive bottle they're designed to fit. They seem very solid, and well made, and look like they will last forever, if taken care of. I use the adapter with the tiny fold up gas stoves, and I use the Stansport bottle support with the fold out legs, to give good support to the gas bottle. Even though the support, bottle, and stove end up being a little tall, it seems to be solid and steady, even with a heavy pan of water on the stove. I'm very happy with these adapters, and they do the job without leaking gas, or making the stove work differently than using the small, expensive gas cans. I also have a refill adapter to fill the 16.1 oz cylinders, which makes stove operation that much cheaper, and also avoids having to dispose of the empty cylinders. All around, a win, win situation. When you use these adapters, screw them onto the stove first, and then screw the combined stove, and adapter onto the gas cylinder. This avoids the possibility of a gas leak, which you might get if you screw the adapter onto the gas cylinder first. If you don't mind carrying the slightly heavier 16.1 oz bottles, the adapters will really work well with your stove, and will be very economical at the same time.

Bought this adapter after getting a small camping stove and realizing it did not fit one of those 1 lb propane canisters. Delivery was supposed to take two days, but that wasn't the case (long story; bottom line, couldn't use it for what I wanted). Originally, I had bought a 4-pack of the propane canisters. When I attached the adapter to one of them and turned on the stove, nothing happened. I thought of returning the item after several tries, but I tried attaching it to another canister. As I was attaching it, I realized that my hand was actually hurt (skin peeled) from attaching/detaching the adapter to/from the previous canister. Using a small towel, I was able to have a better grip and attach it super tightly. The stove turned on so I put it to the test right away by boiling some water to make some coffee. The flow of gas was good, but it had occasional hiccups (but that could be the camping stove, who knows). Another review said you had to be Hulk to use this adapter. I agree with it to some extent. You at least need something to protect your hand/grip. Otherwise, pretty good alternative for the price.

This is a simple adapter that allows you to take the 1 pound Coleman type propane and use them on devices and stoves that are generally for the isobutane canisters. What you really need to be aware of is that the screw on threading needs to be quality or they won't work or it might be dangerous to use. I have tried other brands listed at the same cost and they haven't had the right thread and so I threw them away. I have bought 3 of these adapters now, tested all of them, and each has worked great. Remember that some stoves or devices may burn out or break because they weren't supposed to use this type of propane but for those that do this is a great choice for redundancy or simplifying the fuel that you want to use.

This is my second review because I keep buying them. I purchased another, bigger name ( think of a Canadian tree) and had issues right away. The other products broke quickly (stem breaking off in the can) and sometimes they won't work from can to can (propane tanks). I didn't think this was possible until a caught myself repurchasing adapter after adapter. This is simply THE BEST ADAPTER that I've used... and I use the crap out of it/them.

I am using this adapter to convert an isobutane canister stove to a propane canister. DISCLAIMER: This is NOT recommended practice, do so at your own risk. So far it's doing what it claims to do and I get to cook less expensively while camping (I am refilling my 1lb propane canisters-another NO-NO...but that's a different review...). This adapter is very light and the only thing I'd recommend is that you make sure everything is sufficiently screwed on tight so the gas flows. First time I tried I did not get the gas to flow, the valves have these safety devices (imagine that...) and apparently it requires that you install the adapter rather tightly. After one trial and error (mine, totally) it works great, for me.

Danger - Buyer Beware. Would have been very helpful if manufacturer stated this does not work on a Jetboil Flash or other Lindal valve stoves that do not have a fuel regulator. This is the reason for my 1 star rating. Had this not been the case, it would have received a 4 or 5. Since the Jetboil Flash control valve is essentially an "on/off" control, there is no way to turn down the flame. With this device, the Jetboil Flash puts out a very large flame when connected to a propane source. The flame extends outside the burner area, and will melt the insulating sleeve on the canister within seconds. Read on if you want to understand more. The JetBoil stove is designed to work with their fuel canisters that contain 80% isobutane and 20% propane. This blend is intended to optimize the balance between fuel efficiency and low temperature operation. I was unable to find the exact specifications, but this 80/20 fuel mixture has a vapor pressure of about 60 psig at 70 degrees F. This contrasts to a vapor pressure of 110 psig at 70 degrees F for a 100% propane fuel. With this significantly higher pressure when running on pure propane, the JetBoil stove burner is combusting way too much fuel for the stove design. If your Lindal valve stove has a regulator, this adaptor may work well. A few more comments about the device: Pros - Overall construction looks quite good. The Lindal end of the device screwed on very easily to my stove. Design prevents fuel from escaping regardless of the disconnection sequence (i.e. stove vs. tank first). Cons - The end that connects to the propane cylinder was a bit tricky to attach. One has to be careful to line it up straight and push as it is screwed on. It can easily be cross threaded if not lined up properly. The end story........ Since this item is non-returnable, and I knew that when I purchased it (Thank You Amazon for making this clear), I proceeded to investigate whether I could make it work on my stove. After many trials, I was able to get it to work such that the flame was comparable to using the 80/20 fuel mixture. For safety reasons, I won't go into the details.

Had high hopes for this! Thought I’d be able to extend the range of gas bottles I can use with my Jetboil. It fits jetboil but I’ve been to 3 big camping stores in the uk and no one can work out what this adapter is meant to work with. A complete waste of money!

Worked as described for me with a Jetboil minimo stove. If you hurt yourself using this, you are probably someone who should not be modifying things. For everyone else, this is a great little device.

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No la he probado conectar al tanque de gas aún, se ve de buena calidad y al menos en la parte que se conecta a la estufa se adapto bien

This adapter allows me to use my backpacking stove with a 1lb propane bottle, when car camping or other times when I don't want to use a smaller, lighter isobutane canister. The check valve allows me to connect it to the propane bottle before connecting the stove, and remove the stove before taking the adapter off the propane bottle. Isobutane stove works well on propane. It's a great way to make the stove multi-fuel and multi-use.