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Alpenflow Fuel Transfer Device

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$7.77 $11.95 In stock

Category: Accessories Resale Accessories

Why leave behind a graveyard of half-filled canisters when you can combine them all with a gadget that weighs less than a penny? Born on the PCT in 2023, the Alpenflow lets you swap, share, or consolidate fuel like a pro. Borrow from a hiker box, split with a buddy, or finally finish off that pile of canisters in your garage. You can also portion off small amounts of fuel into a small empty canister so that you aren't carrying more than you need for short trips.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

Combined four half-empty canisters into one before my last trip and didn't spill a drop, which honestly surprised me. The little thing lives in my pack pocket now and I forget it's even there. Wish I'd had this years ago instead of leaving fuel behind at every resupply.

Leo ★★★★★

Weighs almost nothing, so I actually forgot it was clipped in my pack until I needed it. Merged three half-empty fuel canisters into one before a trip and didn't spill a drop. Saves space and hassle.

Ryan ★★★★★

Total lifesaver on my last backpacking trip — pouring the dregs from three canisters into one took maybe a minute, and it weighs basically nothing in my pack. The swap-and-share thing is what sold me, since my buddy and I kept trading fuel depending on who ran out first.