Jetboil
Jetboil JetGauge Fuel Canister Scale (Grey)
The Jetboil JetGauge is a digital fuel canister scale designed to measure the remaining fuel in isobutane/propane canisters for outdoor cooking. It works with 100g, 230g, and 450g JetPower canisters and is compatible with most backpacking fuel canisters. The device weighs 3 oz, features an easy-to-read digital display, and includes a usage guide for meal planning.
- Color
- Grey
- Style
- travel-friendly
- Category
- Sporting Goods > Outdoor Recreation > Camping & Hiking > Camping Tools
Color
- GTIN
858941006601- MPN
JETBOIL-858941006601-FLOORMODEL
Specifications
Digital Jetboil JetGauge to measure fuel level in Jetboil and most isobutane/propane backpacking fuel canisters; three preset canister-size settings and a usage guide for trip meal planning.
Three settings for 100 g, 230 g and 450 g JetPower canisters; easy-to-read digital output showing canister fuel content; convenient usage guide for meal planning; compatible with most isobutane/propane backpacking fuel canisters; compatible with multiple Jetboil product series.
- Color
- Grey · gray
- Style
- travel-friendly
- Occasion
- hiking, travel
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- used
- Category
- Sporting Goods > Outdoor Recreation > Camping & Hiking > Camping Tools
Additional Attributes
- Check the fuel level of any Jetboil canister
- Easy-to-read digital output displays a canister's fuel content
- Three settings for weighing 100 g, 230 g and 450 g JetPower canisters
- Convenient usage guide to help meal planning
- Compatible with most isobutane/propane backpacking fuel canisters
- Engineered for Jetboil canisters
- Compatible with Stash, Flash, Flash 1.0L, Flash 1.8L, Joule, MicroMo, MightyMo, MiniMo, SUMO, TrailCook 1.2L, TrailCook 2.0L, Zip, Zip 0.8L
- Color: Grey
- Weight: 0.32 oz | 85 g
- Dimensions: 1 in x 2.5 in | 2.5 cm x 6.4 cm
- Includes link to JetGauge Instructions and Frequently Asked Questions (resources & support)
Image Analysis
4 images- 01high
Front-facing product image of a triangular gray device with a round black digital display showing 0% and large orange 'JETBOIL' lettering, mounted above a metal linkage and cylindrical connector, shown on a white background.
OCR: JETBOIL. 0%gray triangular plastic housingmatte plastic finishround black digital displayblue numeric LCD digitslarge orange raised lettering 'JETBOIL'power symbol shaped accent inside letteringmetal swivel linkagecylindrical metal connectorsingle visible screw on connectorstudio white backgroundfront-facing product shot- 02high
Close-up outdoor photo of a hand holding a triangular gray stove controller with an orange 'JETBOIL' label and a circular digital display reading 28; a blue-gray threaded fuel canister hangs below from a metal hook. Background is a blurred forest.
OCR: JETBOIL. 28triangular gray plastic stove controllerorange raised 'JETBOIL' text on devicesmall circular digital display showing 28metal hanging hook/shackleblue-gray threaded fuel canister with barcode and white texthuman hand holding deviceblue insulated jacket sleeveblurred forest backgroundshallow depth of fieldnatural outdoor lightingmatte plastic finish on controllerpainted metal finish on canister- 03high
Handheld gray Jetboil device held by a person and attached by a small carabiner and short chain to a black and orange Jetpower fuel canister; scene is outdoors with a blurred background.
OCR: JETBOIL. JETPOWERmatte gray plastic housingraised orange rubber letteringround digital display windowsmall metal carabiner clipsmall metal valve fittingcylindrical metal fuel canisterprinted black and orange canister labelperson hand holding devicewristwatch on wristshort metal chain between device and valveshallow depth of fieldoutdoor natural lightinglifestyle product shotblurred background beach or outdoor scene- 04high
Triangular gray device with a circular digital display reading 80% and raised orange 'JETBOIL' text, suspended by a metal clip onto a black fuel canister with an orange stripe, photographed on a white background.
OCR: JETBOIL. 80%matte gray triangular housingcircular glossy black digital displayblue numeric LCD digitsraised orange molded textmetal hanging swivel clipmetal threaded fuel connectorblack fuel canister with orange striperounded teardrop silhouettestudio white backgroundtop-down frontal product shoteven studio lighting
Brand PDP Lookup
- Brand
- Jetboil
JetGauge
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Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 reviews · out of 5
Great product
I was impressed with the shipping and the item I got looked brand new. Great product and I’ll be ordering again.
Reddit Insights
4 threads · r/CampingGear, r/Ultralight, r/AppalachianTrailReddit views the Jetboil JetGauge as a simple, accurate, and lightweight tool for measuring remaining fuel in canisters, though some consider it an unnecessary accessory when a kitchen scale works just as well.
The majority of comments praise the JetGauge for its convenience and accuracy, but a notable minority argue it's an extra gadget that isn't essential if you already own a kitchen scale.
Themes
Use Cases
- Quickly determining remaining fuel to avoid running out on trips
- Checking partially used canisters before packing for a trip
- Monitoring fuel consumption during longer expeditions
Watch Out For
Community Q&A
- Is the Jetboil JetGauge worth buying if I already have a kitchen scale?
- Probably not; a kitchen scale can weigh canisters just as accurately, though the JetGauge is more portable and dedicated to the task.
- How accurate is the JetGauge?
- Very accurate, giving readings in grams or percentage, and calibrated specifically for Jetboil canister weights.
- Can the JetGauge be used with non-Jetboil fuel canisters?
- Yes, it works with most standard isobutane/propane canisters, though it is optimized for Jetboil's own canisters.
Compared To
vs Using a regular kitchen scale
Users note that a kitchen scale combined with the known empty canister weight provides the same information as the JetGauge, often at a lower cost and without needing a specialized tool.
vs Floating canister method
The float method is a free, no-tool alternative, but it's considered less precise than the JetGauge and requires access to water.
Source Threads
How to check those fuel canisters the easy way!
The Jetboil JetGauge is the easiest and most accurate way to measure remaining fuel. You just screw it on, pick up the canister, and it tells you exactly how many grams or percentage of fuel is left. It's a bit of a niche gadget, but if you have a bunch of half-empty canisters, it's super handy. I've used a kitchen scale too, and that works fine if you know the empty weight, but the JetGauge is just quicker and more convenient for me.
r/CampingGearView thread →
Jetboil.. Are they really that good?
This thread is a general discussion of Jetboil stoves and their efficiency; there is no mention of the JetGauge or fuel canister scale.
r/CampingandHikingView thread →
Does Jetboil actually give as many boils as it claims?
I have the JetGauge and it's great for seeing exactly how much fuel you have left. It's small and light enough that I take it on longer trips to monitor fuel usage. Some say it's unnecessary if you have a scale at home, but I like the precision. Knowing the exact grams left helps me plan meals better. I've found Jetboil's boil claims are pretty accurate when you weigh the canister before and after, and the JetGauge helps with that.
r/UltralightView thread →
First new Jetboil stove, is the connection between the stove and the cup supposed to be not tight?
This thread is about a stove connection issue and does not mention the JetGauge or fuel measurement.
r/CampingGearView thread →
Jetboil or MSR or other third option?
For fuel measurement, I just use the float method or a kitchen scale. But I have a buddy who swears by his JetGauge. He says it's foolproof and he doesn't have to guess. I can see the appeal if you're paranoid about running out of gas. It's a bit of a luxury item, but if you're already in the Jetboil ecosystem, it's a nice add-on.
r/AppalachianTrailView thread →