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    ayres christ
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    @ayres

    Locale: hawaii & southern appalachia

    hi everyone… i have a question about msr isopro canisters. i read in another thread that the 8oz msr isopro canister is 4.37 inches diameter.

    is the 4oz the same diameter?

    also, are all of these types of fuel canisters the same dimensions?

    knowing this will help tremendously when shopping online for a new cook set. thanks!

    ayres

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    Brad Rogers
    BPL Member

    @mocs123

    Locale: Southeast Tennessee

    The 8oz canisters as well as the MSR 4oz canisters are 4.25" The smaller 4oz canisters like Snow Peak and Jet Boil are 3.5".

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    Raymond Estrella
    Member

    @rayestrella

    Locale: Northern Minnesota

    The MSR canisters are the same diameter no matter what volume. They are just shorter. I know because I accidentally ordered a CASE of the small size. I still have about 40 of them in the gear room…

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    ayres christ
    Member

    @ayres

    Locale: hawaii & southern appalachia

    is it safe to assume that msr has the largest diameter canisters?

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    Roger Caffin
    BPL Member

    @rcaffin

    Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe

    > is it safe to assume that msr has the largest diameter canisters?
    No.
    The Primus and Kovea canisters on my bench are 4.33" across the rim.

    Cheers

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    Sarah Kirkconnell
    BPL Member

    @sarbar

    Locale: Homesteading On An Island In The PNW

    For easy to buy and find in the US, MSR canisters are the widest. (As Roger points out there are wider but you won't find those often here)

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    Hikin’ Jim
    BPL Member

    @hikin_jim

    Locale: Orange County, CA, USA

    Coleman 8oz (~227g) canisters are slightly wider than Snow Peak, MSR, Jetboil, etc, by about 1mm.

    MSR has now dropped the wider 4oz (113g) sized canisters from their line up and replaced them with a new 110g MSR canister that is the same size as Jetboil, Snow Peak, and Optimus (90mm/3.5" wide).

    HJ
    Adventures in Stoving

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