Check out the Flipfuel transfer device: https://bit.ly/3EcUsvP
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Eric Flottman's Gear in this video:
Tent: https://bit.ly/4awy4LS
Quilt: https://bit.ly/4axPW9g (on Massdrop, which you have to sign up for)
Mattress: https://alnk.to/g3aNA3x (the new version)
Backpack: https://alnk.to/dAmbQFb
Chair: https://bit.ly/3TDUDaz
Skurka Beans! recipe and resources: https://bit.ly/4aq6kbM

My gear in this video:
Ultralight Quilt: https://bit.ly/49DyIqm
Sleeping Mattress: https://bit.ly/48q8re7
Tent: https://bit.ly/3qmuR06
Backpack: https://bit.ly/3wyt9eD
Stove: https://alnk.to/ei1dKLa
Water Filter: https://alnk.to/1N1q6Qv
Hiking shoes: https://bit.ly/3xkAcrW
Hiking Belt: https://bit.ly/3KBHFXf
Pants: https://alnk.to/dAmbQMN
Sun Hoodie: https://alnk.to/87YHrvv
Satellite Communicator: https://alnk.to/9T8hfHF
Chair: https://alnk.to/3cltYIk
Cookpot: https://bit.ly/3OnddkO
Camera Case: https://bit.ly/3QCa3MF
Headlamp: https://alnk.to/bisl6hs

Almost all backpackers and campers have the same problem, what to do with partially used fuel canisters. Enter Flipfuel. This ingenious device allows you to transfer fuel between canisters. I came across this backpacking gadget last year and it found it to be extremely helpful, as I have dozens of partially filled canisters littering my garage. This has help me reduce my clutter, get empty canisters recycled, and make sure I never pack a halfie again.

In this video I go backpacking with Eric Flottman, the founder of Flipfuel. Since we both live in Arizona, we decided to go backpacking in the Superstition Mountains just outside of Phoenix, AZ.

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