Ignik Refillable Gas Growler X 10-Pound Propane Tank with Carry Case and Adapter Hose, Natural Case/White Tank

Simply a great solution for my needs. I use this for weekend trips and it easily handles heating, cooking, and lighting duties. I decided to upgrade as I was feeling guilty about throwing away the damn little green bottles. The bottle is light enough to easily transport but holds enough to not have to continually refill it. I normally get about 3 weekends out of a full bottle.IMPORTANT - the bottle arrived pressurized and you need to put a fitting into it and release the air before filling for the first time. Ask me how I know 😉.Great reusable tool for your getaways.

Very useful.

I love this size tank and with the carrying case, it's easy to travel with when camping. And it looks nice!

I love it I use it monthly to cook hot dogs on real quick for the family when I don’t want to fire up the charcoal grill. I haven’t been camping with it yet. Very compatible with the ignik firecan deluxe

Your friends know what this costs and will laugh at you.Its a very nice bag and i love it because it looks cool but the tank is your average half tank available by itself in any propane store for way less.

Pros:LuxuryPortableReusableCons:Marketing deceptiveNo built-in level gaugeMixed:Size mattersThis thing is luxurious. The carrying case, obviously, is high quality, and makes the tank a pleasure to look and to move around. It also provides a great place for the hose to be stored when not in use (circled around the top of the tank. The tank itself is the cleanest tank I've ever seen, even when I've bought new tanks. There is a trim on the top and bottom that covers the edge of the tank. That is a spot on other tanks that have sometimes scratched my hands.This is so much more portable than my 15 pound tank. Full this unit weighs 24 pounds (26.6 pounds if you include the case and hose - which I always will). My 17 pound tank weighs 36.5 pounds when full. The portability is a combination of the (slightly) smaller weight but more importantly the width and the carrying case just makes the tank easier to carry.I took a picture of the unit next to my 17 pound tank as well as 10 disposable green coleman tanks. There you can really see the size difference. The 17 pound tanks and this tank are nearly the same height. But the tank is considerably skinnier.I tested this on :Mr. Heater Portable Buddy: Yes it works. You need to depress the dial a lot longer when starting the pilot compared to a green canister. This is because the hose needs time to fill. But once it gets going it works great.Propane torch. Worked flawlessly. The photo I took has the valve nearly closed so that you can see the flame. But rest assured you can get a hot torch going easily with this tank and hose.Coleman InstaStart Grill Stove: This tank did not work. I read reviews on my stove, the stove's regulator nipple is too short for this type of hose adapter. I ordered a different brand regulator that reportedly will work just fine. This is a cautionary story. Not all devices will work out of the box. But 3 out of 4 of my devices worked just fine.Ignik Fire pit: I mean, obviously this worked beautifully. and they pair together so well. See update below (a different brand regulator works for this setup).The marketing lingo is a bit deceptive. Their comparison chart says that the 20 lb tank is not compatible with camp stoves. But the 10 pound tank is. Well, really the hose is what makes this compatible and you can buy a proper hose from other manufacturers. To be fair, Ignik took a few off the shelf products and packaged them together so well they have added considerable value.It does not have a built-in level gauge. A built-in gauge is a lot more accurate than an aftermarket gauge because the aftermarket gauges are based on pressure. A built-in gauge uses a float. A float inside the tank will always be accurate, whereas a pressure gauge tends to fluctuate. One of my photos shows how a built-in gauge works. For this I removed 1 star.Last but not least, Size matters. I bought the 10 pound tank, but I am already thinking I should have opted for the 5 pound tank instead. If you regularly travel with a 15 pound or higher tank already, then 10 pounds is probably right for you. But if you were travelling with a few 1 pound tanks then likely their 5 pound model would be a better fit. No stars removed due to size choice. I am HAPPILY buying thr 5 pound tank as well now.Update : I received a different brand regulator for my Coleman stove and it worked great. I added a photo of the regulator pin. Notice the X’d out pin has some sort of filter and some gunk in it, that is the original regulator that does not work with this tanks. The green circled regulator works. Notice the clear hole in the pin. That regulator is the “ LS'BABQ 5 Ft Propane Adapter Hose 1 lb to 20 lb Converter and Gas Regulator fit for Coleman Propane Gas Stoves”. So now I have an extra hose. Seems likely that if your stoves regulator pin has a mesh filter like mine it might not work without a different regulator. I would not suggest buying a new regulator of the same model as your old one. The problem might not be age of the regulator.

The case is rad. The bottle is a decnt size, i may have to get a second for a extra if burning fire can on a weekend and trying to cook, but way cooler than a heavy big bottle and rattling doen a trail

Leaks, from valve and fittings. Wouldn't recommend buying from amazon.