Jetboil CrunchIt Recycling Tool

About This Item

DESIGN

  • Lightweight stainless steel construction
  • Safely vents fuel
  • Bottle opener and jet orifice wrench in handle
  • Easily clips to carabiner or key ring

SPECS

  • Dimensions: 1.4” x 3”
  • Weight: 1 oz.
  • Brand : Jetboil
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 20JETUFLCNSTRRCYCCAC
  • SKU: 21584578

REVIEWS

4.8
100%
Recommended

8 Reviews

Verified Purchase

Handy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product, great price. Bought for camping and bugout bag.

Verified Purchase

Perfect Tool!

Perfect tool for recycling gas canisters! Buy one for a friend!

Verified Purchase

Convenient Tool

Convenient, but not necessary. Easy enough to punch holes in a cannister, but sure way to not get hurt doing.

Verified Purchase

Must Have For Cannister Fuel Can Recycle

Sure, weighs only a couple grams, but well worth the pack space savings by crunching your cans. use them up and Crunchit for easy recycle in standard methods.

Verified Purchase

Got The Job Done

It was able to screw on and punch holes in the container, great door anyone that wants to recycle fuel canisters easily. It also has a bottle opener.

Verified Purchase

Recycle Fuel Cans

I bought this a month ago and am so glad I did I probably had about 15-20 empty fuel cans I had no idea what to do with them the metal recyclers wouldn't take them because they still comtained small amounts of fuel. I saw this crunchit tool while searching for a jetboil flash and thought YES!!! just what I need it was very easy to use screw it on and it will release the remaining fuel DO THIS OUTSIDE then just step on the end and it will punch a hole in the empty can I put two holes in mine now the recycling center takes the cans and the metal is recycled

Verified Purchase

Just What I Wanted

I was looking for a way to recycle the canisters. This product does what it says.

Verified Purchase

Cleared Out My Empty Canister Backlog

This makes the difference between "I COULD puncture these empty canisters with, like, a hammer and screwdriver." and "I DID puncture and recycle several years' worth of empties."

Read All Reviews (8)