Ignik TapRack splits into four refillable 1-lb propane bottles

ignik taprack refillable 1-pound propane tank system for camping.

If you’re still stuck on those green 1-pound disposable propane tanks because Ignik’s compact 3.8L Gas Growler is still too big, they’ve got something for you.

The new Ignik TapRack comes with four refillable Pounder 1-lb gas canisters and a clever filling station to keep them topped off.

ignik refillable 1-pound propane bottle at camp.

Attach the bottles and you can fill them at any DOT-approved filling stations (Costco, U-Haul, etc.), then peel them off one by one as needed. Each 1-pound bottle connects seamlessly to common propane appliances like 2-burner stoves and heaters without any adapters.

ignik taprack refillable 1-pound propane tank system for camping.

Or, keep them all attached and it functions as a single 4-pound canister, drawing from all four tanks simulaneously and equally for anything that uses a standard BBQ grill connector. When not in use, the filling rack breaks down into two pieces for easier storage.

ignik refillable 1-pound propane bottle at camp.

Ignik says the kit pays for itself after four refills. Which is cool, but more importantly it keeps those essentially non-reusable green bottles out of the landfill. And if you’re using those and trying to refill them yourself (which is illegal in some places, this is a much safer, better option.

FYI: The TapRack is designed to only refill Ignik’s Pounder bottles, not other single-use or 3rd party refillable bottles.

Also FYI, Ignik says single-use propane cylinders are to be banned in California starting January 2028,
with more states to follow, including Colorado, Washington, Oregon, New York, and Vermont

ignik taprack refillable 1-pound propane tank station shown from various angles.

Dimensions are 8.6″ L x 9.3″ W x 10.6″ H. MSRP is TBA, available in July. In the meantime, check out their new Blue gas growlers, which come in 3.8L, 5L, and 10L sizes.

Ignik.com

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About Tyler Benedict 316 Articles
I'm a serial traveller who's crisscrossed the US more times than I can count. Current rigs are a '19 Vandoit Ford Transit camper van and an '05 GX470, both fully outfitted for off-road adventures, plus a healthy fleet of gravel bikes & MTBs. On two wheels or four, I love exploring the world from the backroads.

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