Everyone is familiar with the green 1lb propane bottles that rattle around the back of the truck or garage. What they might not know, is that they are designed as a single-use product and over 40 million of them end up in landfills every year. They're not meant to be refilled and recycling them is very difficult. The Gas Growler allows you to replace these bottles with a small, portable 5lb tank that is easily to refilled, stores easy, and provides 5X the fuel at a fraction of the cost. More heat, less waste.

Ignik's Multi-Use Warmers were designed out of necessity. On a long trip throug the Arctic, we discoved that nearly half the warmer we brought were either already spent when we opened them or only lasted a few hours before releasing all their heat.

We've design the Ignik warmers based on the idea that you deserve to use all our heat. With the Airbarrier™ packaging, you can reseal your warmers back in the pouch and use again another day. Up to 3 days later! This way you can use all you heat. Not only this, but the warmers themselves are designed to release their heat over a longer period of time and not waste all their energy at once.

Also, the inside contents are 100% biodegradable and the packaging and outer are recyclable.

The FireCan was created to solve the ever-increasing problem of how to safely have a campfire during the wildfire season and not have to lug around those common, large and awkward fire pit rings. It's small size and big heat makes it perfect for smaller adventure vehicles and works great for those quick, trailside gatherings and weekend camp getaways. It packs away easily in your rig and can easily be fueled with Ignik's gas growlers.

In 2023, Ignik was able to partner with the National Forest Foundation. In an effort to further protect our forests, Ignik is donating $10,000 from its FireCan line sales to the NFF’s Reforestation Program. Sales from Ignik’s FireCan, FireCan Deluxe, and FireCan Elite will support planting 10,000 new trees, some of which will replace trees destroyed by wildfires.