Thread: Jetboil Mini Mo ??...

Big fan of the jetboil, reliable, fast & very efficient on gas, If it's cold or at altitude I just chuck the gas canister in my sleeping bag at night

@LOC are you able to post some photos of your setup vs the jet boil for size comparison etc please.
Have been considering going the ti pot and cooker route. Currently have a jetboil flash, and while they're super convenient it's always nice to try new things

Originally Posted by Nibblet

@LOC are you able to post some photos of your setup vs the jet boil for size comparison etc please.
Have been considering going the ti pot and cooker route. Currently have a jetboil flash, and while they're super convenient it's always nice to try new things

will post comparison tomorrow. here is the little stove set up boiling water yesterday. the jet boil didn’t make the cut for the day pack. just too big...

Originally Posted by LOC

will post comparison tomorrow. here is the little stove set up boiling water yesterday. the jet boil didn’t make the cut for the day pack. just too big...

This is the little fire maple set up I use and Tia cup.

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I got a firemaple ti cooker and a 750ml pot that the gas canister cooker and a light fit into it's a great light set up. I can take a photo later.

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I was looking at something like this.

Originally Posted by Nibblet

I was looking at something like this.

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Get a folding titanium spork and you're good to go bro... That's all I carry!

Originally Posted by Biggun708

Get a folding titanium spork and you're good to go bro... That's all I carry!

Got a few plastic sporks to break yet haha. Can't resist every time I go in to macpac and they're sitting at the counter

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Originally Posted by Nibblet

I was looking at something like this.

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I've got exactly the same. It's fine.

Originally Posted by Tahr

I've got exactly the same. It's fine.

Do you find it needs a wind shield at all?

Originally Posted by Nibblet

Do you find it needs a wind shield at all?

Its got a little turbo head thing on it and puts out quite a strong flame. Apart from going behind a tree or a bank I've never had to protect it.

Originally Posted by Nibblet

Do you find it needs a wind shield at all?

I use the same more or less, but have a couple of bits of beer can (tall ones) that I chuck in with them as a windshield. Don't need it most of the time.

I had a Jetboil, great stove, so much faster than standard gas. I traded up to a MSR Windboiler, it seems like a more robust and more weather resistant model; although Shelley points out it doesn't have a built in igniter, you have to use a lighter.

Originally Posted by craigc

I had a Jetboil, great stove, so much faster than standard gas. I traded up to a MSR Windboiler, it seems like a more robust and more weather resistant model; although Shelley points out it doesn't have a built in igniter, you have to use a lighter.

Similar experience here. The jet boil igniter seemed to be a common failure point with online reviews which I felt evened out the pros/cons of each unit. The jet boil does allow you to light the burner with the flask in position. With the MSR you lose some efficiency between lighting the burner and replacing the pot on the heat. But this is negligible.
Neither is an über light option but that is the trade off between weight and efficiency. The jet boil and windburner excel at boiling water fast, but at the expense of portability and multifunction.

nice one, cheers Tahr