Thread: Jetboil Mini Mo ??...

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...

Nice. I ended up ordering that ti pot and cooker. See how it goes. That kettle of yours just looks wrong, yet super awesome

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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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Originally Posted by Nibblet

Nice. I ended up ordering that ti pot and cooker. See how it goes. That kettle of yours just looks wrong, yet super awesome

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Buy two please mate.

Originally Posted by Danny

Buy two please mate.

Actual?



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Originally Posted by Nibblet

Actual?



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I've got that jetboil already. Any of those ti cans?


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Originally Posted by Danny

I've got that jetboil already. Any of those ti cans?


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Call round home next time you're at the old man's... I'll show you the business!

I have the Fire Maple x2 which I had my doubts about but I looked on Ali express and saw a lot were sold into Russia, checked online with Russian reviews and most raved about its value and performance especially in the wind and its as good as that said.
That said if you want a MSR windburner try the Uk about $300 in NZ online delivered about $190 from UK

https://www.jackson-sports.com/en/MS...0/m-10224.aspx

Recently bought a jetboil Mightymo, it has a more powerful burner than the other jetboils but I guess it will be effected by wind more.
It certainly is a powerful little sucker when you open the throttle ,though have only used it to boil a pot of water on the kitchen bench !!

Holy shit snacks. Should have tried this ages ago. Way smaller, way lighter.
Even fits the jetboil lid and cup of you want, not burning lips is quite nice.
Contemplating getting the cozy for the minimo to fit on this to avoid burning my hands since I'm impatient.

Don't have scales so not sure the real weight difference but with everything in the pot including gas feels lighter than the jetboil setup without gas.



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looking good @Nibblet do you mind running me through what you have gone with?

how does the pot attach securely to the cooker in your tripod setup? what are the wires?

Originally Posted by LOC

looking good @Nibblet do you mind running me through what you have gone with?

how does the pot attach securely to the cooker in your tripod setup? what are the wires?

It's just that toakes 750ml pot and brs25 titanium burner from the screenshot I posted. 110g gas canister and the pot stabilizer. Guessing your minimo would have come with them.

Tripod setup is just some wire hangers I found on Amazon for sfa with key chain loop and hook up top to attach to ball head. I'll change it later, got some shock cord coming to try. Basically the weight of the setup when full pulls the sides in to hold it in place. That's the theory anyway, will try it a little later and let you know. It's how rock climbers etc do it.

will give it a go

This actually surprised me, jetboil was slightly quicker to boil two cups of water.

And @LOC, correction is 100g not 110.

One thing I did read is sometimes the arms on these things melt and distort with weight, can see why. Time will tell though

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have a set ordered. i can see what you mean re heat. wowsers. at $17 USD with free shipping you wouldn't feel too bad about tossing it away after a trip, as long as it didn't melt part way through...