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And, I'll add I saw an MSR getting kicked around in the snow on Black Balsam trying to put it out a few years back. Lol...
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Ultralight/backpacking stove?
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And, I'll add I saw an MSR getting kicked around in the snow on Black Balsam trying to put it out a few years back. Lol...
Tight Lines
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Artfuldodger
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My daughter and me use those DIY beer can alcohol stoves. We only ever boil water though. We pour that over our meal in a plastic storage container in a coozie. Then eat it out of that. We use a Vietnamese pour over coffee thing for coffee.
I wouldn't mind getting one of those little one burner iso butane/propane stoves to replace my white gas stove for canoe camping.
I wouldn't mind getting one of those little one burner iso butane/propane stoves to replace my white gas stove for canoe camping.
That's about the same size as my Soto. But, when it's folded out, you can cook on it in a good-sized frying pan.
This is at a backcountry campsite nearly eight miles in last year in the Smokies. The Jetboil beside it don't do frying pans good, mostly water pots:
And still works well on the tailgate on fishing trips:
Tight Lines
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Yep spot on...a little stable stove you can use multiple pots with...my MSR Windburner which is essentially a Jetboil is used only when I'm boiling water for coffee and dehydrated meals and not packing the pan kit...
When I looked Jetboil brand made stoves for boiling water and then stoves for cooking.
I got this one because of free shipping and good reviews
I got this one because of free shipping and good reviews
Tight Lines
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I think you'll be happy with that...good reviews. I've camped a lot with folks that have Jetboil backpacking stoves...I'm partial to MSR but that's because that's what I've always had...
Tight Lines
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That original link didn't review it but this is another one I read...
www.gearhacker.com
Jetboil MightyMo Review: Best Backcountry Canister Stove Review
Best Backcountry Canister Stove Review 2021...Jetboil MightyMo Review...Runner up for Best Canister Stove of 2021...Jetboil vs MSR
www.gearhacker.com
Tight Lines
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There is no good or bad, just the one pot stoves are move for dehydrated food than a full menu of pots and pans...when I'm going light I take the single pot...if I am only going a few days and want more flexibility I take the multi pot...both work, just pros and cons...
That one will do you right. Looks almost exactly like mine that I was talking about. You can do about anything with that one.
It was either brand for me. They seem very close
Tight Lines
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Jetboil makes great stuff, I have a car camping set...nothing wrong with them at all!
I doubt if there's a nickel's worth of difference between the top few brands.
Tight Lines
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Yep...Jetboil was the original single pot, then MSR copied it...MSR, Jetboil, Soto, Primus, Snowpeak all make great stoves...they don't stay in business and sell them if they don't work when called upon...
The knockoffs are cheaper, but I despise the Chinese knock-offs copying our innovation...and I can't speak to their quality...
Tight Lines
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That could be I don't know...but some have great QC I know, and some may not...I think my Whisperlite was made in the US but it's close to 30 years old...They all seemed to be made in Chyna
Tight Lines
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Seems strange to ship that from overseas...all fuel canisters are not created equal...I would stick with Jetboil or Snowpeak or MSR probably...there is probably a review on fuel too but I have not ever researched that...
