Jetboil MiniMo Camping and Backpacking Stove Cooking System with Adjustable Heat Control

Great quality and best quality/price ratio. Boils water in almost the same time than Flash model, it has excelent flame regulation (up to a ridiculous low minimum). Most important, 2025 model still uses the previous years pot-burner lock. 2025 Flash model has a little bit improved burner (attachs firmer to the canister than previous versions) but came with a new pot lock system and hence older pots can not be used in newer models of Flash and Zip burners (bad thing Jet Boil !!!!). The only complain with MiniMo is that its Pot has a rivet attached handle and this might be a potential cause of possible pot lickages. Time will tell.

Works nicely for field training in the military. Packs up small and heats up quickly.

Great product! Easy to set up and operate. Quick while cooking meals, easy to clean and store Perfect for any time camping or traveling It’s our second Jetboil cooking set! Got all accessories as well

Quick little review since they asked Love this little thing, it shaved 1.8 lbs off my hiking kit by switching up the cooking and mess kit. 100g fuel tucks inside neatly; pot adapter does not, however, so you'll have to stash that elsewhere or leave it. Boiled 2 cups of water in under five minutes with wind, does exactly what it says it does and what I need it to do. No complaints here

The weak point of this stove is within the burner flame ignition system, which has a tiny wire where the spark leaps to lights the gas on fire. This tiny wire t can malfunction if bent out of its position and place. It's located in the base of the burner. And it's really easy to accidentally bend it . If and when it gets bent out of place, no spark will connect with the gas to produce the flame. I've read lots of reviews about the lighter failing after about 3 uses both on amazon and REI. I've used this little stove on several kayak camping trips where packing is stuffing your camp equipment and gear into holes inside dry bags with lots of opportunities to dent such a wire if not well packed into its cook cup. I can see this being an issue with packing up a backpack or even car kitchen mess kit. So it's very important to make sure to pack the stove inside the cup to protect the ignition wire and when cooking to be careful not to bang it with a pot, then it will survive to work. Bring along a wee bitty lighter for back up just in case. Or waterproof matches, tho you will have a nice little ongoing flaming torch until the waterproof match burns out. since these little torches are not designed to extinguish! I also purchased the jetboil cooking pot for soups to share with my partner and another easy thing to mess up is the plastic protection lid for the base of the cooking pot. The protection lid also serves as your food plate until you forget to take it off first before placing the cooking pot on the burner! Now, mine looks like a purposeful donut-shaped protection cover and still does a very fine job of protection for the base. This little stove boils water super fast, and the low temp control works as advertised. Will see how long it takes me to mess up that ignition wire!

Works well. Perfect for backcountry hunting. Far more efficient than my MSR pocket rocket and Coleman pot. It’s a touch heavy but worth the weight. A little pricey.

I've been transitioning bulkier car camping gear to more backpacking oriented and this was highly recommended at REI. This is my first backpacking type stove and I love it! It's compact, easy to use, easily cook with other cookware and fuel efficient. All the accessories nest well and you don't have to buy Jetboil brand fuel. We bought a canister of Coleman fuel from Walmart which worked just fine, cheaper and we used it for 7+ camping trips. If you are actually backpacking, I'd recommend the Jetboil brand since they are smaller and can fit nested inside the cup. Water boils very quickly and has taken no longer than 3-4 minutes. Pot adapter is included which is great in case you want to use other cookware besides the cup. Bottom plastic cup and the actual cooking cup have measurement markings which has been useful. The plastic sipping lid has holes on it which can be used as a strainer. The rubber grips have prevented burns. The twisting control handle is great for very controlled fuel burn. Fuel can stabilizer also comes with this which is useful in case you are trying to cook on a picnic table or something else that is uneven. Here's the bad: I don't have a lot of complaints but I do have to say there are other stoves out there that are cheaper. I found $150 to be pricey but in the end it was worth it due to all of the useful features and included accessories. The cup is also tricky to remove from the stove right after cooking since the cup is hot. It's a little annoying if you want to eat out of the cup or pour coffee without lugging the entire system around if you can't separate the stove from the cup easily while it's hot.

Nice design well made ideal for backpackers or hikes

¿Hace falta todavía explicarle a alguien por qué jetboil son líderes? Yo creo que no.

Wirklich was vernünftiges und professionelles. Habe davor ein billiger Variante/ Produkt 🤮 bei hoher Flame DEV Schaumstoff geschmolzen. Hier alles perfekt, Flame total kontrollierbar und keine Gefahren! 1/5 Liter Wasser kochen in ca 90 Sekunden. Klasse hat eben sein Preis

This stove is amazing, boils water so quickly, very efficient use of fuel, this cooker with a micro size fuel can is perfect for over night backpacking trips, I took this setup on a recent overnight trip with the micro fuel can only half full and it had enough fuel for my trip with some left over. I previously used a small msr cooker, but I noticed that it took a long time to boil water, this setup is lighter cause you don’t need extra dishes, just eat right out of the pot. Every gram counts in backpacking and this is the best solution when used with the micro size fuel can

Producto de calidad y útil en el campo. Merece la pena la marca y el precio

Ottimo fornello tutto fare, presente nella confezione tutto quello mostrato in foto (anche il supporto per pentole diverse da quella data in dotazione, che non lo necessita in quanto s'incastra perfettamente nell'apposito fornello). Velocità di ebollizione incredibile, leggero e sembra affidabile. E così costoso però che ho paura di usarlo e di rompere il tastino per l'accensione del gas automatica, va usato con cura questo è certo. Altra cosa che ci tengo a dire è di dotarsi di utensili in plastica perché è sconsigliato usare metallo e titanio all'interno del pentolino, rischiate di graffiarlo. Non ho ancora provato la sua antiaderenza ma non mi pare che lo sia. Insomma in definitiva, l'ho acquistato perché volevo provarlo, ma forse per il suo prezzo non so continuo a preferire le modalità di cucine da campeggio più economiche che se anche rovini non ti sembra di aver perso una parte di fegato.