Jetboil Stash Cooking System

Great stove and pot for boiling water. It boils water so fast! No issues in the wind with this stove. Only complaint I have is that it’s a bit finicky to try and fit all the components into the pot together and even then it rattles a little.

Really like how compact this cook system is. I use it for 3 people backpacking. I’m not a fanatic about weight, but as I get older I definitely appreciate how lightweight this is. I like how is fits what I need all in a small container.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] An awesome solo stove that can do it all. If you’re looking to boil water for coffee or reheat last nights meal for breakfast this is a must for solo camping all while saving weight.

I purchased this item, with the french press attachment, to take on primitive camp outings with the boy scouts. This worked perfect for what I purchased it for, which was the ability to have hot coffee in the mornings. Also took it on day backpacking trips to have a hot lunch. This item would be good for any beginner looking for a stove/pot lightweight combo.

I bought two of these stash. Cook sets one for myself and one for my sister. My sister had experienced a really bad storm in DFW without power so I sent her one of these so she could make lentils and rice. It came in clutch! The second use case I have for it is… I feed my dog, the honest kitchen brand food, which is basically freeze dried human grade, but in powder form. You basically mix it up with hot water and make a nice thick porridge. I keep one in my truck so that I could quickly heat up or barely warm up the water to make a hot meal for my coco pup basically anywhere we are! Plug: i also own the 3 other JetBoils. The Genesis full system, micro mo and mini mo. Took the mini mo to Banff and made the Food-for-sole brand meals. It was amazing to have it take care of 6 people using it taking turns. We had our food and a gallon of water. Spent the entire day at lake lousie and kept everyone nourished. They all have a place in our camp setup.

Water starts boiling very quickly. Used to boiled water to make my coffee and heat my dehydrated food. Every efficient and light weight. Very sturdy build.

I needed a little stove to take camping. Ended up buying the new yeti cargo tots and this fits perfectly in drop in basket. Can even put a gas canister in it for storage. Everything worked out great.

Very pleased with this stove for 3-season use backpacking: fast boil, fuel efficient, compact, durable. I boil in the morning for coffee and evening for dinner (and sometimes tea). No issues getting 7 days from a 110g canister (helps to use a windbreak and to warm up the canister in my quilt in the morning). Probably not a beginner’s stove, but easy to set up and break down.