Jetboil Stash review - A slow burn?

[@Kakkoii_ne]

I used mine, yesterday, for the first time. I was very impressed. After I used it, and was packing up, I noticed that it was not hot. It cooled off very quickly and I could pack it. It heated up very fast! It was cold outside and it gave us a warm meal and hot tea.

[@texmexia49]

I would suggest a few changes. 1. Make the pot “universal” with a sold separately option so it can be used with other stoves. 2. Make the stove with a deeper concave design like Soto to provide more wind resistance. 3. Offer a 1 liter option. I definitely like the overall design and weight though.

[@nieklegdeur]

Be careful with the tinfoil hat, as jetboil states in their instructions: -do not use windscreen or outback oven; this can overheat the fuel canister, resulting in explosion. I think it's safe to use the tinfoil hat though, just don't use a windscreen! (And of course don't wrap it all around the canister)

[@BelgianHikers]

Super useful find, thanks! I've always assumed you're safe as long as you only use a windscreen on one side of the canister, but that IS a rather ominous-sounding warning. So something like a Soto Windmaster would probably be a better bet for those looking to camp out in windy conditions.

[@outofdarts]

You just combined my two hobbies.

[@BelgianHikers]

Someone should really start a YT channel testing al kinds of stuff based on how well it stands up to Nerf darts 😂 Amazing job on your channel by the way! I scrolled back all the way back to 2016 to see some embarrassing first videos but nope, quality right from the start.

[@valerietheuns2365]

Nice review! Love the genius testing with the Nerf gun hahah

[@BelgianHikers]

Thanks, I may have had a little too much fun with that one 😅

[@wyosundancer]

How many times can you boil water with one (1) cannister ? How many cannisters would be required if using the Jetboil three (3) to five (5) times per day for three (3) days ?

[@BelgianHikers]

That's a tricky question, because it depends on temperature, wind and the amount of water you want to boil. But on average, if we assume that you boil half a liter of water, I'd estimate you'd get a little over 10 boils out of a 100g canister. Since 500ml is on the high end for food prep, 1 small canister for 3 days seems feasible in fair weather.

[@lakorai2]

No. Getva soto wondmaster and a toaks ti pot. Half thr weight and cheaper.

[@BelgianHikers]

Certainly a good setup, especially in windy conditions! Probably a bit slower though, and not as stable.