WALMART Jetboil KILLER?? - Camp Chef Stryker 200 Multi-fuel Stove

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[@thomasdarby6084]

The sound differences between the propane and the isobutane flames were due to two factors: One, the pressure differential-- propane has a much higher pressure, which is why you don't see it used in pocket lighters; and two, the position of the microphone relative to the cooking units. Because of its higher vapor pressure, propane will always cook faster. The trade-off is weight; isobutane containers are not as heavy and have a smaller form factor, better for infrequent camping use. But for long-term use, if you have the means to carry them, propane canisters are always best.

[@tylerbell1831]

I'm a truck driver make my coffee everyday with one of these

[@auntdayskitchen6315]

I’m a truck driver and I found it very useful when I got a truck that didn’t have an inverter and also when the inverter I had my truck broke down

[@briancox2592]

I’m in ltl and I just got a msr wind burner. Very similar and great for warm food and drinks.

[@markbaginski1038]

I did a little research into fuel canisters. An ISO Pro canister is about 20% Propane and 80% ISO Butane. Propane remains a gas at a lower temperature than the Butane.This allows you to light the stove in colder temperatures. However if you can't warm up your fuel the Propane will burn off and the stove will go out. If you try to put 220 gr of Propane in a thin wall canister like the MSR or Coleman canister the seams would burst . That is why the 1 pound Propane canister is made of thicker steel. By the way, jet biol makes a 1 l pot and a 1.8 l pot if you need more volume. The nice thing about Jetboil is that they make many accessories for their stoves.

[@idget5]

I cooked with one of these daily. Great product. Lasted 2 years daily use in a 18 wheeler. After continuous use the jet part burns out as the grate falls apart. Great value, cooks quick.

[@donyafrontauria9235]

Just found one of these tonight in clearance for $25!! We snagged it. It will be our daytrip or car camping kit.

[@rizzorides2490]

I just found the LAST 1 at my local Wal-Mart for $35. Clearance...

[@steves3760]

Camp Chef makes a heat diffuser for fry pans. Makes it more versatile.

[@xdivineHART]

Lucky!!!

[@jimmysapien9961]

Dang

[@keepitreal5148]

That's a hella of a deal I just saw one at Walmart for $74 lol 😆

[@jad6126]

We bought the Stryker 150 (propane only) a couple of years ago from Costco. It super fast at boiling water for pour over coffee. We also got a small day pack that we keep the coffee grounds, propane canister, the stove, a couple of mugs, and other items. Our coffee "kit" is stored near the tailgate of our Jeep so its ready to go.

[@jonl9801]

Camp Chef actually makes some really good stuff for being a ‘Walmart’ brand. I’ve heard countless people tell me their pellet grills are comparable (some say better) than a Traeger or GMG.

[@sharonmendoza1140]

I have used the grasshopper stove for backpacking since 1974. IT runs on propane.When backpacking with 18 other people we had opportunities to really put our stoves to the test..Others had Sevea ,gas stove,isolated butane stoves, as well as a number of others.We were at 10,000 ft and above every night for 10 days.Every night we put our stoves to the test.. Our coldest night was 12 degrees. I LEFT MY GRASSHOPPER stove with propane out all night.It was very heavily encrusted with ice.It started up immediately.My 2 1 qt water water bottles were frozen solid.We all started breakfast at the same time.Mine boiled first,the gas stoves took 20 minutes just to prime.Iso butane took forever.I had breakfast cleaned up and packed my back pack and was ready to go before anyone else finished breakfast. Quickness of boil is only one factor.I would still go with my grasshopper.,than any of the others.I still have it and the propane is the best!.Quick,low maintainance reasonably fast and works just as well in high altitudes as low altitudes.I used the Grasshoppers stove with high adventure explorer Scouts, church groups,Eagles scouts,and with my own family's trips.Never failed once,.No problems ever.Lights up consistently every time in every situation.!!!

[@__-pl3jg]

Yup propane is pretty much the best choice for high elevations and cold weather. In fact thats the whole reason they created ISO butane (butane mixed with propane). Because butane by itself wont exit the canister in cold or high elevations. But, man are those propane canisters heavy! Unless Im hiking more than 13 days I've never had a reason to use anything other than isobutane canisters. A single 7oz canister is enough fuel to boil 500ml of water twice daily for 13 days at 10k feet or higher in my experience. That being said I sleep with my canister to keep it warm and have my setup optimized to get warm from the burner flame. You must be living in the mountains or have a pack horse 🤔. To each their own, im glad to hear your grasshopper is still working after so long! Impressive.

[@robedmund9948]

My son bought a cook set at Sportsman's Warehouse that included two pots AND smaller cup all with handles. He also bought a Coleman multi-fuel camp stove. All together he spent about $40 bucks. ALL of this fit into the same small draw-string bag, including one fuel can. Most of his Scout friends had Jet Boils. On a river trip, he and I ate together while the other boy's dad had to wait. No difference in the speed of boiling water either.

[@Big_John_C]

I carry one in my saddle bags on my motorcycle along with a handful of mountain house meals, it's great for weekend trips.

[@f8lfrogman]

Me too... It fits my minimalistic needs

[@derkaderkaduh]

I picked one of these up a while back & I love it, I use it all the time for day hikes & solo car camping. There's also a pot adapter with simmer plate that fits on it allowing you to use a small pan or skillet & the simmer plate does a really good job of spreading the heat out.

[@nickp.2432]

I have used this for 3 years now and it still is going strong. I bought because I was visiting the Carson iceberg wilderness there was a fire ban. Bought in bishop California and have used it as my regular rig ever since. Rock solid and I have no complaints.

[@philparrott4424]

I carried a Jet boil stove with standard pot and the bigger pot on my '09 thru hike of the Appalachian Trail. Felt like I had the best stove of everyone else. Loved it, this one looks good too.

[@therealgaragegirls]

Wasn't there a politician who "hiked the Appalachian Trail," but that ended up meaning something else altogether?

[@ricker76er]

@@therealgaragegirls Carlos danger

[@kevinharbach4901]

Had mine for 3 years and it hasn't failed me yet. This exact one! Got it on amazon

[@jrothell]

Excellent review! Found 2 for immediate pickup in Bossier City! Now they have 1 left! Thanks, Doc!

[@Janedoe-hw6sp]

I like your extra work for sound details

[@explorer8888]

Great review! April 2022 price: $135! Unbelievable!

[@cheeto.1]

I subscribed just cause you called it the “Ding Dong Bell 🔔” 😂 😂 thousands of videos and nobody else ever called it that....keep doing it

[@williamgestole4859]

I love my Stryker. I’ve had it for about a month. Like you I stumbled on it my local Walmart. I wanted the jet boil but I couldn’t afford it. This was in my budget. It’s boils water in seemingly seconds.

[@desireemichaelson4499]

great tidbits with this video about the difference in canisters. I bought this thing due to multifuel option. glad I dit now! thanks for the video!

[@alanbierhoff6831]

Great video! I just got one the other day and I love it. I’ve had a Jetboil since they first came out but, the deal maker for me with the Stryker is the multi fuel option. I also purchased the Camp Chef Mountain Series Stryker Pot Support Adapter so I can use any pot or skillet.

[@billrussell7672]

Mee too!!!!!

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

Propane and butane have about the same heat energy, (BTU per Pound), but the propane has a higher pressure, so more came out. Propane can be used below zero degrees F, butane stops around freezing. It would be nice if they made half pound propane bottles.

[@enzoh7763]

Thanks for the info, Didn't know about Butane not working below zero .

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

@@enzoh7763 Google, butane vs propane cold weather, And it will give you a brief explanation and links to more detailed info. You can buy adapters to use the green propane bottles with camp stoves made for butane. www.amazon.com/Propane-Adapter-Converter-Cylinder-Canister/dp/B0891LP1J5/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=adapter+propane+butane&qid=1600706501&sr=8-6

[@jwrhynejr9608]

Thanks for the education. Will make a great gift for weekend or seasonal campers.

[@hiker64]

My original Jetboil from my 2006 AT hike is still going strong - Bought a replacement parts kit to carry during my hike but have not had to use it to this day. This stryker stove looks like a cool option with the propane attachment.

[@DeerUNIT42]

I got this around Black Friday on Amazon for $30, it’s the size of the bigger jetboil, so really different applications than a lightweight setup (this one boils for two). But great value!

[@TheQuidditchfan]

Use the smaller butane tank and it fits great. By the way caught mine on clearance for $35

[@scottbutler1561]

So glad you're back on. A little off topic here, but have you considered doing a Japan vs Australia vs Sweden vs US vs China alcohol and pressurized stove challenges? Each country has some great solutions and approaches to these systems.

[@mikebell3127]

Propane sound test. You rock!!!

[@totallyfrozen]

I’m going to take an early guess (before watching) and say the iso-butane will boil water faster than propane. I’m assuming because the iso-butane is a slightly larger, heavier hydrocarbon with a slightly higher boiling point. So it should kick out a little more BTUs. Assuming he let the burner completely cool off before using the propane so that the test started off evenly, I stand corrected and the propane was faster.

[@Coolness59]

I just had a Jetboil Flash System delivered today. :) This Stryker system would be great for car camping. I just discovered your page today. Well done!! I see you're in Louisiana. Our daughter and family are in Bossier City, Barksdale AFB. I plan to travel there again in the Spring and my son-in-law and I are planning to backpack. How close are you to Bossier City? That would be great if we could hook up. I live in Virginia, near the Blue Ridge and hike and backpack quite a bit. These Virginia mountains are tough...... :)

[@LifeBetweenTheDash]

Super review. Thx for the info.

[@karnubawax]

I've had my JetBoil for over 12 years, taken it everywhere, 10,000 feet +, never any problems. Besides the piezos which tend to crap out after a few years, but I always carry a lighter. Good to see some cheaper alternatives, but as for me... if it ain't broke don't fix it. I'm sticking with JB.

[@escapetherace1943]

I cut the piezos off my stoves because they're wasted weight, I have a lighter, and half the time they shock my hand instead

[@rickybritton7212]

I love it, grid down situation, duel fuel is a big pro, with the extraction adapter from larger propane tank to refill , it's a win win , for me, as always Ernie great 👍 review, I can always depend on you to bring the best 👌 review. Sincerely Rick from Mo and God bless you and your family 👪

[@rickybritton7212]

@Shawn Patricio Dear Shawn, I thought you lived in Louisiana, What part of Mo are you from, I love your Content

[@living4mylord]

Extraction adaptor. Do tell please.....I have searched the internet trying to figure this part out. No joy. Any help or direction to point me in please?

[@dannynimmo3052]

@@living4mylord On amazon, I just ordered a hamans outdoor gas refill adapter for filling butane canisters, this by itself isn't the answer, I'm still looking for the connections to refill with propane, I'll keep ya posted if I get it all located. I'm sure most of have common since enough propane will be perfectly safe to refill and use. I have friends that do welding on oil rigs and most that have been around a while always seem to use propane, completely different type of heat transfer, it heats the whole part where acetylene only heats at the point you are cutting. I think this is better for cooking but not for what they are doing. in their case they can just get the fuel anywhere or any day almost any time otherwise they wouldn't use propane for their purpose, availability is why. for cooking, my speculation is I think it'll work better. sorry, made this a little more long winded here than intended. I'll let ya know if I learn anything:)

[@living4mylord]

@@dannynimmo3052 That's terrific Danny. Thanks! We are still working through all of that ourselves.

[@anujbhatia3337]

The stove adapter itself is around $15. Which makes this a pretty good deal. Would love to see a boil tests between your top 2-3 favorite backpacking stoves and with isobutane vs propane. Thinking about picking up the Soto Amicus and a propane adapter! Love the channel!

[@adopancia7445]

Nice video. For my hiking I usually use light alcohol stoves, but I had an experience, a very cold and windy night in winter in the mountains, this kind of kit saved our chance of boiling water in the strong wind. I think in these conditions that kind of gas kit is the one to go.

[@jplamb77]

Having the Versatility of using Propane is One of the reasons I bought the “Actual”, Trangia gas stove. Great Review Ernie,,!!!!! Joshua

[@MrAlaska66]

Just picked one up at my local Walmart for $40 clearance. I've never used a Jetboil, my regular stoves are an MSR Whisperlite International and a Primus Himalaya multi-fuel. At this price I couldn't pass up giving it a try.

[@jamesfulghum6189]

Okay, I was just sold when I saw that adapter. Wow, that's a nice feature.

[@Big_John_C]

Those adapters are available on eBay, i got one for $5.95

[@MrBluesluver]

Nice video and great info. This would be at about the top price of my budget. I don't hike much anymore due to bad knees, but love to camp with the mini truck or motorcycle and to fish. This would be great for tea/coffee there. Thank you for the great info. I may put this on my Christmas list.

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

It small enough for 2 and 3 person tent camping in the winter, cold weather. in cases where you have to vestibule cook. Also as a backup for rainy day tent/tarp camping. While car/truck camping a larger "burner" option, be it single or twin burner cook stoves, are good, because you don't have to worry about any weight. In hot tent camping you usually have the heating stove to cook on. So this would be an in-between job, not for ultralight camping, where oz counts, and not for car camping where weight isn't an issue. but for basic winter camping, for bike camping, using small bike campers, for kayak/canoe camping. IE any place where you might not have the space or need for multi-burner stoves... where you won't be carrying around a large wood stove... and where you aren't exactly counting oz... this would be great.

[@titanpreparedness]

Im glad this one accepts both fuel types. Its looks great and about 40% off the jetboil

[@roysoto263]

I agree. Been looking for something like this. Glad he shared this.

[@vanjoy1781]

good ole tent camping would be great. Also, having it at a cabin.

[@rgrea2]

I picked one up and took home hoping my goto cowboy coffee pot use could be improved , filled with water and coffee and thinking it would take 5-6 minutes to start boiling NOPE it boiled over because the heat is intense. I Love the system just have to dial down the heat and this will be good. Thanks for the Heads up.

[@brendabrock7702]

I'm van dweller make my coffee everyday with the jet boil. They also make a pot and you can use a small folding fry pan that I make grilled cheese sandwiches.

[@kevinwences3022]

its been sold out at my local walmart for a while i check for it whenever i go, but i recieved some cabelas gift cards so i went and got a jetboil now so excited.

[@chrispierce2942]

Got mine for $64 at wally world yesterday. Last one on the shelf.

[@frankpavelec2609]

Like you said, this would be great for car camping. I took a Jetboil to Philmont with my son on a Boy Scout backing trip. It was big enough for a 12 people. We had 2 going some times, but high in the mountains the fuel for JetBoil took quite a while to boil water of course. I think that Camp Chef looks like it definitely will be a winner on car camping though and it boils up to 4 cups of water. That is awesome.

[@stabnore]

I was recently at Walmart, and when I checked prices on Amazon, they lowered them. I'm not saying they knew I was in the camping aisle at Walmart, but it couldn't hurt to try it out.

[@Steve-hb4my]

Bravo!! I’ve owned the Stryker 100 (doesn’t come with the propane adapter) for awhile, and agree with you 100%. It is bulkier than a Jetboil, but a great value!

[@billrussell7672]

All you need to make a stryker 100 to a 200 is buy propane adaptor and the ones you buy are lighter and work better

[@bigearedmouse17]

Jetboil cookers are overly expensive, Most copies are just as good.

[@steveclark..]

I own the first version of the Jetboil and love it but that was too expensive also, for that reason I'd buy a copy in future too.

[@jimmysapien9961]

Over priced !!!!!!!’

[@Zicora]

I've really liked my Camp Chef stuff. Their pellet grills are great. I got the Stryker stove as a gift and have the one that does canisters and propane. Worked great for me camping out in Utah.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

I never wanted to backpack carrying a Jetboil unit as I thought they were too large and weighty. I do use mine overland camping. I use a rolled piece of aluminum as a wind protector; it came in a plastic tube and I added a BBQ lighter, an air bellows, pair of chop sticks and a long titanium spoon. Considering all that it's very lightweight. We recently experienced a 34-hour power outage and all of my camping equipment was a life saver including a Jackery 240, Mr. Buddy Heater, Coleman single burner and the Jetboil stoves. Our sleeping bags kept us super comfortable at night with the house interior temperature dropped to 38F. I will pick up one of these Camp Chef stoves when it's available at one of several Walmarts in our area.

[@LowLumens]

I love my Msr (windboiler) windburner. I’ve tried all the jetboil models fast but horrible in windy conditions. I tried many cheap copies of jetboil. Some actually are very good indeed! I now use my Msr windburner. Indoors or out in windy areas almost same boil times. Great video!! I just saw this stove kit in my local Walmart and sportsman warehouse

[@longjohn2155]

I wasn’t aware of this stove system. Thanks for the review :-)

[@jamienoonan1186]

I have a very similar kit which I purchased here in the UK last year for around £30, the OEX Tacana Solo Stove set. I agree with your review, great cook kit for the money but a little big and heavy and even the slightest breeze can blow the flame out when first ignited, seems to improve once it's warmed up.

[@scottcoombs3201]

Great review! Thanks for the info!

[@jvd2468]

I found one last week, (the last one on the shelf), for $40 and snagged it immediately.

[@MBwelding]

I just got back from a fire that one of the guys I was with had this stove we had this a jet boil and a firebox nano they all worked great for heating food and making coffee this camp chef kept right up with the jet boil no problem and if it wasn’t for the lid and color you wouldn’t have noticed the difference I think for the money it’s a better option though out of them all I’m still sticking with my nano it just is so versatile you run out of fuel in your trangia no problem break up a couple sticks and your back to cooking but that’s just my personal preference

[@carmenmartinez2882]

brambo4791 I agree, Nano and Trangia is all I need.

[@MinuteontheMountain]

Great review. Can't believe how much faster the propane got the water boiling.

[@funsmasher7018]

Looks like a good piece of kit to add to my RV. Making coffee outside saves firing up the stove inside it, and steaming the place up.

[@allenbishop9154]

This would be handy at a picnic with the family, I like the adapter and it would be nice to be able to have one of those around.

[@LandoVlogsGO]

I think so too.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

"Stryker, you're coming in too low!"

[@user-UnMagico]

FAST

[@jquest42]

Shirley you jest🙂

[@AnAlternitivePerspective]

have one of these and i love it, use it on mountain hikes, surprisingly wind resistant.

[@thisfleshatomb18]

Awesome Review Video. Looks like a great product.

[@Honchobuns]

You can refill the small propane tanks from a bigger tank from your grill with an adapter.

[@drytool]

That looks like a Jetboil/Reactor mashup

[@trbrmc1187]

This is a cool kit, thanks for showing it. Might need to slide by the camping section at my local Wally to see if they got it 🤔

[@LeeRalph100]

I have a stripped down version of this, the type that just fits above the fuel......I like this set up...a bit big, but not bad. Thanks for the heads up

[@buddymorgan4165]

I have the original jetboil, bought at REI for $60.00 over 12 years ago .IT IS A MUST

[@m.pacheco1822]

That's so funny, I did too! REI in NJ. Still using it sincewe lose power with every storm :/

[@Petros98223]

that stove, despite its weight, would be good for a larger group of 4 or more backpacking. meals and more hot water would be ready faster than with a stander jetboil. Also, for winter camping where you may have to melt snow for all your water, the larger size would be an advantage, depute the weight. You might want to take it out in the snow one winter to see how it performs in sub freezing temperatures.

[@raymondclark1785]

Butane doesn't work in freezing weather

[@Petros98223]

@@raymondclark1785 true, but there are other types of canister fuels that work better and can also be used in this stove. Butane does not vaporize well below freezing, and has a low heat output, so not the best for taking backpacking anyway. Good for car camping fair weather.

[@boromirofmiddleearth557]

thank you! great video! really appreciate you breaking down the particulars for us newbies! 👍☕👨‍🍳

[@FlowJunkee65]

Another good vi, doc. Thanks!

[@VolodymyrKrupa]

This is Fire-Maple (model Fixed Star X3) from Aliexpress for $55.

[@shivors3380]

EXACTLY what i was thinking. 64 form Amazon

[@leslierhodes5467]

I paid £18 English from a website called planet X

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

Does not come with the propane adapter which will set you back another US $12.

[@anthonyfreeman5367]

I've used jetboil for year's and it has never failed me.

[@NovaDeb]

Very good review.

[@robbby4011]

Great review

[@lindasue8719]

What a drag, just checked this on Amazon Canada and it’s the same cost (and up!) than the jet boil!

[@techguy9023]

If it’s any consolation it seems really heavy to me

[@M0J0HAND]

The only difference I heard between isobutane and propane was that one said Yanny and other said Laurel.

[@ktp3791]

Awesome review... I don’t care for Walmart camping gear but I do buy the small gas canisters for my Primus stove ... I will purchase this thou and mainly because of the adapter... thanks!

[@wisenber]

The propane option makes for an attractive paddling stove option as well as for temps cold enough to require sleeping with your butane. I've been mostly carrying a 1.3l titanium pot for years. It's nice to boil enough for a full Nalgene before bed or to have enough water for a meal and two cups of coffee. The difference in bulk between a half liter pot and a 1.3 liter pot is....well it's 0.8 liters. Thanks for the heads up!

[@Motorep146]

I could see throwing one of these in my Jeep kitchen for boiling water. However, I think I'd rather buy a billy pot kit from Firebox Stoves and use the propane stove that I've already got. Plus, I'd rather support a family owned business that cranks out killer youtube content.

[@thankmelater1254]

Plus you get goats.

[@Motorep146]

Well crap, I searched my local store and they had 2 in stock so I picked one up today. I had to make my monthly staples run anyway so I figured I'd give it a shot.

[@DubstepTH]

@@Motorep146 So much for that patriotism

[@Motorep146]

@@DubstepTH Haha, well it was a deal! Plus, I've got a 5 day backpacking trip coming up and I plan on lending it to my buddies kids. I've got quite a few Firebox items in my Jeep already (grinding my own beans for coffee is great) and I still plan on ordering more items in the future.

[@DubstepTH]

@@Motorep146 I just ordered the rotisserie for a friend and the salt and pepper grinder for myself. Going on a 4 day canoe trip this Sunday

[@ntr10me]

Did anyone else catch the 'I tell you Hwhat' when he was talking about the virtue of propane? @6:32

[@toastrecon]

Propane and propane accessories, like this camp stove!

[@SeeIslandOldMan]

Thank you for your show

[@LarryDickman1]

I still use my Peak One. It never fails. I used it while hiking the Long Trail. Back when I was a care taker on Camel's Hump in VT this stove saved a lot of packbackers from starving because their light weight apparatus failed.

[@KaylynnStrain]

Good energency stove for power outages

[@willamballard7857]

Love mine I'm out by myself all the time in my line of work and it keeps me from having to eat cold food all the time

[@stankrieger3137]

wow, this would be great on a service truck.

[@efromhb]

Picked up one of these tonight. Can't wait to try it out. I love my old Coleman two burner stove but seeing how fast this boils water and the price I had to pull the trigger. Thanks for putting this out.

[@PaleoHikerMD]

Right on!

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

​@@PaleoHikerMD PLEASE SETTLE THIS : SOME SAY YES YOU CAN,OTHERS NOT....CAN YOU MAKE A STEW OR CAN OF SOUP IN THESE OR JUST WATER? SOME CLAIM THE COATING ISNT FOOD SAFE(BUT IT IS WATER???)

[@orlandoelias]

Good tips bro.. thanks

[@k5wxp22]

Great review! Not going to buy one, but now wondering if there's a way to interchange burners with my Sterno Inferno. Any chance you could experiment with that and do a video? As a side note, some of this stuff gets so big and bulky that you reach the point of just taking your dual burner Coleman stove and a tank of gas. 🙂

[@13ClaytonM]

just looked at stove on amazon and saw $117, then scrolled down to see an adapter like shown here in a nice grey anodized finish. ordered one to try on my stoves

[@k5wxp22]

@@13ClaytonM I found a nice adapter from Redcamp, and I use it with an AOTU rocket stove. Works really well, but I found the design if the Sterno Inferno doesn't really allow for switching things up (other than an alcohol stove, which Ernie tested on another video).

[@cbobwhite5768]

@@13ClaytonM At WalMart, it's $176.99...................did he pull that $64 price out of his ass? I take it all back. www.walmart.com/ip/Camp-Chef-Ultralight-Stryker-Multi-Fuel-Outdoor-Camping-Stove-Backpacking-Propane-or-Butane-MS200/414541786 This is F'ed up. Brickseek shows the price at Target and Amazon, as $117, with the WalMart price at$176.99. The Camp Chef website shows the price as $130. I had Brickseek do a inventory check and it came up wit limited inventory, at 2 local WalMarts ...............with a price of $64......46% off WHAT?

[@lebowskiunderachiever3591]

@@cbobwhite5768 That is how much I bought it for 'in-store" about 8vweeks ago . It did include the larger propane stand and the smaller iso-butane stand. Fits with a little work the Primus , Coleman and Msr canisters . the footprint of iso is smaller than the propane . The propane assembly is rather tall , thus the larger footprint . overall this system is light and packable using MSR Coleman and Primus iso

[@jackdaniels7913]

I was more intrested in the propain adapter than anything else 😅 🥃cheers🍻

[@robertpatterson3321]

Me too! Where can one obtain this adapter? Overall a very good video!

[@steves3760]

@@robertpatterson3321 Amazon.

[@smokethirteen]

Pick one up off eBay for about $1

[@jackdaniels7913]

@@smokethirteen what do you type in the search bar I keep pulling up the mini ones lol thank you for sharing!

[@steves3760]

@@jackdaniels7913 I would try "isobutane propane adapter "

[@randyowens2717]

Nice review!

[@MerpSquirrel]

Propane is much higher pressure so it needs to be a steel container for the correct pressure, so it would be really heavy, the butane ones can be aluminum so thats the reasoning for the little one.

[@beatbasher]

Seen a good few clones of these I ended up getting one myself. Pretty decent!

[@felixcat9318]

Whilst someone just starting out equipping themselves may benefit from the Jetboil patent expiry allowing copies to be produced and sold cheaper, long term Jetboil owners are unlikely to ditch ther kit to but a copy of their original stove. My Sol Ti and Sumo Ti, Minimo, Classic x3, 1.5l cookpot x3, frypan and pot supports continue to function as well as the day I bought them, quality lasts a long time. Whether as part of a dedicated vehicle kit (Classic and 1.5l cookpot x3) or personal geat (Sol Ti and Sumo Ti, Minimo and frypan, I love the stuff, its beautifully made (especially the Ti gear) and great to use (especially the Ti gear and Minimo). Were I a newcomer I would evaluate each of the stove types that met my requirements and choose on merit rather than price. Reliability with one's stove is paramount.

[@djh3802]

This is a great product when in a sheltered environment. But once exposed to the elements Jetboil becomes far superior.

[@lindasue8719]

Thanks for the heads up on that. I just went online to find this item, and in Canadian dollars it’s the same price as the Jet Boil!

[@momandskips6526]

I've owned a jet boil and an msr of the same size. I had the msr first and had something happen to the burner that made it spew fuel out at a way higher rate that caused super large flames. Called msr and the turn arou d time for the new head was 6 weeks. Pre pandemic... and the local store had a jet boil. I've had the jet boil for 3 years now works great at 3600' and great at 8600'. It sits in my day pack nonstop one tool u shouldn't leave home without

[@cesarpenailillo6627]

Thanks for the video

[@philparrott4424]

I carried a Jet boil in my 09 thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail and felt like I had the best stove on the trail that year. I was able to get everything into the pot including the stand and adapter for the bigger pot.

[@samstephens9643]

I like taking a camp stove when we take trips to snow to make hot chocolate or coffee. This would be great for saving space

[@rebelyell2741]

I just need that adapter.

[@lewisreardon3360]

Cool set up. As an overhead lineman I've taken a jetboil all over the country with me for quick meals and such.

[@kevinroberts361]

Great review !! I have one for motorcycle camping, works awesome w an aeropress coffee maker ?YUM ?!!