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I struggled with my choice between these two stoves. I am a huge MSR fan, but I ended up buying the MiniMo. I liked the versatility and shape of the MiniMo. I have not had to cook real windy conditions. Both are great stoves! Thanks for a great video.
Paul you absolute star !!! I have been miffed of with my jetboil since I bought it, as when I put the gas and stove inside vertically I couldn’t shut the lid, it never even occurred to me to put them sideways !!!!! Thank you 😊
Not sure you’d get the pot support thingy for the skillet in there too with the canister even if you turn on the side, but obvs really good if you’re not taking the skillet👍🏻
@@JackKlumpass The pot stand is really compact. Jetboils have a packing order for the components that ensures that everything gets stowed away. His point about the non-rattling is important.
@@jonmathias6159 thanks Jon, when I get a chance I’ll get mine out of storage and try, but I’m pretty sure it doesn’t all go in - the burner + canister yes if sideways but not with the pot support too. I never really used mine much, not really a fan and mainly use alcohol burner set ups instead these days (speedster or trail designs). The only gas set-up I’m a fan of is the gsi pinnacle with a decent wind guard have that is firm but not too heavy. My Mini mo is too much of a weight penalty and too bulky for my liking.
Thing is with the jetboil and the pot adapter is that you don't have to use the jetboil brand pans or pots, you can use anything you want on it. Both have french press accessories (I have the jetboil one), the jetboil has a hanging accessory for the traditional narrow one.
Good job. I already have the JetBoil, so it's nice to know I didn't go too wrong in choosing. But I did find the frying pan to be very tippy. One bump of the table and my dinner was all over the place.
Thanks for the comparison , seems like I want them both. Yourself, AB Camping and Corporals corner really help me out for my low budget choices. Thanks again to all.
I have a barely used Jetboil. Early model, no integrated lighter. It doesn't suit making meals so I take my Trangia gas system for multi day trips where actual cooking will be done. Sea kayak or car camping, so weight is no problem. I use the Jetboil for hot water drinks when at the beach for a swim, but can just as easily carry a flask of boiled water. The two reviewed here will each do a job for backpacking but there are lighter options if just to boil water.
Thanks for the in-depth review, great stuff! I have been a long time Jetboil user but the performance of the MSR Reactor and WB are unequalled in windy conditions, they just wipe the floor with any other stove on the market. Most of my outdoor activities are in the mountains and, surprise surprise.. it's windy! MSR for me, it's a no brainer. The WB may fall behind the JB in certain aspects, but all of those disadvantages are outweighed by far when it comes to performance in harsh conditions, at least in my book. The ability for boiling water quick when other stoves barely heat it is a godsend in many circumstances. If it's family camping etc then that's a different story, I think it comes down to your intended use of the stove. Truth be said if I were family camping I would be using cheaper options than either of these.
I also use a Windburner and it is great not to deal with a windscreen for any kind no matter how the weather is outside. For melting snow in subzero temps... well... that's a whole different thing and I use an Primus Omnifuel with white gas for that!
Have the windburner and used it for multiple camps. No issues whatsoever even for summit brews. As for the rattle I just use an old sock to keep everything snug
I've had a Jetboil for a few years now (the Sol in titanium). Absolutely great for winter day walking (when you need more than a flask) and for solo car camping when you're eating out during the day and just need the odd brew / breakfast. Great comparison and not much between them in normal conditions. I have just ordered a Jetboil skillet, having seen how it performs. 👍
Thanks for the review Paul. I have the Micromo which is a tall narrow Jetboil. I like it but it is a little sensitive to wind which always seems to be blowing in the foothills and mountains of Northern California where I go hiking and because of that have become more interested in the Windburner recently so appreciated your review.
Interestingly, my minimo pot support is super tight. Need 2 hands for sure to get it on the canister. But most importantly, you've shown me how to viably carry eggs. Never thought of using a bottle lol!
I'm glad you've been absolutely clear how ketchup is not appropriate with bacon, egg and other breakfast sundries. Are you taking brown sauce in your ultra light camping setup though?!
Myself, I couldnt decide so I bought both. And more often than not I use the Jetboil. Its just that little bit more versatile and better thought out. And just as you said, where the MSR wipes the floor with the Jetboil is in the wind but in the end I couldnt stomach buying into the MSR only dedicated system.
Yes, I've had a Jetboil for years. It's really good at what it does. I always have it on winter day walks (flask is better in the summer) and with me on solo car camps (use a Trangia with gas burner when there are more people car camping).
TH-cam genius suffers for his subscribers. Thanks for taking one for the team, the egg and bacon butty must have a been a test :). Thanks and Stay Safe Sel
As a novice I would say that the jet boil is a fair way ahead (except in windy conditions) especially if both are used with the MSR lowdown stand that you reviewed a few weeks ago. However, I've got to do more camping to be sure that I can justify (to myself) splashing out on what are both premium products. Either way, I enjoyed hearing your comments.
I have both and i use my jet boil pot support on my wind burner. You must mill out the support to expose the burner to keep from over heating the stove. This could be a problem on your backpack trip if you were to over heat it because now you're down a stove unless you know how to reset it in the field. The wind burner has a nice heat distribution with the support. Msr's pan concentrates the heat in the center of the pan as you demonstrated. This is why i didn't go with their pan. The jet boil pan works great with the msr because they now both have good heat distribution. Using the jet boil with their pan is ok if you move the pan around to keep from hot spoting your pan. So far I'm still using the msr. Use at your own risk if you modify your pot support. It seems theres always something wrong with the design. I'm Norwegian so using a frying pan is a requirement.
Great review Paul 👍 For all how good it is I would still know which to.choose though! Maybe a wind test and boiling water for a brew in the wind would be good
Nice experiment Paul. Very interesting results not alot in it. If I was to buy one it would be the Minimo because of the cooking and shape. Atb Graham 👍
Great tests. I’ve seen the boil times but it’s nice to see cooking compared. I am new to camping but have a jet boil that I’ve used before for day trips and now take with me. I don’t have a skillet but might be something to think about in the future when I get my ridiculous pack size down 🤣
Great shoot-out! I was laughing when you were measuring the water you were putting in by looking at the pots, when there are markings on the nalgene bottle!
I like the look of both stoves, I've had the minimo on my wishlist for a while , I'd probably just keep using my GSI pinnacle frying pan though with the minimo but them frying pans look good 🥓 🍳 👍
Thank you for a lovely and clear review. Looking for a Cooking system for 2 people where i can cook supper for 2 and not just boil and the internet makes things even more complicated. Looks like it is the Jetboil minimo.
For anyone on a budget I bought a 'Fast Boil' made by Highlander for about £50 - very much like the jetfoil and slightly longer boil time - but you could buy three of these for the price of the MSR.
Perhaps we seem to have a different idea of what compact means..I bought the Minimo and its the bulkiest stove I have, especially considering the adapter need to use a skillet does not fit inside when packing it away when the gas can is inside. I noticed you use the skillet but then pack away and skip the part of what to do with the adapter. I can fit a small gas can and my Soto Amicus burner inside a Lixada 650 titanium pot, and no special adapter needed, no wind break need, and about half the size.
Thanks for the in-depth look at these setups. This was really helpful in giving the extra information required to make a decision about which of these would be suitable for your needs. Pretty sure everybody's main gripe with this type of burner is their inability to cook on a skillet or pan. Saying that though, I think that's true of all camping type stoves, be it an alcohol stove or mini bush-box.
you the man... great review, If i were to use a skillet then the jet boil would be the one for me but since I dont fry food then the MSR wind burner i think is a better unit for 4 seasonal use, always great to see your reviews Paul. (the rattle test though for sure will need a protective sack inside the MSR)
glad you did this i had a jetboil when they first came out i loved it lent it to some one and well we all know how that goes..... cant justify the jetboil money and just found a fire maple one on amazon for £50 so hopefully it performs, still have my alcohol burner because most of my camping is on a motorbike and space is premium
Hi, with my MSR windburner, the burner goes in first, then the gas sits on top (it locates in ring on burner) then support feet sit on top of gas can. I think that is how MSR intended it to go together but I don’t suppose it really matters 🙂 thanks for the videos, keep ‘em coming 👍
I think it rattles slightly less with burner in first, but the important thing is to remember to check you have enough gas before you go out! I think we have all been caught out by that sometime 😂
Excellent comparative test. I was leaning towards the Jetboil purely because I'll always take a wider pot over a narrower one for the same volume. Another consideration is that, if you only need to boil water (where the Windburner has an advantage), there are much lighter and more efficient alternatives to both these stoves.
I suspect that a decent alcohol burner plus windshield etc is lighter overall than any gas set-up. Sure, boil times are longer but if you're so impatient that you need water boiled in three minutes, backpacking is probably not for you...
@@jonmathias6159 lol yeah right. On the side of a mountain in winter after walking all day i don’t want to piss around with alcohol stove. I think people lose sight of the Msr windburners purpose.
Really good comparison! I was just wondering how much gas they'd used, and then you checked that too. Now you just need a MSR WindBurner Hanging Kit to cook inside the Rab tent!
Hi Paul the MSR you are testing is more like the jetboil flash 2.0 wouldn’t you say rather than the mini-mo, the flash cup does also have the measurement markings within the clear cup/base cover
Good morning Paul great review as always has helped me make my mind up 👍 could you also recommend a good power pack for re charging my equipment when camping?
The burning in the middle is more due to the burner than the pan I think. With the flame being so central, no matter what pan u put on the jetboil, it's still gonna burn in the center.
I have a hard time with no wind being used in this comparison. My understanding is the Windburners main strength is in wind and Minimos main weakness is in wind. Though clearly from this review in calm weather the minimo is better, but Im trying to see the difference in both types of weather
Awesome video! With the MSR, be sure to put the cap back on to the gas canister when packing up, otherwise you may damage the pot. Would love to see a high wind comparison. I’ve boiled water in mine in conditions where other stoves would not stay lit or never get water to the boil.
Does the Jetboil pot support fit in the bag/can as well? I kind of prefer that design to be honest as there's no vendor lock-in, you pretty much have to use MSR pots and pans with it due to the design. Also (according to Jetboil!) their choice of a shorter pot is so that it's easier to eat out of.
You have to choose unfortunately to next the burner and gas together or the burner and support. If I'm taking the skillet, i store the gas separately so the pot support can get up to mischief if stored in my pack
Great video Paul. Would you mind doing a comparison of different brands of gas? I use primarily Coleman Performance and Primus gas with no discernable difference. But during a recent DofE expedition I was leading they were given some cheap canisters for the Trangias and the performance was shocking.
Hi Paul really enjoy the content! Would you consider a video on some kit to bring the family/dogs along? Now that it's summer..ish I want to take every one out for more than a night but still have decent kit. Either way thanks for the videos
Ha ha, I've already got both, so it's too late for me. However, I tend to use the MSR for boiling water, and frying stuff in the skillet, whereas I use the Minimo for cooking food.
Eh guys... 🙋🏻 Can we address the elephant in the room? NO BUTTER ON THE BREAD 😲 This man is an animal! 😂 Good insight into these and more food for thought. I've never been one for taking something like a pan when on the hills but for a loch side camp they both look brilliant. I would have to go for the JetBoil pan though. Great stuff as per usual 👍🏼
The thing that puts me off the MSR is the pan top situation although I do think the MSR deeper pan is more useful. I wonder if the MSR is less sticky due to the heating area being larger diameter andaybe less concentrated in the centre but that doesn't explain how the minimo had better heat dispersion which is odd as the heat is more concentrated on the minimo.
It's the Minimo for me. The versatility of being able to use different pans instead of proprietary MSR gear is a big factor for me. I paid £116 for the Jetboil too, which is a decent price. Thanks for the tests, Paul.
Another great vid, i, personally lean towards the jetboil, i like the sturdy handle and the lower height for cooking, the skillet definitely seems better to me. Good test and i reckon i know from most of your past vids which you favour but I won’t say as its not fair on the msr… oh bugger😱
Great comparison Paul, I've got Jetboil Zip and Alpkit Brukit and recently bought the Optimus Polaris Optifuel which I've started using more with heatsink 1.5ltr pot plus Sea to Summit 10inch skillet, both doing great, as I want to cook proper meals when I do the Tour Du Mont Blanc in July... plus I get the option of multiple fuels and not have to worry on just gas ... 😉👍 Great vid Paul.. ps try the Optimus Polaris Optifuel stove it's a beast ...
Paul, what about some advice on a good lightweight skillet/frying pan. Can't find one that doesnt burn the sausages. The ones I have tried are all too thin.
I've been considering a stove like this for a while. Considering the WB as I'm happy doing my cooking on my little old trusty Trangia. I liked your review style though, showing it in action is the best way. Yes there can be other factos, but most Tom's, Dick's and Harry's are going to do exactly what you've just done: Boil some water, cooking bacon and eggs. Well done sir.
Thanks Paul, been so looking forward to watching this one since you first shown the windburner. Another great video. Trouble is I might have to buy both now.😆
Great video Paul. I have the MSR but didn’t realise they made a frying pan for it. I love the MSR but for the price of the pan I can take Gordon Ramsey with me 😂. Be interesting to see what everyone else thinks about the MSR wind burner frying pan.
Hi Paul, Didn’t see you put the skillet support in the Minimo with the gas canister ? I never seem to get it to fit with the burner and gas. the minimo cup should be 1cm deeper in my opinion, what are your thoughts on this ? ATB Darren
Paul, What's your favourite type of stove. Gas Multi-fuel Alcohol Also could you do a video on how you make a simple Alcohol stove, that would be fun 👍
An easier way to measure out an equal amount would be to poor water in on pot till a certain mark, empty that pot in the second, then fill the first pot to the same mark again.
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Hey Paul. Have you seen Trevor's new video over at Summit or Nothing??? VR using the 360!?!
It looks like someone might be sending scam messages with a number to text you supposedly
@@shawnr6117 I just got one saying to text what looks like an international number as I’ve been selected as one of a few winners…….. Very suspect?????
@@thisoldcottage Paul has a post about it I just hadn't seen it yet when I sent that one off
This is by far the Best video I’ve seen on these 2 brands. Very educational, well articulated and you answered all of my questions. Well done sir.
I struggled with my choice between these two stoves. I am a huge MSR fan, but I ended up buying the MiniMo. I liked the versatility and shape of the MiniMo. I have not had to cook real windy conditions. Both are great stoves! Thanks for a great video.
Paul you absolute star !!! I have been miffed of with my jetboil since I bought it, as when I put the gas and stove inside vertically I couldn’t shut the lid, it never even occurred to me to put them sideways !!!!! Thank you 😊
Not sure you’d get the pot support thingy for the skillet in there too with the canister even if you turn on the side, but obvs really good if you’re not taking the skillet👍🏻
You can get it all in + a sponge. Just not sideways like that.
@@JackKlumpass The pot stand is really compact. Jetboils have a packing order for the components that ensures that everything gets stowed away. His point about the non-rattling is important.
@@jonmathias6159 thanks Jon, when I get a chance I’ll get mine out of storage and try, but I’m pretty sure it doesn’t all go in - the burner + canister yes if sideways but not with the pot support too. I never really used mine much, not really a fan and mainly use alcohol burner set ups instead these days (speedster or trail designs). The only gas set-up I’m a fan of is the gsi pinnacle with a decent wind guard have that is firm but not too heavy. My Mini mo is too much of a weight penalty and too bulky for my liking.
Paul, thanks fore the way you compaired them👌
Thing is with the jetboil and the pot adapter is that you don't have to use the jetboil brand pans or pots, you can use anything you want on it. Both have french press accessories (I have the jetboil one), the jetboil has a hanging accessory for the traditional narrow one.
I use the Minimo and it is amazing. Never had an issue in any weather.
Good job. I already have the JetBoil, so it's nice to know I didn't go too wrong in choosing. But I did find the frying pan to be very tippy. One bump of the table and my dinner was all over the place.
Thanks for the comparison , seems like I want them both. Yourself, AB Camping and Corporals corner really help me out for my low budget choices. Thanks again to all.
I have a barely used Jetboil. Early model, no integrated lighter. It doesn't suit making meals so I take my Trangia gas system for multi day trips where actual cooking will be done. Sea kayak or car camping, so weight is no problem.
I use the Jetboil for hot water drinks when at the beach for a swim, but can just as easily carry a flask of boiled water. The two reviewed here will each do a job for backpacking but there are lighter options if just to boil water.
Thanks for the in-depth review, great stuff! I have been a long time Jetboil user but the performance of the MSR Reactor and WB are unequalled in windy conditions, they just wipe the floor with any other stove on the market. Most of my outdoor activities are in the mountains and, surprise surprise.. it's windy! MSR for me, it's a no brainer. The WB may fall behind the JB in certain aspects, but all of those disadvantages are outweighed by far when it comes to performance in harsh conditions, at least in my book. The ability for boiling water quick when other stoves barely heat it is a godsend in many circumstances. If it's family camping etc then that's a different story, I think it comes down to your intended use of the stove. Truth be said if I were family camping I would be using cheaper options than either of these.
I also use a Windburner and it is great not to deal with a windscreen for any kind no matter how the weather is outside. For melting snow in subzero temps... well... that's a whole different thing and I use an Primus Omnifuel with white gas for that!
Have the windburner and used it for multiple camps. No issues whatsoever even for summit brews.
As for the rattle I just use an old sock to keep everything snug
Remind me not to accept a cup of tea from you lol
I've had a Jetboil for a few years now (the Sol in titanium). Absolutely great for winter day walking (when you need more than a flask) and for solo car camping when you're eating out during the day and just need the odd brew / breakfast.
Great comparison and not much between them in normal conditions.
I have just ordered a Jetboil skillet, having seen how it performs. 👍
Thanks for the review Paul. I have the Micromo which is a tall narrow Jetboil. I like it but it is a little sensitive to wind which always seems to be blowing in the foothills and mountains of Northern California where I go hiking and because of that have become more interested in the Windburner recently so appreciated your review.
Interestingly, my minimo pot support is super tight. Need 2 hands for sure to get it on the canister.
But most importantly, you've shown me how to viably carry eggs. Never thought of using a bottle lol!
LOL Same with the eggs. Great idea.
With the windburner I've found tucking the top bit of the fabric handle into the hole below provides a slightly better grip!
You seem to be the only other person than me I've seen do that...it works a treat and makes a solid handle
Thank you so much for this, Paul. I bought the Jetboil skillet last year and I love it. I think I'll pick up a Minimo to try out now.
I'm glad you've been absolutely clear how ketchup is not appropriate with bacon, egg and other breakfast sundries. Are you taking brown sauce in your ultra light camping setup though?!
Myself, I couldnt decide so I bought both. And more often than not I use the Jetboil. Its just that little bit more versatile and better thought out. And just as you said, where the MSR wipes the floor with the Jetboil is in the wind but in the end I couldnt stomach buying into the MSR only dedicated system.
Yes, I've had a Jetboil for years. It's really good at what it does. I always have it on winter day walks (flask is better in the summer) and with me on solo car camps (use a Trangia with gas burner when there are more people car camping).
good demonstration Paul, however, I'll stay with the Trangia, I'm never in a rush and I like the quiet fuel burner.
Trangia never fails to do the job to be fair.
TH-cam genius suffers for his subscribers. Thanks for taking one for the team, the egg and bacon butty must have a been a test :). Thanks and Stay Safe Sel
I appreciate your dedication to being thorough with your reviews.
As a novice I would say that the jet boil is a fair way ahead (except in windy conditions) especially if both are used with the MSR lowdown stand that you reviewed a few weeks ago. However, I've got to do more camping to be sure that I can justify (to myself) splashing out on what are both premium products.
Either way, I enjoyed hearing your comments.
I have both and i use my jet boil pot support on my wind burner. You must mill out the support to expose the burner to keep from over heating the stove. This could be a problem on your backpack trip if you were to over heat it because now you're down a stove unless you know how to reset it in the field. The wind burner has a nice heat distribution with the support. Msr's pan concentrates the heat in the center of the pan as you demonstrated. This is why i didn't go with their pan. The jet boil pan works great with the msr because they now both have good heat distribution. Using the jet boil with their pan is ok if you move the pan around to keep from hot spoting your pan. So far I'm still using the msr. Use at your own risk if you modify your pot support. It seems theres always something wrong with the design. I'm Norwegian so using a frying pan is a requirement.
Great review Paul 👍
For all how good it is I would still know which to.choose though! Maybe a wind test and boiling water for a brew in the wind would be good
Just bought the Jetboil minimo this weekend from Go Outdoors £108 with their price match guarantee plus 10%
Nice experiment Paul.
Very interesting results not alot in it. If I was to buy one it would be the Minimo because of the cooking and shape.
Atb Graham 👍
Definitely the jet boil for me paul , the skillet , the mini mo , and the colour 👍 cheers Paul nice one marra 😃🏕
Good side by side comparison Paul, interesting where the MSR fell down, I'd have thought they'd win this. Thanks!
Paleo Hiker did wind tests with the MSR and other stoves. In the wind tests the MSR Wind Burner absolutely destroyed all competitors.
That’s why it’s far superior IMO, the wind.
Great tests. I’ve seen the boil times but it’s nice to see cooking compared. I am new to camping but have a jet boil that I’ve used before for day trips and now take with me. I don’t have a skillet but might be something to think about in the future when I get my ridiculous pack size down 🤣
Great shoot-out! I was laughing when you were measuring the water you were putting in by looking at the pots, when there are markings on the nalgene bottle!
I like the look of both stoves, I've had the minimo on my wishlist for a while , I'd probably just keep using my GSI pinnacle frying pan though with the minimo but them frying pans look good 🥓 🍳 👍
Thank you for a lovely and clear review. Looking for a Cooking system for 2 people where i can cook supper for 2 and not just boil and the internet makes things even more complicated. Looks like it is the Jetboil minimo.
Great videos 👍
I bought the minimo for next summer's motorcycle travels.
Thanks for your honest reviews.
I love my Windburner but the lack of built in starter is a real shame considering the price.
For anyone on a budget I bought a 'Fast Boil' made by Highlander for about £50 - very much like the jetfoil and slightly longer boil time - but you could buy three of these for the price of the MSR.
Perhaps we seem to have a different idea of what compact means..I bought the Minimo and its the bulkiest stove I have, especially considering the adapter need to use a skillet does not fit inside when packing it away when the gas can is inside. I noticed you use the skillet but then pack away and skip the part of what to do with the adapter.
I can fit a small gas can and my Soto Amicus burner inside a Lixada 650 titanium pot, and no special adapter needed, no wind break need, and about half the size.
Great hack for holding the eggs Paul. You’ve saved my bacon next trip out.
Thanks for the in-depth look at these setups. This was really helpful in giving the extra information required to make a decision about which of these would be suitable for your needs. Pretty sure everybody's main gripe with this type of burner is their inability to cook on a skillet or pan. Saying that though, I think that's true of all camping type stoves, be it an alcohol stove or mini bush-box.
you the man... great review, If i were to use a skillet then the jet boil would be the one for me but since I dont fry food then the MSR wind burner i think is a better unit for 4 seasonal use, always great to see your reviews Paul. (the rattle test though for sure will need a protective sack inside the MSR)
glad you did this i had a jetboil when they first came out i loved it lent it to some one and well we all know how that goes..... cant justify the jetboil money and just found a fire maple one on amazon for £50 so hopefully it performs, still have my alcohol burner because most of my camping is on a motorbike and space is premium
Hi, with my MSR windburner, the burner goes in first, then the gas sits on top (it locates in ring on burner) then support feet sit on top of gas can. I think that is how MSR intended it to go together but I don’t suppose it really matters 🙂 thanks for the videos, keep ‘em coming 👍
I went off the instructions that came with the stove?
I think it rattles slightly less with burner in first, but the important thing is to remember to check you have enough gas before you go out! I think we have all been caught out by that sometime 😂
Excellent comparative test. I was leaning towards the Jetboil purely because I'll always take a wider pot over a narrower one for the same volume. Another consideration is that, if you only need to boil water (where the Windburner has an advantage), there are much lighter and more efficient alternatives to both these stoves.
What is lighter and more efficient?
@Fin please let us know mate.
@@chrisgibson5803 I know there is lighter options lo obviously but more efficient? I am no aware. The Msr reactor is a beast is that lighter tho?
I suspect that a decent alcohol burner plus windshield etc is lighter overall than any gas set-up.
Sure, boil times are longer but if you're so impatient that you need water boiled in three minutes, backpacking is probably not for you...
@@jonmathias6159 lol yeah right. On the side of a mountain in winter after walking all day i don’t want to piss around with alcohol stove. I think people lose sight of the Msr windburners purpose.
Really good comparison! I was just wondering how much gas they'd used, and then you checked that too. Now you just need a MSR WindBurner Hanging Kit to cook inside the Rab tent!
The pot support is needed to prevent you melting the plastic of the boiler......I just found this out the hard way at Silverstone!!
Great in depth review showing the practical uses and differences. Convinced me to get the JetBoil for my uses.
Just think Paul, Paster in under two mins. They're both quite too.
Interesting clash of the stoves. Film well done Paul. From Craig.
Hi Paul the MSR you are testing is more like the jetboil flash 2.0 wouldn’t you say rather than the mini-mo, the flash cup does also have the measurement markings within the clear cup/base cover
You’re such a pro, so dedicated. The level of analysis ! 👊👊👊
Good morning Paul great review as always has helped me make my mind up 👍 could you also recommend a good power pack for re charging my equipment when camping?
The burning in the middle is more due to the burner than the pan I think. With the flame being so central, no matter what pan u put on the jetboil, it's still gonna burn in the center.
Not toasting the bread! Loved your video mate! Captivating!
I have a hard time with no wind being used in this comparison. My understanding is the Windburners main strength is in wind and Minimos main weakness is in wind. Though clearly from this review in calm weather the minimo is better, but Im trying to see the difference in both types of weather
I like the mini jetboil - mines to tall. Must let the hubby know my birthdays coming up soon😋. Cheers fella.
I have the jetboil minimo is brilliant. I want to get the pan next, save up for my next gift to myself
20 mintue stove comparison don't mind if I do! Keep up the good work Paul 🙌
Looking to get my first cook system and leaning towards the jetboil. Looking forward to next vid :)
Excellent review Paul thanks for taking the time to put this together
Looked great on the picnic table, need to see you try these out when you are on a windy bluff in low rocks and scruff :)
I’ve done videos using both in wind and more extreme weather. It’s a bit harder to film this kind of video in those conditions though 👍🏻
Am in the market for a compact stove think the jetboil wins it for me both good stoves though
Awesome video! With the MSR, be sure to put the cap back on to the gas canister when packing up, otherwise you may damage the pot. Would love to see a high wind comparison. I’ve boiled water in mine in conditions where other stoves would not stay lit or never get water to the boil.
Paleo Hiker has the wind tests and the MSR absolutely destroyed all stoves in the wind
Does the Jetboil pot support fit in the bag/can as well? I kind of prefer that design to be honest as there's no vendor lock-in, you pretty much have to use MSR pots and pans with it due to the design. Also (according to Jetboil!) their choice of a shorter pot is so that it's easier to eat out of.
You have to choose unfortunately to next the burner and gas together or the burner and support. If I'm taking the skillet, i store the gas separately so the pot support can get up to mischief if stored in my pack
Absolutely a top comparison. Thank you.
Great video Paul. Would you mind doing a comparison of different brands of gas?
I use primarily Coleman Performance and Primus gas with no discernable difference. But during a recent DofE expedition I was leading they were given some cheap canisters for the Trangias and the performance was shocking.
Hi Paul really enjoy the content!
Would you consider a video on some kit to bring the family/dogs along? Now that it's summer..ish I want to take every one out for more than a night but still have decent kit. Either way thanks for the videos
Ha ha, I've already got both, so it's too late for me. However, I tend to use the MSR for boiling water, and frying stuff in the skillet, whereas I use the Minimo for cooking food.
Eh guys... 🙋🏻 Can we address the elephant in the room?
NO BUTTER ON THE BREAD 😲 This man is an animal! 😂
Good insight into these and more food for thought. I've never been one for taking something like a pan when on the hills but for a loch side camp they both look brilliant. I would have to go for the JetBoil pan though.
Great stuff as per usual 👍🏼
I think a fair comparison with regards to frying would of been the jetboil flux ring pan..
The thing that puts me off the MSR is the pan top situation although I do think the MSR deeper pan is more useful.
I wonder if the MSR is less sticky due to the heating area being larger diameter andaybe less concentrated in the centre but that doesn't explain how the minimo had better heat dispersion which is odd as the heat is more concentrated on the minimo.
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Hi Paul , On the Minimo what size gas canister will fit inside with the burner when it is all packed away ? Thank you
You sir have a stove addiction!
And we love you for it 😁
It's the Minimo for me. The versatility of being able to use different pans instead of proprietary MSR gear is a big factor for me. I paid £116 for the Jetboil too, which is a decent price. Thanks for the tests, Paul.
Obviously after you have fitted the pot support that does not fit inside the kit !
Paul - would the Jetboil Flash not be the fairer comparator stove? Great video as always my friend 👍🏼🙂
Another great vid, i, personally lean towards the jetboil, i like the sturdy handle and the lower height for cooking, the skillet definitely seems better to me.
Good test and i reckon i know from most of your past vids which you favour but I won’t say as its not fair on the msr… oh bugger😱
Best cooking channel on yt.
Great comparison Paul, I've got Jetboil Zip and Alpkit Brukit and recently bought the Optimus Polaris Optifuel which I've started using more with heatsink 1.5ltr pot plus Sea to Summit 10inch skillet, both doing great, as I want to cook proper meals when I do the Tour Du Mont Blanc in July... plus I get the option of multiple fuels and not have to worry on just gas ... 😉👍 Great vid Paul.. ps try the Optimus Polaris Optifuel stove it's a beast ...
Paul, what about some advice on a good lightweight skillet/frying pan. Can't find one that doesnt burn the sausages. The ones I have tried are all too thin.
Good video. Pretty even although, in any type of wind, the MSR will dominate the Jet Boil.
Hey Paul , will the pot /frying pan holder fit inside the minimo when its all packed up for transport . Thx
G’day Paul
Greetings from Oz. The weight you quoted for the gas, was it total canister weight or gas only
I've been considering a stove like this for a while. Considering the WB as I'm happy doing my cooking on my little old trusty Trangia. I liked your review style though, showing it in action is the best way. Yes there can be other factos, but most Tom's, Dick's and Harry's are going to do exactly what you've just done: Boil some water, cooking bacon and eggs. Well done sir.
Thanks Paul, been so looking forward to watching this one since you first shown the windburner. Another great video. Trouble is I might have to buy both now.😆
Have you see the Stanley Adventure cooking pot and how you can use it?
Fantastic video! I’ve just ordered the mini-mo
Great video Paul. I have the MSR but didn’t realise they made a frying pan for it. I love the MSR but for the price of the pan I can take Gordon Ramsey with me 😂. Be interesting to see what everyone else thinks about the MSR wind burner frying pan.
Just picked up the jetboil skillet for £19.99 on amazon 😁
Thanks for sharing - keep on fuelling your adventures 🔥
Was going so well and then you added brown source shocking 😂
Hi Paul,
Didn’t see you put the skillet support in the Minimo with the gas canister ? I never seem to get it to fit with the burner and gas.
the minimo cup should be 1cm deeper in my opinion, what are your thoughts on this ?
ATB
Darren
Nice review Paul! Like the look of that jetboil skillet 😁 If I had to choose think I'd go with the jetboil stove too. ATB 👩&🐕
Absolutely amazing testing!
Hi Paul
Great video. I’ve just purchased the Jetboil minimo what size gas canister do you use with your jetboil. Cheers James
In this video I use the 100g canister but you can use the larger 230 and above
@@PaulMessner thank you 👍
great video sir. what kind of bacon that? looks nice
Hi any chance you can do a side by side review of the buffalo jacket Vs Rab summit, thanks.
Hi Paul, do you know if you can fit the food pouches in the Minimo to boil them or is it to small.
I'm a newbie to this but they do seem a) to be over complicating stuff and, b) restricting you to their own products, I would like interchangeability.
Paul, What's your favourite type of stove.
Gas
Multi-fuel
Alcohol
Also could you do a video on how you make a simple Alcohol stove, that would be fun 👍
I have a video lined up for my favourite. here's the DIY stove I make though th-cam.com/video/azWxhaIgrEE/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Paul
An easier way to measure out an equal amount would be to poor water in on pot till a certain mark, empty that pot in the second, then fill the first pot to the same mark again.
very good in depth review. thanks!