You're WRONG about Jetboil! NEW Jetboil Stash..UL?
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This video is all about the Jetboil Stash. It is being to compared to other backpacking stoves like the Jetboil Flash and Pocket Rocket Deluxe. This video about the Jetboil Stash includes an unboxing of the product, a first look at the Jetboil Stash and the pros/cons that Jeremiah Stringer Hikes sees.
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The best part was your sound effects! I loved your jetboil wooooosh! Hilarious!!!
Lol I'm full of them XD
Some girls like jewelry. I like backpacking stoves:) I find Jetboil is extremely efficient although I find them cumbersome. One positive about this stove is that you don’t have to unscrew it, which can be hard sometimes once the water boils and you want to pour. Heck, sometimes I have to keep the whole unit together to pour the boiling water out. I’m definitely going to have to get one of these. Great video. Thanks for your honesty.
I think I could spend less money on all the backpacking stoves I want than my wife can on jewelry XD Love that you don't have to unscrew it too. Last thing you need in the backcountry is burns on your hangs from boiling water trying to unscrew. Thanks for the love, Lisa :D
Yes it is a better option if you want a jet boil with it being lighter and more compact.
You don’t have to screw it on. Just rest it on the ring and lift it straight off.
You were straight with us about the pros and the cons. Thanks for not taking it easy on them just because they sent you a free one.
That's what I'm here for :D
Wow I’m shocked they let you post this before they announced it themselves! Cool setup!
I think I dropped the ball on that one lol It drops at noon EST today. Whoops
@@JeremiahStringer Ha! Yeah I kind of wondered that. It is live on their website though. So, it wasn't completely "stolen thunder".
Well Jeremiah if you didn’t drop the ball I’d not have known it existed 😂. It’s a bit of a cop out advertising it’s UL when they remove the ignition source and expect you to supply one anyway. I’m glad they don’t make ultralight boots. You’d get them with no laces
Too expensive.
@@JeremiahStringer lol, a bit of good pre-release advertising for them. 😁🤷🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Their website claims that each 100g canister of fuel can boil about 12L of water. 1L = 4cups so that's about 24 meals. I have the MiniMo and it's one of my favourite parts of my kit. As a beginner, there are lots of challenges when camping/hiking and I'm just not ready to have food be one of them. Having the jet boil removes any uncertainty that I might have had about meals and has given me the confidence to get out and try. I highly recommend it.
Love the comment :D
The Jetboil canister say 24 boils (0.5L) on the side
Which is double some stoves that can boil quicker
I’m looking forward to your next review of this product after you have tested it in the field for a few months. Thanks. I know you will be honest and fair with your impressions.
You got it :D Can't wait to see how it goes in the backcountry
I appreciated how open you were with how much/little information you had about this set.
I would love to know how it performs in wind and how efficient it is, but I'm grateful that you got out a good first impressions video since it's such a new product.
My pleasure :D Can't wait to get it out on trail and see how it performs like you are saying
Love your demeanor and take on things! Keep up the good work I hope to be hiking this summer thanks to you and Dixie!!
No way! That is awesome!! Love hearing that :D Hope you get in plenty of miles this season 🙌
You really went after the intro today! I love it! I personally like unboxing of new items. I know it's not a review going in so i don't expect longevity or usage information. I love the idea of this setup but I'm still rockin the BRS and the Stanley Cook Pot. Super cheap to just get out and start backpacking but it's still working for me. Great video and i look forward to seeing this in your trip videos!
The Stanley Adventure Cook Kit really is a solid cook pot for $10-15.
My only complaints with it are it’s so tall and narrow, I feel like it’s going to tip while cooking, even though I’ve never tipped it. And, the small fuel cans fit so snug inside when you store it that they make a vacuum and are a pain to get out.
Thank you, DMS! :D I'm a huge fan of a good budget set up myself too. I used the BRS for over a year paired with a grease pot for $7 from Amazon lol
@@jonsanford2515 yes yes and yes to all your critiques!! The tipping is a concern especially on a BRS stove! It hasn't happened yet but I'm always wary!!
Good solid video. 👌 Presentation was fair and balanced and I felt like I learned something. Keep up the great wwork.
Thank you!! Will do
Absolutely a wonderful video you pointed out some of the Finer Things of this cook system that the other videos did not highlight. You did jetboil a good service with this video.👍👍😎
Thank you, Bill! I was trying my best lol
I still prefer the flash for boiling water. Simpler and more stable. This one might be better for actual cooking though because it's a wider pot.
I got you :D
So cool - the hikers complained and JetBoil listened - but for me, that is not in my budget. I am trying to get gear together for me and my 3 kids and backpack camping is an expensive family hobby
Very expensive
We're an MSR family...I don't know why lol my dad field tested some stoves for them when he was guiding in the Cascades. I just have always stuck to what I know. I've been learning more and more about Jetboil though, and this is a really nice looking stove! Thanks
Probably because msr products are the bomb.
Nice review .... how does it compare to the pocket rocket for simmering? Cheers from the great white north.
Pocket Rocket is way better at simmering IMO
Holy Price Tag Batman! Great review and unboxing!
Lol you definitely pay for it
According to the 45 other people that dropped this review today the cup is aluminum and the stove is titanium. But I like your review thank you
Thank you :D
I always gravitate to my pop can alcohol stove. I like like that it's silent and only 10g. However, this new jet boil design is tempting as my alcohol stove isn't very practical if my wife were to come with me. I liked the unboxing, Nice job.
Thanks, Signal! I sometimes take a beer can alcohol stove if I really want to save weight, but it takes my water a while to boil and I can't cook things like eggs over it. I love experimenting with different stoves and cooking techniques depending on the trip
This was hands down the best review I have ever watched . And I bought the cook set .
Thank you so much for the love, Tim :D
Jetboil are great kit. Really light and handy for the weight obsessive like me. Only complaint is that the official accessories (utensils, frying pan etc), are really expensive.
Like the unboxing & reviews. Always good to know what a fellow hiker thinks.
Cheers Jeremiah!
I haven't checked out their other products outside the stoves. Good to know :D Appreciate the comment!!
I found they put a small empty fuel cannister in the lid. Many bigger fuel cannister won't fit, the base are much wider.
You are exactly right
The Stash Lid is designed to hold only one size fuel canister, the small 4oz canister.
Maybe a dumb question, but as a noob to hiking, can the pot be used with an open fire/stove/campfire or only with the JetBoil stove itself?
Not a dumb question at all. This pot can’t be used over anything but a stove. It has little ribs around the bottom that are supposed to spread the heat out along the bottom for a more effective boil and the welds would probably come loose over a fire. My other cook pots I use on stoves and over fires
NO, absolutely NO. The Jebboil pots MUST be used with a stove - NO CAMPFIRES!.
Thanks for pointing out both sides and saving me money! I was ready to pull the trigger on a stash but then realized i just simply need a toaks cup to pair with my current pocket rocket which would be more than sufficient for my needs (and lighter than stash). The allure of shiny new things is blinding sometimes...
No problem, Brandon :D
You are so right. After my minomo melted I went back to a simple system. It was staring me in the face.
Love the laid back style. Just subscribed
Thanks, Sassy :D
Thanks for the review! I’m probably getting the stash after looking at the reviews and the setup. Your review was great!
Appreciate it, Jeffrey!
Great video to introduce the new stove. I have a Jetboil Sumo and have no complaints at all. With respect to prices, although North Americans may feel Jetboils are costly, in England the price, if you convert it to dollars is almost TWICE what you would pay in the U.S. or Canada for the same stove! By the way, is that a 100 gram cannister that fits in the lid? Keep up the good work.
Exactly. 100 g canister fits in the lid. Thank you!!
Great video! I have the JetBoil Flash and really like it, but it’s so interesting to see the next generation. Love following all of your videos and reviews.
Thank you so much, Lisa! I really appreciate all the love :D
One con not mentioned is the stove is not regulated. With a pot this size it’s too bad they couldn’t give a simmer option. Still a nice stove. I have a sumo and really like the simmer when cooking. If this kit had that I would definitely give it a try.
Good point!
I almost got a jetboil just for the ease of use and packing, but I fortunately enough got myself a pocket rocket deluxe and the dualist cook kit, glad to know I didn’t make the ‘wrong’ choice knowing you have used the same setup basically.
Those PR and Dualist are a perfect combo!
The price is not a con if you consider all the savings on fuel over the long term. I've seen several videos that show the Jetboil Stash can boil the same amount of water with half the fuel when compared to the Pocket Rocket.
Fuel savings definitely adds up over time
Been using the JetBoil Flash for a couple of years. Not ready to change quite yet, but would have probably gone this route had it been a an option 2 yrs ago. Thanks for the thorough review!
My pleasure, Andy :D
What I am REALLY hoping for is that Jet Boil sells the pot on it's own. I need another stove like I need another hole in my head... or anywhere on my body. The Stash pot teamed up with a Soto Amicus or Windmaster (both of which I own)... Yup, I'd do that. As it is, I just ordered an Olicamp XTS pot. A tad heavier that the Stash, but the savings in fuel is real. I own an old Primus Eta heat-exchanger pot, and it uses roughly half the fuel of my other pots (like a Toaks 640mL) to boil the same amount of water.
Great video Jeremiah. Always a pleasure watching you.
NO way is Jetboil going to sell you or anyone else just the Stash POT. If you want the Stash Pot you're going to have to buy the entire STASH Jetboil system, EVERYTHING.
@@azclaimjumper I wouldn't be so fast to say "no way". People who buy the kit may damage their pot, and I'm thinking a replacement will be offered. To have to buy the entire kit again... Yikes. My hunch is that it will be a while though before it's offered. AND, another hunch is that it will NOT be inexpensive, maybe $50-$60. For now, I'll go with the Olicamp XTS, which I picked up from Amazon for $28. A little heavier than the Stash pot. And, I anticipate only using the HX-style pot when fuel efficiency is critical. Otherwise, it'll be my 650 ml (not 640, as I mistakenly typed before) pot.
@@Rashoop Agreed!
Thank you so much!! :D
I use the msr deluxe and love it. But this might be something I will look into. Is your setup lighter then jetboil?
It's about 80 g more for my setup, but I like the deluxe and gsi soloist better
Hey J, you're the first guy I've seen that knows about auto-focus, and how to reset it......Well done mate :)
Thanks, Mark :D I do my best
Literally the perfect one person stove if like me you just use the pot to boil water and use ziploc freezer bags inside an insulated pouch to cook your food. Zero cleanup. Also because of the way it’s put together you don’t have to worry about hearing it rattling around in your pack.
Yeah the most annoying thing is hearing that stuff rattle around in my pack!
I think this product will sell well, especially for Jetboil fans. I think if you have a Pocket Rocket 2 or Soto Amicus, probably no real reason to purchase this at $130. It boils water maybe a minute faster.
For me, I don't care about boil time and go with an alcohol stove. Glad to see Jetboil trying to make their products tailored to even more hikers even if this product isn't for me.
That’s what I’m thinking as well 😄
The way the pot fits on the burner sounds like it can really help avoid spills. That’s for the review
My pleasure :D That is a good feature. I've been known to spill the occasional water pot lol
Hate to say this for a few grams at that price, you can keep it (£140.00) mine cost £ 32.00 basically spitting image stove and pot and as quick to boil.
Sounds like a great setup :D
LT? How’s that one coming? I do like the unboxing, adds to the fun. Thanks for the share!
LT? Still in the back of my head lol Thinking about making a 5-10 min version of my whole adventure. It'll be an interesting way to keep it motivating and challenging for me
Great 1st look at this system. It's nice to see them come out with something smaller. I'm also a big fan of the nesting design. I'm sure this will be a new thru hiker pick since the flash waa popular with them.
I think you are right
Hadn't thought about scratching, but when I nest my pot & cup or fuel, I'll use a thin buff as a buffer ;-) but instead of protecting from scratches, I do it so it doesn't rattle as I walk.
The perfect protector
scratching the pot makes no difference though. it is just a anodized coating. it has nothing to do with non stick or anything like that so it does not matter if it gets scratched or not.
@@orion7741
Anodizing the coating also keeps the water/food from contacting bare aluminum. Some people try to avoid that for health reasons.
It's not just the amount of water that will determine the boiling time, it's your altitude. Water boils faster at higher altitudes due to lower pressure. So their claim is an approximation I guess.
Great point :D
as a flash user i'm sure it uses way less gas then most, i normally finish a trip with left over gas and my buds who don't use jet boil are normally almost empty.
Quite a bit of gas savings :D
A very interesting setup indeed. I'm lucky enough that my Jetboil Titanium Sol Setup is still going strong.
Burn it 'til it quits is what I say XD
I've had one for 8 years now ... going strong. I sold a new in package SOL only a few months back I had as a spare... kicking myself now .
Love the individual reviews of equipment and comparisons. Great video
Thank you so much :D
small grooves fit the frying pan as a well designed feature
Good stuff :D
Good video ! Looks like they’ll have a very popular seller 😃💰 Does it simmer well ? I have a Soto windmaster and a .9 liter pot for a lot of those reasons you mentioned. I think a 750 ml pot is just too small for ramen and the Soto stove is quieter than the MSR deluxe.
I'm not sure about the simmer yet. I'll take it out with me on my next trip and see. Simmer is very important to me. It's one of the reasons I got the Pocket Rocket Deluxe w/ the big burner on it. I pretty much had to turn it on full blast to light the stove so it's not super promising to me about the simmer, but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt and wait to see
Another guy compared this to a Pocket Rocket. The Stash took approx 30 seconds longer to boil a 1/2 litre of water versus the Pocket Rocket. The stash used approx 7 g of fuel versus the Pocket Rocket at 13 g of fuel.
Appreciate the info :D
Same video said the same thing about the Soto Windmaster Stove.
good video. does the burner turn down to simmer?
Not very well. It’s mostly on or off
One thing that i dont like about this is that the stansh is no longer a system .The pot never lock to the stove making it just looks like a kit with fancy lock to hold fuel canister...
Other jel boil or windburner reactor dose lock together which give me much more confident using it in differnet terrian especially on fishing boat ..
That's true. It is different than the rest of their lineup
I like an unboxing if they include a test. An unboxing without a test is worthless. I would call this a nice fair video. Honesty about a product is what I ask for.
Thank you, Ron! :D I appreciate the honesty
The package surely looks satisfying. Thank you for the video!
I was wondering if the pot works with an MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe?
I also assume that the pot is made of titanium, but I can't find the info.
Thank you!
I'm not sure if they will sell the pot separately, but with the heat exchange fins on the bottom I think it is specifically designed for this stove. I don't know if you could put it on a PR. I'm not at home right now, but if I can remember, I'll give it a go
Some of the other reviews I’ve come across mentioned the pot was aluminum, not titanium.
Good video man! I definitely see its place in the market. I like your unboxing style so keep them rollin' bud!
Thanks, Journey! Will do
Great solid review. The flux ring on the pot seals the deal.
Neat concept with the canister in the lid idea.
“That’s what I’m talking about.”
Character
I think the canister in the lid is my favorite part lol
incredible video!! I think I'm sold. Call me old school but I've always hiked with "light weight" collapsible rocket stoves then upgraded to a titanium folding wood burning stove thats almost 7oz because I always like burning wood instead of having to carry fuel.. but relying on wood can be a PITA and takes a lot of time (took me 10 years to realize this..) i think ill be making the switch to the jet boil stash and keep the wood burning for the survival gear
Both a great in different situations :D
I enjoyed the unboxing and your honesty. This kit looks like a great product but I agree with you on the price as a con. Look forward to hearing how it performs on your trip. Meanwhile I’ll stick with my Stanley Adventure cook pot and BRS. Keep up the great work with the channel and the podcast. You’re knocking it out of the park!
Thank you so much!!! Appreciate the love. It keeps me motivated
Nice video i like the unboxing stuff. I would like to see you review the SVEA 123r stove
I'll check it out :D
Smaller and lighter is good bit it still doesn't overcome my biggest hangup about Jetboil systems. My hangup is, you can't use the Jetboil pot on a wood stove or campfire. If you have a stove issue or run out of fuel, you're hosed.
What I'm interested to see Jetboil make is a removable or modular flex ring. As long as it's a part of the pot you're limited in how you can use the pot. And $130 for a pot and stove is crazy expensive.
Yeah I really like being able to cook using a stove or fire so I’m with you
If heat exchangers really lowered boil times & reduced fuel usage then WHY hasn't Soto come out with heat exchangers/fluxrings on the bottom of their pots. That SHOULD tell you something.
Soto is THE company that first designed, engineered, & manufactured fuel efficient canister stoves with REGULATORS.
THINK ABOUT THIS.
What would be your recommended setup for a new backpacker looking for a budget stove system? BRS?
BRS is a good budget stove. Pocket Rocket is great too, but more expensive
Your so-called "budget" stoves are going to be way less efficient than more expensive stoves with "Regulators" so you'll pay less for the stove but pay way more in fuel costs - and overall the so-called "Budget" stove will cost you way more in the long run because if much higher fuel usage.
Great video. Another con might be that the stash stove is not regulated as you PRD is
Good point, Jott. I didn't even think about that
Great review! Enjoyed the unboxing and honesty about this product.
It looks to me like jet boil just copied the system most of use are already using, but the compact kit would make it a great gift..
Field testing would be intresting. Like you said about the pot, one size does not fit all. Some packets of food need more water. If you went for a 2 or 3 day trip, or a couple overnighter, how much fuel are you really using? Will the fuel that I have available gunk up the stove with repeated use? (that would be a question for Jetboil)
Why not take it out for a spin!
Very good points!! Can't wait to take it out for a spin 😁 Any excuse to get in the woods for me lol
Good review 👍
It’s about £140. in U.K. which seems bit steep to me.
True, it's a bit too expensive for my taste too :)
Picked one up tonite... moto-camping tomorrow, very excited... new toy!
Hope moto camping went well :D I want to take a trip this summer. Just started riding last year
Worked great, very happy... flash will likely spend the rest of its life on the garage shelf... 27 degrees, didn't time it, but seemed like only a few minutes to reach a full boil. Brought my nano & trangia just in case... out again this weekend, more playing with my stoves!!!
Do you know the BTU output? I think the “Mighty Moe” is around 10,000 btu. The flux ring around the bottom is a jet boil patent to dissipate the heat evenly across the bottom surface. They allow fast heat up! Did I say fast? The notch to hold the flux ring in place is nice. Other Jetboil flux ring products should fit on the stove notches as well, or so it appears. Thank for taking the time, great video. Unpacking is great as long as you go beyond the unpacking to using the product, as you did.
4,500 BTU output. My pleasure!! :D
Great video! I’m looking to buy a stove so I appreciate the comparisons!
My pleasure :D
Comparisons, what comparisons? There were no comparisons between the Stash stove or any other stove/pot combination so you have no way of knowing if the Stash stove cook system has lower boil times or uses less fuel than other stove/pot combinations.
That’s a cool set up! A little bulky for me but you can tell they put a lot of thought into it!
Indeed 😃
Looks pretty decent, but i think im gonna get one of those small titanium wood stoves that packs flat and can be used as a stand for alcohol stoves on rainy days when it is difficult to find dry wood.
Those are great!
On a rainy day, I'll be doing my cooking in the vestibule area of my Hilleberg Enan. My Soto Windmaster & Toaks 750ml pot will be my cook system of choice.
is it any better at simmer than other jetboil stoves?
This is Jetboils 11th stove. Here is a link to the boil times of each: www.jetboil.com/buying-guide
The boil time is different for each one
Fair and reasonable review. I may have to get one. Thanks
Any time!
MLD sells a sub 4oz 900ml Titanium pot (with lid) for $30 and a BRS stove weighs less than 1oz and is less than $20. So I am still not seeing what is so special about the Jetboil Stash at 130$ (pre-order) and an additional 2+ ounces.
MLD and BRS is a great setup
A good thorough review and it looks like a good piece of kit in their product line up.
Personally, I never understood the interest in Jetboil for backpacking since the system is so huge. Please give it a couple of trips so we can find out how the on-trail performance is.
I'll give it a go out there and see :D
Please...no more "piece of kit" phrasing. That was old decades ago. Thanks
@@geraldhenrickson7472 But did you die?
Ill be honest. At fist I was like "JetBoil", Meh... but after watching, IDK. I think the only deal breaker for me, is my Pocket Rocket Deluxe has not just a normal gas valve but also a "gas regulator" built in, which helps in cold temps. And it gets !!COLD!! with a capital "F" here in the Upper Peninsula. Really kewl though! Thanks Jer! And super kewl you got it pre launch.
That is a great advantage that the PR Deluxe has. I love mine. We don't get temps like the UP here on a regular basis. I did wake up to a 17 deg morning today though lol
@@JeremiahStringer man that may be just what the Dr. Ordered for Valentine's Day now that I'm thinking of it. Hmmm
Do yourself & your fuel canister a favor. Cover your canister with the toe end of an old worn out sock. Add a small hole at the end of the sock so you can screw the stove into the canister. The sock will prevent condensation from forming on the outside of the canister when the stove is consuming fuel + a sock covered canister is easier to sleep with inside your sleeping bag.
Hi! is that the small fuel canister? does it hold the larger 8oz one?
Only 100g canisters
that is a sexy new system, and is pretty much how I carry my existing system (snow peak gigapower + GSI Microdualist). Timed my Snow Peak gigapower 1.0 (have had since 2004) Approx 3:30 with windscreen on, I stopped at 4:00 with the windscreen off. Might be time to upgrade :D
Hi I bought the stash because I wanted something lighter for 7.1once and the design for what it is worth I think jet boil got a winner in my book I have used it out on some hiking trips and I cooked soups stove top stuffing to rice boiled eggs and peak fuel meals it worked flawless
Glad that you like :D
I love Jetboil, use Flash. The size and weight made me order the Lixada 550 + BRS3000T. Cost 4x lower, weight - we will see - 2x lower. I just need to come up with an ultra-light windbreak. Is Stash able to win ?? I find it hard to believe ... it's $ 125 after all ...
550 with BRS is a great setup
Looks like an improvment over the bigger version, but I think the Primus Lite+ is a cleaner solution.
Absolutely could be :D
Great vid man, cool setup
Thanks, Bobby :D
Solid review sir. I'm not much of a gram weenie, so I will stick with the Jetboil Flash, mainly because I have to pack and cook for 2 and sometimes 3 being a family hiker. As a backup - I could see this but likely will stick with the pocket rocket. Thanks for taking the time out to show us the new hotness though. Rock on, sir, great content.
My pleasure :D Jetboil Flash does a great job as well
still a bit expensive for me, i like my toaks 750 with a small snowpeak stove. the total for that ran me like 60 usd.
That's a fantastic setup as well :D
How did you find a snowpeak stove that inexpensive?
@@geraldhenrickson7472 ebay, lots of people like to swap out older stoves to the new hotness but the old ones still work fine.
Great video! I like a good unboxing video. I've never thought about a stove being too loud either. I don't think there is a stove out there that is loud enough for it to be a deal breaker.
Same for me. I don't really consider it, but I guess to each their own lol
Good review. Fair pros and cons contrast. You did a good job putting the price in context with other systems. Jet Boil obviously reacting to the market with this one to appeal to more backpackers. Still too heavy for me but I have seen a lot of the original jet boils on the trail. Maybe some B roll of the unit fired up would be something to consider, but a great review.
Yeah I should have gotten some good footage of it fired up and running. I'll probably do a full on review after using it for a while so I with have a better reference point and it'll allow me to get some juicy B roll. Love the comment :D
Didn't definitively say if it was Ti or not. That would be a big price boost. If it's not mentioned on the box.....it's not Ti. Although aluminum is very light it does have it's draw backs.
Truth
Great video mate. Thanks a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. I love the unbiased look at it all.
Thank you! I try lol
This is a really cool system. And lightweight for Jetboil ! I might have to pick one up
Jetboil changing it up :D
Oh snap! Might be time to check into this one. I still have the flash. Great video!
Thank you!! :D
Bro loved the video, you’re awesome! My favorite part is that the fuel can snaps to the lid!
Thank you!! That’s my favorite part too
Great video and review. This is the 1st video of yours watched. Subscribed and like your honest reviews.. The price is a definite con. But drop for the original Jetboil PCS in 2003 for $90. Never had a problem other than the piezo lighter has stopped striking. Will definitely give this a try. I do like the Toaks 750 ml pot and the BRS ti stove for the weight savings. Hope to see your reviews in the field of this stove.
Really appreciate the love, Leonard :D I'm going to take it out this weekend and see how it does
Great review good buddy. I always like looking at new products. 👍👍.
Thanks, Jason. I'll bring it on our next trip and try it out lol
@@JeremiahStringer yes. I’d like to check it out.
Dang... wish this had come out 6 months ago. We had the old Flash model and loved it but it is heavy and big so we replaced it with Toaks 750 and BSR stove. Rats. Love it but love everything about this new Jetboil. Gonna have to think about it.
It's an interesting one to consider
Stick with what you have! If you change anything upgrade to a Soto Windmaster "Regulated" stove.
Interesting video, however, as you stated, you've not compared fuel consumption & boil times vs any other stoves or pot combinations. You've not even compared the Stash vs the stove & pots you already have.
I rec'd my Fire-Maple 1L Aluminum heat exchanger pot this afternoon.
I ran 3 complete comparison tests between the new heat exchanger pot & the one I've been using which is a 750ml Titanium Toaks.
I have & used my Soto Windmaster stove. For all tests, I turned the stove's heat output control wide open. Yes, I added the same volume of water (24oz) that was the same temperature to both pots in all 3 comparison tests.
Boil times & fuel consumption between the 2 pots were infinitesimally inconsequential.
I'm planning to return the new heat exchanger pot to amazon tomorrow that I paid $32.75 for.
Not what I was expecting. Adverting/Promotion claims of 25%-30% lower boil times & fuel savings have no more substance to them than the tooth fairy. Definitely not worth the added cost or weight.
Curiously, Soto hasn't marketed any Heat Exchanger type of pots to compete against the Jetboil Stash system which is specifically designed for solo hikers/backpackers/thru-hikers. Considering that Soto is THE company that first introduced fuel-efficient stoves with "Regulators" you'd think if heat exchanger pots actually resulted in lower boil times & significant fuel savings they would have been one of the first companies to introduce heat exchangers on their pots. That SHOULD tell you something. Just a thought/observation.
I'm hoping others will compare the pot they've been using with an aftermarket Heat Exchanger type of pot. I eagerly look forward to their test results.
That would be great comparisons
With no lip on the burner I’m curious about wind performance.
I am as well
I just bought my first stove, like that one but not jetboil brand :( I've always just cooked everything over a fire. But my pot get dirty quick, and is difficult controlling the heat. Sometimes I want to make coffee in the morning without choking on smoke sometimes!
Love having a stove :D I cook quite a bit over the fire too though. Especially steaks or something like that
Great video! Love what they have done with this system
It fits my needs a lot better than their other systems
Man I love my pocket rocket 2 setup. I might have to check this out though.
Pocket Rocket 2 is awesome too :D
I use the pocket rocket 2 also. Boils much faster than the BSR 3000T.
That looks like very handy set up.
Pretty cool
Jet boil is awesome ! I love the Flash lite. Congrats on 9K subs!!! Fantastic
Thanks, Justin! It's been a long 2.5 years, but I'm finally having some success lol
@@JeremiahStringer killin it dude
Very interesting. Jetboil hasn't really found a good home in the UL community. Systems like the Flash just really aren't that light, they're big and cumbersome, and in many tests they don't even come out ahead on fuel efficiency. The Stash is a getting closer though. At 7.1 oz, it's still not quite a BRS+Toaks 650 (4 oz). But it get's close to an MSR PRD+Toaks 650 (6.5 oz). A head to head comparison to a better stove like the MSR PRD would be interesting as the PRD has a regulator so will give more even performance over the life of the fuel canister. The PRD has has a higher BTU rating so boil time / efficiency would be an interesting comparison as well. (Note, like all of their other stoves, Jetboil uses .5 liters of water (about 2 cups) for their boil times).
jetboil.johnsonoutdoors.com/stoves-systems/stash-cooking-system
Love the comment, Brian!! Appreciate you adding value on here :D I guess I nailed it with my 2 cups then lol
Does the jet boil stash simmer also? Like the mini mo.
No. It's all or nothing
@@JeremiahStringer thanks for the response. 👍🏽 appreciate it
NO. Jetboil removed the "Regulator" from their Jetboil STASH system. They also removed the Piezo ignitor. The "Regulator" & the Ignitor were removed to save weight.