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Pack it up, pack it in with the ridiculously versatile and compact Jetboil MightyMo cooking system, which weighs less than a deck of cards. The MightyMo can reach a rolling boil in roughly three minutes with half the fuel consumption of traditional systems. Jetboil's four-turn regulator offers incremental heat adjustments from light simmer to full boil, perfect for sautéing greens, simmering sauces, and more. The MightyMo's open platform design accommodates a Jetboil skillet and FluxRing cooking pot without the need for a pot support (JetPower fuel, skillet, and pot sold separately), and is easy to pack and carry. Start heating instantly with the convenient, reliable pushbutton igniter—regulated for consistent performance down to 20 degrees F (-6 degrees C). Includes: MightyMo Camping Stove; Fuel Can Stabilizer; Storage Pouch; Instructions. *JetPower fuel sold separately. One-year limited warranty. Measures 4.1 in W x 3.75 in H (104 mm x 95.3 mm); weighs 3.3 oz (95 g). Ideal for: backpacking, camping, hiking, camp cooking, overland camping, survival camping, fishing, hunting, and emergency use. For any adventure—from alpine expedition to a weekend trek—Jetboil offers a stove that will keep you fueled. When exploring the backcountry, a compact and efficient stove is fundamental, no matter the level of cuisine you want to create.

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Our favorite aspect of the Jetboil MightyMo stove was its fuel-adjuster knob, which provided nuanced and even heat control, going from low to medium to high heat smoothly. It made delicately scrambling eggs and simmering a pot of grocery-store backpacker Alfredo an easy and refined experience. The built-in piezo igniter was another great feature; to get the stove started, we just opened the fuel-adjuster valve and pressed the igniter. On the downside, we had some difficulty extending and folding the pot supports after multiple uses—the metal seemed to warp slightly and catch on the bottom of the burner. Also, when faced with steady wind, the stove took more than 10 minutes to boil 2 cups of water. The pot supports were also slightly less grippy than those of other stoves, so some cookware slid around. However, Jetboil sells a pot and a skillet separately that promise to solve these issues. We tested both and found that the skillet sat very stably on the stove, and the pot did decrease the time to boil water against wind, boiling in 4 minutes and 33 seconds. This was slightly slower than the Soto model, but not by much. Overall, we recommend buying Jetboil cookware for your Jetboil stove for the best results.

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 It's also the most efficient burning stove that I've ever used, as there were no leaks and no excess burning of fuel. It's the fastest boiling burner that I've personally encountered as well.  Bottom line: The price is great for what you get. You can spend a few more bucks for lighter stoves that perform better in windy conditions, or you can keep that extra money for something else

  Overall usage: The MightyMo is definitely one of the easiest to use stoves out there. If weight isn't a concern, it's the go-to stove for shorter hikes of less than five days. It's also the most efficient burning stove that I've ever used, as there were no leaks and no excess burning of fuel. It's the fastest boiling burner that I've personally encountered as well

  Ability to Balance: Here's where the MightMo loses a star. While the legs on MightyMo are stable and strong, you'll be hard-pressed to use smaller cups and pots on it. You'll definitely need to carry along a pot with a wider base on it if you plan on successfully cooking with the MightyMo. Sure, JetBoil offers some add-ons to make balancing easier, but then weight becomes a factor once more

 I'll break down the MightMo by weight, ease of use, flame integrity, ability to balance, and overall usage.  Weight: The MightyMo clocks in at about 95 grams. There are cheaper models, such as the BRS -3000T that weigh much less, around 28 grams, that work just fine, but other factors give the MightMo an edge.  Ease of Use: The MightyMo is extremely easy to use

Lighter Options Out There, But Few Reach A Boil As Fast

 or really dial it down so you can cook your oatmeal. Or if you're getting really fancy in the backcountry, you can have some risotto. You get a complimentary support stand for your canister and this soft bag which is great to keep everything together. One improvement could be a hard case for the stove and the and the support stand just to protect the piezo lighter and make sure that the overall durability of your stove isn't compromised with it banging around in your backpack while you're hiking

 We looked at the whole system itself, from its ignition to its simmer control to its support system. [Music] Hey everyone, it's Kyle from Gearhacker.com bringing you some insights on outdoor gear that we think is worth your attention. The Jetboil Mighty Mo costs 59

 You get a complimentary support stand for your canister and this soft bag which is great to keep everything together. One improvement could be a hard case for the stove and the and the support stand just to protect the piezo lighter and make sure that the overall durability of your stove isn't compromised with it banging around in your backpack while you're hiking. Overall, I recommend this to anyone who likes to go into the backcountry and cook more than dehydrated meals. The Simmer control is really great, allows you full control uh, throughout the four spins of its regulator

Jetboil MightyMo Review: Most Versatile Canister Stove on the Market

 I Don't have any of those. I'm going to use it just like this. They have claims that if you use some of their proprietary stuff on top, it'll boil faster. Not really interested in that either

 We can pull some water with it and we can see how it performs. Now this is what you get in the kit. Okay, you get this little carrying case nice orange, you get a little stand that you can put your propane on and then you get the stove itself. Okay, the first thing we're gonna do is take a look at each of these components and weigh them

 so I imagine it's probably a fairly similar system, but if it works every time that it is definitely something that I think will take it over something like the pocket rocket which as far as I know does not have an integrated piezo with it. You have to get a little separate thing similar to the one I have for my Cove a spider remote canister stove I think the weight is completely acceptable three and a half ounces. You do not need this plastic thing at the bottom if you have a nice level place to set your fuel, but it is nice to have. It is something you can cut weight wise if you want to

 and of course you do not have to carry. Bank So definitely something very ultralight and I think very effective I Do like the idea that it gives you more turns with the control knob and that should theoretically give you a better ability to control simmering. We're gonna do a test on that later on as part of some field testing with this because I think being able to just simmer something is really difficult to times and I hope that this particular stove will work and that's one of the main reasons I got it because of the claims that it can do that. So that's just a quick look at the Mighty Moe folding stove

 Okay, you get this little carrying case nice orange, you get a little stand that you can put your propane on and then you get the stove itself. Okay, the first thing we're gonna do is take a look at each of these components and weigh them. Okay, so let's start with just the sack. It weighs 3/8 of an ounce or 9 grams, The stand weighs 7/8 of an ounce or 26 grams and the stove itself weighs three point 3/8 ounces

Best Ultralight Stove? - Review of the Jetboil Mighty Mo Canister Stove

It works well, it's just kind of heavy. Especially when there are $20 dollar ones, much lighter that apparently do the exact same thing. Still, it boils insanely quickly. Like seriously it was less than a minute before two cups of water I was heating got scalding hot

Works well but kind of expensive

Loved it when it arrived, but the auto igniter broke after the fourth time using it. The spark fails to reach the tip of the coil so now it's a overpriced manual ignition stove. Other than that it would have been a five star rating, this thing can simmer like a champ and turn into a blowtorch to boil water in no time flat. I contacted the seller and they informed me it's a discontinued model and he was not able to help me

 Other than that it would have been a five star rating, this thing can simmer like a champ and turn into a blowtorch to boil water in no time flat. I contacted the seller and they informed me it's a discontinued model and he was not able to help me. Lesson learned.

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 It’s lightweight. It folds up into a very small package, making it easy to pack and store. The igniter works very well, and the stove produces a very hot flame. The included base fits two standard sizes of isobutane fuel

  The stove has a lot about it I like. This would be a great stove for backpacking. It’s lightweight. It folds up into a very small package, making it easy to pack and store

Great idea, lightweight, hot stove. But mine is wobbly and unusable due to design flaw.

Love the size and ease to pack when hunting or backpacking. I've had mine for a little over 3 years and I use more often when hunting than I do my Coleman 2-burner camp stove. Sadly this year the igniter stopped lighting so I have to have a lighter or matches handy. Other than that I still use and prefer over my stove, especially when back packing obviously!!

Awesome, compact cooking source

I love the compact nature of this product. I used a different Jetboil product that is an integrated unit that combines the burner with an integrated heating container and I love it. However, I needed to place a pan for cooking on the burner and needed a little more stability than the burner on the integrated unit. This one did the job and it is ridiculously compact and folds up to be even more compact

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Built with backpackers in mind, the Jetboil MiniMo cooking system combines Jetboil's tried-and-true efficiency and versatility with a convenient form factor. Powered by FluxRing technology, the MiniMo reaches a rolling boil in just over two minutes with half the fuel consumption of traditional systems. Jetboil's proprietary regulator technology offers incremental heat adjustments from light simmer to full boil, perfect for sautéing greens, simmering sauces, and more. Metal handles and a redesigned FluxRing cooking cup—optimized for a low spoon angle—make the MiniMo the perfect vessel for personal cooking and eating. Start heating instantly with the convenient, reliable pushbutton igniter; save pack space with the clever sideways burner storage design. Includes fuel canister stabilizer; easy to pack and carry at only 14.6 ounces. One-year limited warranty. For any adventure—from alpine expedition to a weekend trek—Jetboil offers a stove that will keep you fueled. When exploring the backcountry, a compact and efficient stove is fundamental, no matter the level of cuisine you want to create.

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The Jetboil MiniMo is our favorite integrated canister stove. Jetboil stoves have always included a confidence-inspiring burner to pot connection, and that's true here. Previously, piezoelectric igniters were a known failure point. However, on this model, our testers used the igniter hundreds of times with no issues. The main improvement with the "Mo" is a redesigned burner that boils quickly and more efficiently than other models. This one is the best at simmering among the integrated canister stoves in our review, owing to greater fuel valve control. The short and squat profile of the pot makes it easier to avoid scorching your meals and lends stability to the design. With all these features combined, you could even use it for cooking a real &#40;one-pot&#41; meal in the backcountry! 
The MiniMo stays lit and boils water at wind speeds that would have most backpackers hiding in their tents. That being said, gustier winds will definitely blow the stove out if you don't shield it from gusts. It is also a bit heavy for a backpacking stove. Nevertheless, hikers and backpackers who also have alpine climbing or big wall plans &#40;and who have practice protecting a stove from the wind&#41; would do well to consider the MiniMo.

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Jetboil has become synonymous with all-in-one systems that boil water fast, but the MiniMo has some additional tricks up its sleeve. With an upgraded temperature regulator for impressive simmer control, the MiniMo offers the convenience of the Flash above, but with better cooking functionality that many backcountry travelers seek. In terms of features, the 1-liter cooking pot is wrapped in a neoprene sleeve for safe handling, and its short and stout build offers stability over the flame and doubles as a bowl when your meal is ready to eat. If you like to cook and not just boil water, the MiniMo is a great option.

At $155, the MiniMo costs significantly more than the Flash, boils water more slowly (4 min. 30 sec. per liter vs. the Flash’s 3 min. 20 sec.), and weighs about an ounce more. That said, the tradeoffs are well worth it for those who cook their own meals and want the added simmer control. You can also opt for a non-integrated system—for example, pair the MSR Pocket Rocket 2 above with a cook pot—but the MiniMo is undeniably more premium, and we love the added wind resistance and stability you get from the all-in-one design. Added up, it’s our top choice for one to two campers looking for an integrated system with simmer control.See the Jetboil MiniMo Cooking System

The Jetboil MiniMo is our favorite integrated canister stove. Jetboil stoves have always included a confidence-inspiring burner-to-pot connection, and that's true here. Previously, piezoelectric igniters were a known failure point. However, on this model, our testers used the igniter hundreds of times with no issues. The main improvement with the "Mo" is a redesigned burner that boils quickly and more efficiently than other models. This one is the best at simmering among the integrated canister stoves in our review, owing to greater fuel valve control. The short and squat profile of the pot makes it easier to avoid scorching your meals and lends stability to the design. With all these features combined, you could even use it for cooking a real &#40;one-pot&#41; meal in the backcountry! 
The MiniMo stays lit and boils water at wind speeds that would have most backpackers hiding in their tents. That being said, gustier winds will definitely blow the stove out if you don't shield it from gusts. It is also a bit heavy for a backpacking stove. Nevertheless, hikers and backpackers who also have alpine climbing or big wall plans &#40;and who have practice protecting a stove from the wind&#41; would do well to consider the MiniMo.
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 It'S a regulated burner and we'll get into the details of that in a little bit, and really the only difference between those three products is the pot size and associated weight. The micro mo is 0.8 liter pot and weighs just around 12 ounces. The minimo has a liter pot and weighs around 14 ounces, and the sumo has the largest pot at 1

 Unfortunately, it's a major design flaw for jetboil, i'm going to show you how you pack it the different ways and uh you can decide for yourself. If that's a deal breaker for you or if you can live with it, all right, so we'll take the stove off and we'll flip the control down we'll pop our canister off and put our canister holder on top of the lid like it was before, which is Kind of a no-brainer - i really like that feature, and now you have a choice. You can take your pot holder and your burner put them in the bag to protect the pot and the burner and put it away and we're good to go. We'Ll put the plastic on the bottom and we're back to where we were at the beginning of the video

 And if we take a look at the lid, it's got a place to drink from, as well as holes to strain pasta or something like that and a hole for a coffee press. And if you look at the flip side of the lid, you notice that it has the canister stand and if i pull this out, you'll notice that it has two ridges one to store a four ounce canister and one to store. The larger eight ounce canister, which is kind of nice. So as we take a look at the inside of the pot, we have a jet boiled bag to protect our burner and inside the bag

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 It was also a lot cheaper. Was going to go down to their 1 man tents but they're too small since I want to be able to keep my bag inside (and away from bugs).

Have been car camping maybe half a dozen times 15+ yrs ago and was doing it all wrong (we didn't have access to the internet resources we do now 😂). Got the urge to get over my fear of bugs (mainly spiders) and go camping again. I'm aiming to just trial car camping by myself, but would like to try out some beginner hiking trips eventually (probably with a small tour group that can show me the way). I'll only be camping in pretty mild conditions (say 25ish C down to maybe 10C at most)

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