Stove

[Labaherd]

I am looking for a stove to put in my pack or to keep in my truck. What stove do you guy use??

Thanks Jon

 

[Yotekiller]

What kind of stove are you looking for? Heating a shelter or cooking?

 

[youngbuck]

I use a Jetbloil MicroMo and would recommend it. If I were using it with the French press for coffee, I would get one without rivets.

EDIT* I have the minimo, it is 1L and has rivets. The .8L micromo does not. The minimo is easier to eat out of, the micromo is easier to make coffee with. After using one, I wonder why I ever tried anything different. IIRC, the Mo series stoves work at lower temps than the Flash or some other brands, they are regulated.

 

[carl1775]

MSR pocket. Have to be level and stable on set-up, but otherwise, no complaints.

 

[Labaherd]

I would just use it to warm water for a warm drink or a mountain house meal. I am not into coffee so it would be hot coco

 

[jebel]

Second on the Jetboil MicroMo. You can fit a small fuel canister directly inside it for a very small, convenient package. The regulator keeps it operating at sub-freezing temperatures. If you're just looking to heat water, it's a great setup.

 

[wyowinchester]

JET BOIL

 

[kiwikid]

Another vote for the MSR Pocket as long as it isn't sub zero C or too windy. For cold conditions we use a Primus white spirits cooker.

 

[Len Backus]

Jetboil MicroMo

 

[Labaherd]

Thank you for all the input.

Jon

 

[huntsman22]

old school cool....

 

[jackem]

I would just use it to warm water for a warm drink or a mountain house meal. I am not into coffee so it would be hot coco

I carry a Kelly Kettle in my vehicle. It heats a bottle of water for a hot drink or a freeze dried meal fast. And it does it with twigs for fuel. Simple and safe when not in use. No affiliation other than a happy owner: https://www.kellykettleusa.com

 

[CoachChris]

Jet Boil

 

[ATH]

Another vote for the MSR. I can fit the stove and a tin foil windscreen within the pot I take to boil water for Mountain House meals and coffee.