Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System
Item #: 87281
Our Price: $89.98
Regular Price: $99.95
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- Temperature indicator is integrated into the 3 stripes of the neoprene cozy to show you when the cup contents are hot.
- Indicator light turns yellow when the water is getting warm and you are close to boil time.
- Fluxring® heat exchanger on the bottom of the cooking cup creates excellent fuel efficiency.
- A translucent drink through lid lets you check on the contents of the cup so you can check if your water is boiling.
- Translucent measuring cup with easy to read lines unsnaps from the bottom of the cooking cup.
- Adjustable flame burner is housed in a windscreen, reducing heat loss when windy.
- Neoprene cozy on the cooking cup stays in place without melting, insulating the stove and increasing it's efficiency.
- Wire valve bail allows for easy flame adjustment and simmer control even when wearing gloves.
- Tunnel pocket on the cozy holds utensils or Jetboil hanging kit (Campmor sku# 87266).
- Stabilizer attaches to the fuel canister (not included) widening the stove base to insure stability.
- The cooking cup stores the burner as well as a fuel canister.
- Size: 7.1" x 4.5" x 4.1"
- Weight: 15.25 oz.
- Fuel: Butane/Propane Canister
- Fuel Capacity: 225 g canister
- Burn Time: (Max) 42 min. / 100g canister
- Average boil time: 2 min. 42 sec./ 0.5L water.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Great stove for personal or couple use. We have one in each Boy Scout patrol and the Scouts hike with it and boil water quick and easy for soup, cocoa, etc. The only issue is if you use a pan all the heat is concentrated in one spot (center) which causes burning. Soupy mixtures are fine though. Highly recommended!!!!
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: I've taken this stove backpacking twice now and I really like how everything nests together and doesn't get separated in my pack. It's lightweight and boils water quickly. I found it to be easy to clean and handle while on the trail.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: I really like how everything nests together to create a compact and lighweight package that doesn't take up much room in my backpack.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: You can use it for anything you need to and then some
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Used the stove during a 73.4 mile backpacking trip in the RMNP
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Been using one for two years now. Used on day hikes, car camping and lunches at work. Primary use is morning coffee when car camping. Within 4 minutes of crawling out of the tent at 7am I'm drinking 2 hot cups of instant Starbucks coffee. No more waiting 15-20 minutes for the old greasy, oversized, oudated "green propane stove" to warm up a pan of water for coffee on a cold damp morning at camp. In fact, my wife has one of these too, so we bought the JB pot and frying pan, and ditched all the green-colored propane stoves and lanterns for these JB stoves and a battery-powered lantern. Only CON with the JB systems is they're hard to simmer, but you can still get there with some fiddling. For us, these are cutting-edge products.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: I just went on a two week camping adventure with my two kids, and there were days that I used on the jetboil to cook everything. It was a life saver!
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Simple fast buy the coffee press and waalaa you have fresh brewed coffee anywhere. mug has 2 cup marker inside so you fill to the mark for your freez dried meals. One small gas coninter lasted 6 days, during a North Slope of Alaska caribou hunt.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Read a lot of mixed reviews before purchase. I am very pleased with the system. It's relatively bulky, but the trade off i made was from a basic stove, cook pot(for boiling water mostly), mug, measuring cup, bowl, and pot support to this system. It all fits in the cup and my spork fits in the sleeve. The added convenience factor is worth a few extra ounces in my book. In addition to packing, I work outside and make coffee and noodles ramen daily. No trouble a month into use, starts every time and it didn't break in my unintentional "slam it in the van door " test.
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Comments about Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System: Great
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What is the difference between the Flash and the Zip - what do you get in the Flash that makes it $30 more?
Also, can I put other pans (like mess kit pans) on the burner?Asked on 7/3/2011 by Godsruth from Amelia, OH1 answer
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The Flash has a self starter a sparker basically and has a larger cup at 14 oz. The Zip is has a smaller cup at 12 oz and does not have a self starter you would need to light the zip with a match or lighter.Answered on 7/7/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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I have a Jet Boil some five years old or so and the "spot welds" near the bottom of the cup have cracked, thus leaking water from the cup onto the stove. The unit is not operational in it's current state. Does Jet Boil warrant this type of defect?Asked on 6/10/2011 by Johnny's Garden from Hakalau, Hawaii1 answer
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http://www.jetboil.com/warranty
This is the link for Jet Boil warranty informationAnswered on 6/14/2011 by Betty
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I have an older original jetboil cooking system. I love the efficiency of it but find the cup that came with it difficult to eat out of because of the depth. I have to bring a separate cup and eat out of it. I bought the cooking pot but it is just so large. Do they make a smaller cup that isn't so deep that you can actually get a spoon down into, or a smaller pot? Thanks for the input.Asked on 5/24/2011 by tod1 answer
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There is the Jetboil .8 L Flux Ring Sol Companion Cup will work. It is the depth of a spork.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___68017Answered on 5/25/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the compacity of the cup?? is it .8 liters?Asked on 5/24/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The cup is 1 Liter on the personal systemAnswered on 5/25/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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I wouldn't think so, but are you able to heat the container over a fire as well as the fuel source?Asked on 4/27/2011 by Anonymous from Poland, OH2 answers
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You are correct this container can not be heated over a wood fire.Answered on 4/28/2011 by Steve from CampmorCUSTOMER CARE
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Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System - The container is built to lock into the stove . Over a fire this lock-in
system would be comprimised .Answered on 4/28/2011 by Chris from Campmor
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Can any brand of fuel tank be used with this stove or is it brand proprietary?Asked on 3/8/2011 by RLB3 from PA1 answer
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Yes you can use other manufacturers fuel canisters as long as they are an ISOBUTANE canister.Answered on 3/11/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the minimum temperature at which this stove can properly function?Asked on 2/7/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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This stove would have problems functioning lower than the teens.Answered on 2/10/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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What are the benefits of the Flash over the personal model?Asked on 12/16/2010 by Dan1 answer
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Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System has these 2 advantages over the personal system. The flash has a canister stabilizer to increase the stability of the Jetboil system, it also has the temperature indicator on the sleeve and it has a pot support.Answered on 12/21/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the difference between this system and the iso-butane system? And where can I find fuel for either of them?Asked on 12/15/2010 by Anonymous1 answer
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The flash has a canister stabilizer to increase the stability of the Jetboil system, it also has the temperature indicator on the sleeve and it has a pot support. Other than that they appear to be similar. You can purchase the pot support and the stabilizer for another $20, but if you are thinking about getting these you might as well get the Flash which would cost roughly the same as both the Jetboil Personal and the extra gadgets. The Fuel can be purchased in stores that carry the jetboil stove.Answered on 12/17/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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How much water can it hold?Asked on 12/7/2010 by N4NAE from NC1 answer
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Jetboil Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System comes with a 1 L containerAnswered on 12/9/2010 by Steve from Campmor
| Weight w/o Fuel | 15.25 oz 432.33 grams |
| Dimensions | 7.1" x 4.5" x 4.1" |
| Fuel Type(s) | iso butane |
| Avg. Boil Time | 2 min. 42 sec for .5 Liter |
| Burn Time | 42 min. 100 gram canister |
| BTU's | n/a |
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