Designed to fuel your backcountry passion, Jetboil's Sol™ Aluminum Personal Cook System delivers ultimate performance and reliability in extreme conditions. Trust Jetboil Sol to deliver warmth and sustenance wherever your outdoor pursuits take you. The all new, ultra-compact 10.5 ounces* Sol Advanced Cooking System is barely noticed in your pack, while assuring you're prepared for the toughest conditions. In this true 4-season upright canister cooking system, Jetboil introduces advanced Jetboil Thermo-Regulate™ Burner Technology to deliver consistent heat output down to 20° F (-6° C). Includes integrated burner base and 0.8 Liter FluxRing Cooking Cup.
- Jetboil Thermo-Regulate™ technology - consistent heat down to 20° F (-6° C) .8 Liter FluxRing® cup
- Insulating Cozy
- Convenient, reliable push-button igniter
- Pot support and Stabilizer tripod included
- Drink-through lid with pour spout & strainer
- Bottom cover doubles as a bowl and measuring cup
- Compatible with all Jetboil accessories
- Boil time: 16 oz (0.5 Liter) = 2 minutes, 15 seconds (avg over life of Jetpower canister)
- Water boiled: 12 Liters per 100g Jetpower canister
- Size: 4.1" x 6.5" (104 mm x 165 mm)
- Weight: 10.5 oz (240 g) * system weight does not include pot support, fuel stabilizer and measuring cup
- Volume: 27 oz (0.8 Liter)
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what is the difference between the jetboil sol and the jetboil flash personal cook system?Asked on 12/5/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The Flash is not a regulated stove so it will not perform as well in colder weather. The Sol is a regulated stove and perform better in colder weather.Answered on 12/6/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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What happens when temp is under 20 like -10 degrees ?Asked on 10/26/2011 by Dave from ma2 answers
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The stove will perform fine under 32 degrees, I can't answer for -10 though. The other day I used the stove up lost lake trail outside of Seward Alaska. The temperature was around 30, although I didn't time the boil, it wasn't far off the 2.5 minutes I've had in warmer weather. Yes, the stoves performance does go down the colder it is, but what's the end all be all temperature, well it ain't 30, probably would be fine to 20ish. One thing to consider too, the temp of you fuel bottle, that'll make all the difference too.Answered on 3/6/2012 by I from Seward AlaksaA:
The JetBoil Cook System will simply not perform in temperatures under 32 degrees.Answered on 10/27/2011 by Anonymous
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What are the differences between the Jetboil Flash and Sol systems?Asked on 8/17/2011 by William the Ignorant from Jefferson City, MO1 answer
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The Flash is not a regulated stove so it will not perform as well in colder weather. The Sol is a regulated stove and perform better in colder weather.Answered on 8/19/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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