Jetboil - MicroMo - Gas stove
At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- bikepacking, camping, trekking
- Fuel types:
- butane/propane gas
- Capacity:
- 1,750 W
- Boil time (1L):
- 4.5 min
- Weight:
- 340 g
- Extras:
- piezo ignition, heat exchanger, wind shield
- Item No.:
- 528-0117
Product description
The Jetboil MicroMo strikes the perfect balance between weight and power for an optimal cooking performance. Thanks to the windshield and heat-exchanger, this stove performs brilliantly and reliably in more adverse and cold conditions in the mountains as well. It's got a small pack size as well, which is music to the ears of just about any camper!
The Jetboil MicroMo is a complete cooking system, consisting of an 800ml pot, a lightweight insulating cozy and a drink-through lid. The fuel valve allows for fine-tuned control and the stove is equipped with a piezo ignition. For added stability, the stove also comes with a fuel canister stabiliser. In the cooking pot, you can transport a 100g can from Jetboil as well - that'll save some space in your pack! In sum, the MicroMo is a compact stove that is perfect for 1-2 people!
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by Janine Hélène helpful
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Powerful Compact Lightweight High efficiency
High efficiency
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High efficiency
i use it last winter in snow..very good and compact..
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Compact Lightweight Easy to light Finely adjustable -
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Difficult to clean -
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Beginner Expedition Winter hiking Trekking Ultra-light Camping
At 3000 i burned 2 cannister after 3 days due lower pressure and need to melt snow all the time. For me it's been one of the best investments due to its efficiency in gas/propanol use and quick boiling.
I'd only recommend this if you're hiking a lot bc this is quite pricey.
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Winter hiking Expedition