Jetboil Pot Support and Stabilizer

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The vast majority of stoves do not have a regulator valve, but you should check with your manufacturer as to whether or not your particular stove has a regulator valve.

A 16oz propane canister weighs 780g when full, about the same as two 8 oz backpacking gas canisters. Jetboil's pot support is compatible with all Jetboil systems except the Genesis, Stash and MightyMo. Having this little adapter might mean the difference being able to do a given trip – and having to just go home.First, I have to find a spot well sheltered from the wind, flat-ish and big enough to accommodate the tripod stove, the windscreen and the gas canister (connected to the stove via a tube). FWIW, Jim Wood compiled an excellent overview of the various gas canister diameters and available stands.

I had to file the melted bit at home very patiently with a metal file, to make it smooth and flush with the rest of the plastic base so it would fit inside the cook pot again. I am sorry to hear about the regulator issue you had experienced on your relatively new Genesis stove. Here, a cozy might have actual value, particularly if one were to start (as I recommend) with a warmed canister.When I did my tests a few years back of the Whisperlite Universal, I was very impressed with its ability to simmer, particularly on kerosene. yes I could get a Coleman "camping stove", but I don't need 2 burners and it's bulkier to pack than the Minimo is. If the flame goes out, you've now got a highly flammable, potentially explosive gas rushing toward the red hot metal of your stove. Read the rest of the post and see if benefits are sufficient to justify the weight of the heavier canister.