I had never used one of these types of portable stoves before. The Jetboil was so easy to use and I can't believe how fast it heated my water. Fantastic product!

Purchase this item about three weeks ago and the maze how quickly the water boils.

Best stove Ive ever bought light small and boils water fast. Highly recommend

I have had this Stash since march 2021 and used it on several hikes during these 8 months. Before I took it out I compared it with several other stoves that I have. I found that the Stash was the lightest option for my 10 day trip when I added a clip-on windshield. With a 5 gram LPG consumption per boil it was superior to my other stoves.

I have so many jetboils, I have one for everyone in the family, and I have been trying to UL my backpacking system and bought this right away. I just tested it before taking it out and realized the weight saving is a tradeoff for no piezo ignition and the height of the set up is completely impractical and I don't trust it to go into the mountains. At the house, 6100' elevation with moderate wind it was an absolute mess. No way is this thing going to stand up at high altitude in the Tetons and Winds. Being used to Jet boil quality I was pretty bummed, it hasn't even been out BC.

I was able to find the new stash today at REI, in Boca Raton,Fl. No where on the box does it show fuel canister needed or what size fuel canister it needs. The pin head at REI after informing me it does not come with a fuel canister let me buy a 230g canister which will not nest in the pot. After unboxing this gem I then found out putting it all back together with the dummy canister,(I bought the wrong size) has a learning curve. The fuel stabilizer is very tight on the canister which is good that it hold well, but a little different to take off. Everything must be put back a certain way or the lid will not go on correctly. So, look at the picture diagram closely because there is an exact science to it. Perhaps Ill write another review once its used. Im sure the flimsy pour lid will not fit any better. I may return this and stick to my old reliable Esbit which is easy to Stash.

The stove does what it says. It boil, simmer and be stable. The only draw back is the top will come off when trying to strain causing your meal to go on the ground. When it gets hot it becomes useless. Will even warp while boiling water. So just be careful.

Grabbed this for a bikepacking trip with a group of five and this did all of the cooking and coffee-ing for all of us, no problem at all. So compact and light too!

I bought the Stash last week and took it camping for the first time this weekend. This thing is extremely light, the burner stack is solid, doesn't feel flimsy at all. Burned consistently even with Nebraska's constant winds. It did everything is said it would, but with the reduced weight comes reduced features. I normally use a Jetboil MicroMo for my one person cook system. I almost exclusively use these for dehydrated food and coffee/tee. The missing koozie with attached handle required me to wait until my coffee was warmish to drink from the Stash, and of course it cooled faster than the MicroMo. The missing push starter is a bit of an inconvenience. The French press kit for the MicroMo is also nice rather than cowboy coffee. Basically, I think to use the Stash as I normally would, I would need to bring a seperate coffee cup and probably a pour over filter, which ruins the weight savings.

In summary - it does everything it is said to do. If you want boiling water only, this is your best choice. If you want to expand even a bit outside that, you should go for another JetBoil stove. For all the ounce counters, beware that you will probably add weight with lighter and any basic gadgets for good coffee.

I have only done a test run in the house so far. But I couldnt believe how fast it boiled 1 cup of water! I wish I would have timed it but couldnt have been more than 30 seconds. Packs up perfectly within the cup, eve the parts for the coffee press. I am excited to use it in the field for coffee and freeze dried meals!!

Awesome product! A must have for any and all outdoorsmen and outdoorswomen.

I purchased the MicroMo but should have bought the Zip for my needs. The pressure regulator won't allow the lid to stay closed with a full canister stored in the cup. This was purchased to replace my Zip which was a gift but it grew legs and walked away from camp on a hike while getting water at a nearby spring pipe. I would return and purchase a Zip but since I purchased from jetboil directly I'd have to pay shipping so it is what it is. If you only need to boil water for rehydrated meals or coffee. Get the Zip.

I purchased the MicroMo to use full time for coffee/tea while living out of my camper van and to take it alpine climbing and thru hiking some high routes. The 0.8L capacity is perfect for my needs. The speed, efficiency, and cold weather performance is great. The stabilizer is excellent. This is my second Jetboil. The lid is terrible. It is not easy to secure where you can trust it will strain or pour water without falling off. With enough fiddling, the lid can be attached securely, however this isn't easy to do with the pot full of boiling water. There are multiple reviews discussing the flaws with the lid and it seems as if Jetboil is just sticking with it. Unfortunately, it's enough of a nuisance that it ruins the experience cooking in the backcountry. Good gear doesn't annoy you in the mountains, and the lid does. Everything else about the stove is A+, but it's being returned.

Bought this for our road trip to Utah. We tested it out at home so we dont have any surprises on the trip and I couldnt believe how fast water boils in this! Under a minute and we had a rolling boil. Incredible. And so easy to use! Very happy with this purchase.

This micro mo is an excellent balance of form and function with micro adjustable flame and a super compact size. The heating capacity perfectly matches the amount of water required with most one to two person camp meals.

Used for a week of back country hunting. So glad I bought this instead of taking my older, larger jet boil. Super light and worked perfect at 9500 in NM.

I purchased this product a couple of weeks ago. We were taking some of our older scouts on a backpacking trip (quick overnight) and since it was going to be me and both of my sons, I figured it was time to buy my own instead of borrowing a troop stove. I wanted something that was light, but also had some capacity. I went through the JetBoil product selector and the Micro was one of the recommended choices.

It did not take long to receive the product. Setting it up was very straightforward. I was not prepared for how fast this thing could boil water. Had to see it to believe it.

On the trail, I cooked an MRE for dinner. Some instant grits and coffee for breakfast. In all those cases, I was just boiling water and it was simple. For lunch, one of my boys wanted to cook some noodles and chicken which we did in the pot. Brought it to a boil and then throttled back to reasonable. I say reasonable because a rolling boil is an understatement - this thing generates steam by the cubic foot.

I haven't used it in winter yet. Nor have I spent a lot of time with it and it's still new. I know on some of the troop stoves the push striker has failed, but obviously this one worked like a charm.

In short - I love this little stove and I'm extremely pleased with the purchase.

I purchased the MicroMo but should have bought the Zip for my needs. The pressure regulator won't allow the lid to stay closed with a full canister stored in the cup. This was purchased to replace my Zip which was a gift but it grew legs and walked away from camp on a hike while getting water at a nearby spring pipe. I would return and purchase a Zip but since I purchased from jetboil directly I'd have to pay shipping so it is what it is. If you only need to boil water for rehydrated meals or coffee. Get the Zip.

I purchased the MicroMo to use full time for coffee/tea while living out of my camper van and to take it alpine climbing and thru hiking some high routes. The 0.8L capacity is perfect for my needs. The speed, efficiency, and cold weather performance is great. The stabilizer is excellent. This is my second Jetboil. The lid is terrible. It is not easy to secure where you can trust it will strain or pour water without falling off. With enough fiddling, the lid can be attached securely, however this isn't easy to do with the pot full of boiling water. There are multiple reviews discussing the flaws with the lid and it seems as if Jetboil is just sticking with it. Unfortunately, it's enough of a nuisance that it ruins the experience cooking in the backcountry. Good gear doesn't annoy you in the mountains, and the lid does. Everything else about the stove is A+, but it's being returned.

Bought this for our road trip to Utah. We tested it out at home so we dont have any surprises on the trip and I couldnt believe how fast water boils in this! Under a minute and we had a rolling boil. Incredible. And so easy to use! Very happy with this purchase.