JetBoil 1.5L Fluxring Cooking Pot

G'day Jo,

It's not something that Jetboil recommends, however, I have read stories of hikers using these pots on Pocket Rocket stoves, and reporting that they are quite stable. It won't work with every stove due to the location and shape of the pot supports. It's not something we'd be comfortable recommending, but it does seem to be possible.

G'day Seb,

The Fluxring Cooking Pot will work straight on top of the Mighty Mo Hiking Stove.

G'day Steve,

The Genesis is not listed as a compatible cook system for the Fluxring im afraid. 
It is only compatible with the following burners: Zip, Flash, Flash Java, MightyMo, MicroMo, MiniMo, SUMO

G'day Dmytro,

I've just measured the base of the 1.5L Fluxring Cooking Pot and the internal diameter of the heat exchanger ring is 12cm. 

G'day Neishya,

When using the JetBoil 1.5L Fluxring Cooking Pot with your Mightymo Stove, you will need to use the pot support, yes.

It will work with the Flash Cooking System Elaine, but you will need the Jetboil Pot Support in order to use the cooking pot on top of the burner. A combination of the Flash with the Cooking Pot would let you cook everything from boiled water to pasta sauce.

G'day Toni - The support is sold separately. You'll find it by searching the following code, #43835, using the search box at the top of the Snowys page. Hope that helps. Cheers, Paul

Hi Julie-Ann, you can but there are some limitations and commonsense that need to be applied. They should only be used on a gas flame, not an electric hotplate, and care needs to be taken with flames reaching around the side of the pot and melting the neoprene cosy. You will also need to consider the supports on the stove and their compatibility with the Fluxring on the bottom of the pot. Wou can turn a standard Jetboil into a regular hiking stove with the addition of the pot support which is made specifically for the Jetboil pot and frypan.