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JetBoil MiniMo Cooking System with Pot Support
Jetboil MiniMo Cooking System with Pot Support
Features & how to use
Details & Specs
Lift your campsite cooking game on your next lightweight adventure, with the MiniMo Cooking System by Jetboil.
Featuring a well-designed cooking pot and regulator technology, operate your stove with simmer control for that ready-made bolognese at base camp. The pot houses the burner with a 100g gas canister for transport, with an ergonomic shape that allows easy eating with a spoon at a low angle. The superior valve and regulator facilitate optimum simmer control of any upright stove in the market, maintaining performance down to -6°C. Fire it up at the push of a button, while a drink-through lid and measuring cup protects the pot base in transit. Thanks to the included Pot Support, use your alternate frypans and pots with adequate stability and safe clearance of the burner. The included stabiliser clips into the lid for storage, and the burner itself comes with a velvet bag for protecting the inside of your pot. Made with hard anodised aluminium for lightweight performance, enjoy robust metal handles and an insulated
The Jetboil MiniMo Cooking System is perfect for adventurers on those fast, light missions anywhere in the world.
- Pot Support included for use with alternate cookware
- Wider, shorter cup than Jetboil Flash
- Excellent simmer control
- valve and regulator
- Fuel canister stabilizer included
- Piezo ignition
Packed Dimensions:
16L x 12.5W x 12H cm
Weight:
0.415 Kg
Capacity:
1 L
Material:
Hard Anodised Alluminium | Stainless Steel
BTU Per Burner:
6000
No. of Burners:
1
1L Boil Time:
2.15 mins per 0.5L
Fuel Type:
Isobutane | Propane
Fuel Consumption:
100 g/hr
Ignition:
Piezo
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
JMNMCB
Snowys Code:
142674
Staff tip:It's worth mentioning that the frypan and gas cylinder are not included with this stove. Also, be sure to use the included Pot Support with any alternative cookware for safe clearance of the burner.
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Q&A's (21)
Is this price justified?1 answer
This is $227 more than the Campmaster Ultralight Hiking Stove Ultra available from a big box store.
John - Turramurra, NSW (4 months ago)
G'day John,
I assume by 'big box store' you mean Kmart or the like. The Campmaster Ultralight Hiking Stove Ultra Jet 1 is much lower quality than the Jetboil. I can't find any information on its materials, however I would assume it would be less durable and therefore have a significantly reduced lifespan in comparison to the Jetboil. The high Jetboil price point is because it is a specialised piece of equipment designed for multiday hiking. It has a regulator and simmer control which the Campmaster doesn't have, and which, as a hiker myself, I can definitely say is useful in cold conditions for preventing a burned meal at the end of a long day. A few other comparisons would be that the Jetboil is smaller (and thus likely lighter), which is usually preferable when hiking, and it has a greater maximum BTU output per burner (6000 as opposed to 4000 for the Campmaster). If you are only planning on using it in relatively mild conditions and only a few times, then the price diference might not be worth it for yourself, but the Jetboil is definitely a much higher quality piece of equipment all round. Hope that helps!
Sarah - Snowys(3 months ago)
which jetboil for hiking1 answer
Hi - I'm looking at the Jetboil products for multiday solo hiking. I'm fine adding water to packaged hiking food at night, but I like to cook up porridge in the morning. Would the minimo be best for this? Or the flash? (or something else?)
Tim - Thornbury, VIC (10 months ago)
G'day Tim,
The MiniMo is the better option if you're wanting to do any kind of cooking due to its regulator and simmer control.
The flash is ultimately designed for fast and high heat, so suitable for rapid boiling of water.
Lauren - Snowys(9 months ago)
Jetboil in snow/ski resort1 answer
Could this boil water on higher altitudes/alpine ranges, particularly on ski resorts e.g., Mt Buller, Baw-Baw, Hotham
Jon - Tarneit, VIC(4 years ago)
G'day John,
It definitely can, you'll just need to make sure you are using a high quality gas blend such as Jetboil or MSR.
Lauren - Snowys(4 years ago)
Minimo1 answer
Whats the maximum amount of water you can boil at one time?
Rick - Perth, WA(4 years ago)
G'day Rick,
I think we show this in our product review video, but it may not be obvious!
The capacity is 1L but it's recommended not to boil more than 0.7L at a time to account for the water bubbling over.
Lauren - Snowys(4 years ago)
Can you buy the pot separately?1 answer
I have the jetboil sumo but wanted to get a minimi pot for solo trips as well, can I purchase the pot separately without having to get a whole new stove?
Pia - Coburg, VIC(4 years ago)
G'day Pia,
Unfortunately not through Jetboil Australia.
There was something called the Jetboil Companion Cup for a while, but they are now discontinued.
Some retailers do still have stock, but you'd have to hit Google to try and track one down.
The Companion Cup - Short is the one compatible with the SUmo/MiniMo burner.
Hope that helps.
Lauren - Snowys(4 years ago)
Heating up1 answer
Could you heat up baked beans or something similar and noodles in the minimo? I'm trying to decide between the Jetboil Flash and the Minimo to heat things rather than cook them. Which would you recommend?
Nicole - Blue Haven, NSW(4 years ago)
G'day Nicole,
If you want to do anything other than boil water, the MiniMo is the best bet. It has a wider base for better heat distribution and allows for easy stiring. The Flash is narrower and taller, so is less favourable for food preparation.
The MiniMo also simmers, so combined with that and that ability to stir your food, you shouldnt have things sticking to the bottom.
Lauren - Snowys(4 years ago)
Soup pouches1 answer
Will this be ok to use heating soup pouches or is it just suitable only for boiling water?
Hayden - Kensington, VIC(4 years ago)
G'day Hayden,
The MiniMo packs a fair amount of concentrated heat, so while we think it should be ok, there may be some risk of melting the soup pouch if they're resting against the pot. It's hard to say sorry.
Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)
Jetboil Gas Cannister Size1 answer
Which Jetboil fuel canister size do I purchase if I want to store it with my Jetboil Minimo Pot, and along with the items it comes with when trekking?
Chris - Fremantle, WA(5 years ago)
G'day Chris,
You'll need the 100g size if you're wanting to fit the burner and the canister in the cup. You can fit a 230g canister in the cup if you leave the burner on the base of the unit, however the lower cap won't fit over the burner, so we'd recommend sticking to the 100g size.
Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)
Will you be getting the jet oil stash?1 answer
It is the latest greatest version.
Kathryn - Albanvale(5 years ago)
G'day Kathryn,
We've got the Jetboil Stash on our radar, so hopefully we'll get some in soon and get them up online.
Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)
Flash + Cooking Pot vs Mini-mo2 answers
For versatility, am I best to get Jetboil Flash (Quick water boil) cooking pot (for when I’m hiking in longer trips and want a break from freeze-died). Or can Mini-mo meet both needs? Can you regulate heat only with the mini-mo with the cooking pot?
Eve - Beecroft (5 years ago)
G'day Eve,
It really comes down to personal preference, however, the more popular combination seems to be a flash for solo trips, with the addition of the cooking pot for group cooking. The MiniMo will essentially do both jobs, however, it does have a higher heat output, which will likely be trickier for cooking food from scratch options.
Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)
The mini mo is better for cooking on as it has a more adjustible flame settings, it is not off or 100% on like the flash.
Jacob - Hawthorn(5 years ago)
Can you get the different colours?1 answer
Like the Jetboil site in USA has 4 colours I think 🤔😊
Huw - Williamstown (6 years ago)
We currently only have the black version available in Australia sorry, Huw. There are a number of products available on the US Jetboil site that we do not have here.
Ben - Snowys(6 years ago)
Is this the latest version of the MiniMo?1 answer
Is this the most up to date version or are there more recent versions of the MiniMo stove?
Samuel - Mentone(6 years ago)
G'day Samuel,
Yes, we have the most recent version of the MiniMo currently available in Australia.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Cooking vs just boiling water?1 answer
Hi This version has simmer capability as a selling point/differentiation from some of the other models, yet Snowys still recommend only using it to boil water? If so why wouldn't I go with a cheaper model that doesn't have simmer control, or is this some more Snowys 'ass' covering? Not trying to be being smart here but it seems simmer capability means more versatile cooking options. Yes, I realise that cooking in the pot may shorten its life , as opposed to just boiling water in it. Thanks.
Rob - Glenbrook(6 years ago)
G'day Rob,
I've checked with some of our staff who use the jetboil regularly and from their experience, the jet boil is great for boiling water and other foods which contain a fair amount of liquid. The intensity of heat the flame produces(even with the simmer control) will tend to cook 'drier' foods such as eggs or bacon too quickly and burn them and destroy the pot. The pot support with a frypan or saucepan will enable you to cook 'drier' foods at a slower pace and save the pot for liquids.
Susie - Snowys(6 years ago)
Does the coffee plunger fit this MiniMoJet boil1 answer
Im interested in this for bike packing
Therese Van Gurp - Valley Heights(6 years ago)
G'day Therese,
The Grande Coffee Press is the one you'd be after for use with the MiniMo and Sumo model Jetboils. Hope that helps!
Lauren - Snowys(6 years ago)
Will the burner also work with a Sumo?1 answer
I currently have a Sumo, are these interchangeable.
Dick - 4500(7 years ago)
G'day Dick,
I've just double checked and the MiniMo and Sumo are the same diameter so the burners are interchangeable.
Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)
Handle1 answer
Hi, does the handle on the pot fold flat against pot?
robert - Chapel hill (7 years ago)
G'day Robert,
That's correct! I've just double checked with the stock we have in store and can confirm the curved metal handle of the JetBoil MiniMo Stove & Pot Support does fold flat against the side of the pot.
Gen - Snowys(7 years ago)
Cooking rice1 answer
Any feedback as to how well this unit can cook rice from scratch...e.g. absorption method over low heat?
Dan - Bega(7 years ago)
G'day Dan,
We generally wouldn't recommend cooking food directly in the Jetboil MiniMo. The high heat is great for quickly boiling water to pour into freeze-dried meals, but cooking rice in this will inevitably lead to caked on rice that's very hard to get off. Luckily Back Country make Instant Rice that just needs boiling water added to the sachet.
Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)
How many mls is the cup that is supplied with the minimo?1 answer
The specs indicate boil time of 2.15 for 500ml but also mentions 1 litre in the specs.
Tracey - Orange(7 years ago)
G'day Tracey,
The cup capacity of the JetBoil MiniMo Stove & Pot Support is 1L. The Boil time of 2.15mins refers to 500ml say for when you're making a couple of cups of tea. The boil time for 1L is closer to 4.5 minutes.
Gen - Snowys(7 years ago)
Does this include the Compatible accessories (Coffee Press, Hanging Kit, and Pot Support)?1 answer
Does this include the Compatible accessories (Coffee Press, Hanging Kit, and Pot Support)?
Bianca - Enmore(7 years ago)
G'day Bianca,
The JetBoil MiniMo is currently supplied with the pot support, but the Grande Coffee Press is available to purchase separately. The Hanging Kit is not currently available for purchase in Australia, so you might need to order one in from an overseas website.
Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)
What's different to the previous MiniMo?1 answer
Is it just a name change, or is this a new and improved version to the original MiniMo?
Stephen - Brisbane(7 years ago)
G'day Stephen,
I've had a quick look into this for you. The only changes are the colour is now 'carbon' and doesn't have the silhouettes of trees on it anymore, and the pot support is now included in the package. But the stove itself is unchanged mate.
Tim - Snowys(7 years ago)
Pot support included?3 answers
Can you confirm whether this includes the pot support please. Title suggests it does but the details/pics do not mention it.
Jill - Hervey Bay(7 years ago)
G'day Jill,
There's been some conflicting information about this going around as Jetboil was including it, then not, now they are again. So to be really clear for everyone reading Jills question, the Jetboil MiniMo is currently being supplied with a Pot Support included.
Tim - Snowys(7 years ago)
I was in the Keswick branch the other day & was advised that none of the jetboils on the shelf came with the pot support included. Is this correct? Thanks.
John - 5090(5 years ago)
G'day John,
I'm sorry you were given the wrong information there.
I can confirm that the MiniMo definitely comes with pot support as the name suggests.
Thanks for letting us know, and we'll follow it up with the team.
Lauren - Snowys(5 years ago)
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