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JetBoil

Sumo Hiking Stove

Name: Sumo Hiking Stove
Brand: JetBoil
Price: 274.90 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (22 reviews)

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Details & Specs

Feeding a tribe? Well, maybe not that many, but a small group? The Jetboil Sumo, MiniMo's big brother, is the cooker for you.

The 1.8L pot is enough to boil water for 4 x 2-Serve Back Country Cuisines and will house either a 100g or 230g fuel canister for easy transport. An improved valve and regulator facilitates the best simmer control of any upright stove on the market and maintains performance down to -6°C.

Fired-up at the push of a button, the Sumo features a drink through lid and measuring cup that protects the pot base when in transit. The stabiliser is included and clipped into the lid for storage, and the burner comes with its own velvet bag to protect the inside of your pot.

Made with hard anodised aluminium for lightweight performance, the Jetboil Sumo also has an insulated cosy over the pot and is perfect for adventurers on fast and light missions anywhere in the world.

Bigger pot (1.8L) than its baby brother the MiniMo
Excellent simmer control
Improved valve and regulator
Piezo ignition
Includes pot support and stabiliser

Packed Dimensions:

21L x 12.5W x 12.5H cm

Weight:

0.48 Kg

Capacity:

1.8 L

Material:

Hard Anodised Alluminium | Stainless Steel

BTU Per Burner:

6000

No. of Burners:

1L Boil Time:

4.15 mins

Fuel Type:

Isobutane | Propane

Ignition:

Piezo

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

JSUMOCB

Snowys Code:

133082

Staff tip:Just to cover our butts, we need to mention that the gas cylinder is not included with the stove.

Reviews

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Q&A's (10)

Pot on its own?1 answer

Are you able to order the larger pots on their own? I have the Minimo system, i just want a bigger pot.

Anthony - North Strathfield, NSW(3 years ago)

G'day Anthony,

No, unfortunately. Jetboil used to do what's known as a "Companion Cup", which were generic short or tall cups that you could get as an extra, but they are no longer available.
You may be able to pick one up second-hand, or potentially an offshore retailer as catalogues in other countries may be different.

Lauren - Snowys(3 years ago)

Storage bag1 answer

Hi, do you have a storage bag to suit the Jetboil Sumo? Thanks

Dennis - Bega, NSW(4 years ago)

G'day Dennis,

There isn't a specific storage bag designed for these, as they're pretty portable as they are with the top and bottom caps. If you're wanting to store it in something, then a Sea to Summit Stuff Sack in XSmall or Small (depending on how much extra room you need) would be our recommendation.

Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)

Gâ€™day, will the MSR ceramic skillet work well on this (using the pot support)?1 answer

G’day, will the MSR ceramic skillet work well on this (using the pot support)?

Johnny - Geelong (4 years ago)

G'day Johnny,

Yes, you can use the MSR Ceramic Skillet on the Sumo Stove, you'll just need to use the pot support, and keep the heat down a little lower than when you're boiling water in the main cup.

Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)

Dry Bag1 answer

Hey Snowys I just wanted to know what size dry bag/sack the Sumo will fit in Cheers

Alicia - Adelaide Airport, SA(4 years ago)

G'day Alicia,

We've tried this out for you, and confirm the Sumo Hiking Stove fits in the 4L Sea to Summit Dry Sacks.

Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)

Jetboil with Gasmate 230G Canister1 answer

Just bought Sumo from Snowys. Does the Gasmate 230G Canister fit the Jetboil. I want to grab a 24 Canister Bulk Pack.

John - KARIONG(5 years ago)

G'day John,

The Lindal valve will fit the attachment on the Sumo, but as to whether it will fit in the cup we're not 100% sure. We don't currently stock that particular canister, and sometimes the 230g canisters are slightly different sizes. The Jetboil 230g canisters we have fit, but it would be worth double-checking before you grab yourself 24 canisters.

Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)

Pot size MiniMo vs Sumo1 answer

Hi I presume the pot diameter is the same, the sumo is just taller? Thanks

Gary - Perth(5 years ago)

Yeah, the diameter is pretty much the same, Gary, the Sumo pot fits on to the MiniMo stove and vice-versa.

Ben - Snowys(5 years ago)

Spare Cup?1 answer

Hi. Do you have the Sump cups seperate?

Linda - Kenthurst(6 years ago)

G'day Linda,

We don't have any of these currently, but if you'd like us to chase one up for you just send us an email to service@snowys.com.au and let us know you're after a Sumo Skirt, part number 141873.

Tim - Snowys(6 years ago)

Can you confirm the sumo comes with the pot stabiliser piece?1 answer

Some stores advertise the piece is separate and $20 which seems a bit ridiculous!! I’ll be buying from your store if you assure me the piece comes with the sumo!

Sam - Golden Square(7 years ago)

G'day Sam,

I've just opened up a box to double check our stock and the Jetboil Sumo Hiking Stove definitely comes with the port support and the fuel can stabilizer.

Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)

Do the symbols change colour when boiling?1 answer

Do the symbols on the sleeve on the cup change colour when the water has boiled.

William - Fullarton (7 years ago)

G'day William,

The logos on the Jetboil Sumo cosy aren't temperature sensitive sorry mate, so they won't change colour like the logos on the cosy of the Jetboil Flash.

Tim - Snowys(7 years ago)

Sumo simmer control?1 answer

Hi Snowy's. Does the Sumo have the same ability to simmer like the Minimo?

Garry - Sydney NSW(7 years ago)

It does indeed Garry. The Jetboil Sumo now features the same regulated burner that was first released on the MiniMo which gives you good simmer control, unlike the Jetboil Flash which is best kept for boiling water quickly.

Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)

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