How do I light my Jetboil safely?

CAUTION: Always ensure burner base is stable and free of any pot prior to lighting. Gas build-up can occur, resulting in increased flame eruption. Always follow the lighting instructions in your stove's manual. Open the gas valve only slightly and ignite straight away. Don't let gas run before lighting. If the stove doesn't light within a few seconds, turn the gas off and let any gas disperse before trying again. Light your stove outdoors, in a well-ventilated area, on a stable surface. watch video

Jetboil Stash Ultralight Hiking Stove

Stash Cooking System

$279.99

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Features

Lightning fast boil

Fluxring Technology

Compact

Best Use

Freeze dried meals

Hot Beverage

We know your dreams are big and ambitious. Which is why we designed the all-new Stash™ to be lightweight and compact, maximizing your pack space without sacrificing that iconic Jetboil performance. At 200g, the .8L Stash is 40% lighter than the .8L Zip.

Stand-alone stove with titanium burner and .8L FluxRing cook pot is the lightest Jetboil system ever made
FluxRing Technology ensures a rapid 2.5min boil time
Nesting design makes taking it anywhere compact and easy
Cook Pot with lid and attached pour handle makes for easy handling
Fuel stabilizer keeps everything stable and steady
Storage for 100g JetPower Fuel Canister makes adventuring anywhere easy
Included Components: Titanium Burner, .8L FluxRing Cook Pot with Lid, Fuel Stabilizer, Instructions
Boils 12L per 100g Jetpower can

Weight: 201 g
Packed Dimension: 13 × 11.2cm
Boil Time: 150sec per .5L
(avg. over life of JetPower can)
Fuel: High-performance propane/isobutane
Fuel Regulator: No
Ignition Type: Match
Power: 4500 BTU/h (1.52 kW)
Group Size: 1-2

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Crazy Compact

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Light & Fast

Log more miles without weighing down your pack, Stash is the lightest Jetboil system ever made.

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Boil in seconds

You'll spend less time waiting and more time enjoying hot meals and beverages on your adventure.

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Compact & Packable

Quick to set up, quick to pack up. Jetboil systems nest into the cooking pot, making storage and transport a breeze.

Jetboil Stash backpacking stove cook system, lit with a blue flame, set outdoors on a rocky surface with a person blurred in the background.

Ultra efficient

Boil water faster and burn less fuel thanks to the Jetboil FluxRing heat exchanger.

Frequently Asked Questions

CAUTION: Always ensure burner base is stable and free of any pot prior to lighting. Gas build-up can occur, resulting in increased flame eruption.

Always follow the lighting instructions in your stove's manual.
Open the gas valve only slightly and ignite straight away. Don't let gas run before lighting.
If the stove doesn't light within a few seconds, turn the gas off and let any gas disperse before trying again.
Light your stove outdoors, in a well-ventilated area, on a stable surface.

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Make sure the burner is cool and disconnected from the canister. Use a soft brush or cloth to clear debris or food from the burner head and surrounding area, keeping water out of the burner ports. If it needs more than a brush, gently use a mild detergent and water solution, then let it dry completely before reassembling.

No. Fast Boil systems such as the Flash, Zip and Stash are designed for boiling water, not cooking food. They're perfect for coffee, tea, soup and rehydrating freeze-dried meals, but they aren't built for frying, simmering or cooking food directly in the cup.

Boil your water in the cup, then pour it into the meal pouch and follow the pouch instructions. Don't put food or pouches without water in the cup to heat them.

Yes. Gas stoves are a practical alternative when fire restrictions rule out campfires. Jetboil’s integrated cooking systems are designed to heat water quickly and efficiently, while the insulated cup and FluxRing technology help reduce heat loss and fuel consumption. This makes Jetboil well suited to camping, high-country and backcountry trips across Australia.