The Flash 1.0L Fast Boil System pairs a Jetboil FluxRing cooking pot and insulating cozy with a turn-and-click igniter. A thermochromatic heat indicator on the cozy changes color when the water is hot.
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Against every one of the canister stove systems and kits in the RidgeNote register with a published figure. Manufacturer-listed; sources and dates are on this page.
The lightest of the canister stove systems and kits on record is Jetboil Stash Cooking System at 7.1 oz — 170 g less for $20 more.
The cheapest is MSR PocketRocket 2 Mini Stove Kit at $104.95 — $40 less and 113 g lighter.
Main models on the same shelf, compared with the Flash Fast Boil Stove on the makers’ published figures; the tick on each bar is the Flash Fast Boil Stove.
Jetboil
Stash Cooking System
6.0 oz lighter (170 g)
$20 more
MSR
PocketRocket 2 Mini Stove Kit
4.0 oz lighter (113 g)
$40 less
Jetboil
MicroMo Cooking System
1.1 oz lighter (31 g)
Not ranked: 1 with no published weight.
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MSR
Switch Stove System
about the same list price
0.7 oz heavier (21 g)
MSR
PocketRocket 2 Mini Stove Kit
$40 less
4.0 oz lighter (113 g)
MSR
PocketRocket Stove Kit
$5.04 less
11.9 oz heavier (338 g)
Not ranked: 2 with no published list price.
Open in search →Backpacking stoves ranked by published weight, kind by kind: 21 models. Lightest canister stove: Enlightened Equipment Ultralight Mini Gas Stove at 1.2 oz.
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