Jetboil Stash
Compact yet powerful; its long-term durability is supported by consistent field reviews and a solid warranty.
Consolidated from 29 cited sources across 26 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 23 positive sources
- 4 neutral sources
- 1 unconvinced source
1 of 12 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick.
single-burner design limits simultaneous cooking; pot size smaller than many competitors, less versatile for families or groups needing multiple dishes.
Flagged 23 August 2026
Pros & cons
- ✓ Compact design
- ✓ Powerful output
- ✓ Solid warranty
- ✓ Consistent durability
- ✓ highly efficient
- ✗ Limited simultaneous cooking
- ✗ Smaller pot size than many competitors
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 10 articles, 17 video reviews and 2 community sources
23 positive sources
Editor’s Note: We updated this guide on May 29, 2026, to add three new stoves to our list: the Jetboil Stash, MSR Switch, and TOAKS Titanium. We also swept the guide for price changes and moved some stoves around in our rankings.Read P PaleoHikerMD PaleoHikerMD · 80.7K subscribers · Jan 2021
Well, JetBoil has listened, and now it's time to check out the ULTRALIGHT JETBOIL STASH.Watch G
The Jetboil Stash is an incredible stove if you're looking to primarily boil water for your backcountry meals. You'll be hard-pressed to find another option that blends a lightweight construction with top-tier fuel efficiency.Read B
I really enjoyed jetboil stash cooking and it boiled 500ml of water in 3 minutes and cooked the pork steaks really well using the simmer function. The jetboil stash camp stove worked really well with my jetboil summit skillet too.Watch G
It is 7.1 ounces, compared to the Coastal Range Backpacker’s 9.1 ounces.But the Stash is Jetboil’s lightest stove ever. Compared to other Jetboil models, the Coastal Range Backpacker is lighter across the board.Read B
The jetboil stash weighs just 200 grams so it is the perfect backpacking stove.Watch C
Comparing the pots, both 800ml, I prefer the Stash simply because it's wider and easier to actually cook in and use as a bowl than the taller, narrower Lite Ultra.Read A
I've found they are and the Jetboil Stash is a serious contender in this arena.Watch C
We tested the Stash in various conditions in the Colorado Rockies with dozens of meals and were impressed with its performance for such a straightforward stove.Read R
But I think the Stash is a strong contender!Watch F Facebook Susan Agin · owner
Yes, I used the Stash on my AT thru-hike last year and loved it! Lightweight and fast.View post O
200g. That's all the new Jetboil Stash weighs, making it the lightest stove system that's ever been made. Luckily enough for us here at Outdoors Magic we were among the first people in the world to get to test it out.Watch I Instagram Instagram post
So far, I’ve been really happy with it!View post L
There's some exciting new kit on its way that might catch the eye of backpackers and campers with a preference for light-weight kit.Watch O
Best Overall: JetBoil StashRead A
The new JetBoil STASH Stove is a game-changer. At half the weight of previous JetBoil stoves, the FLASH it still retains the performance, fuel efficiency, and creature comforts that everybody loves about JetBoil stoves. A win, win. It competes head to head with the weight of many ultralight alcohol stoves but surpasses them on boil times, fuel efficiency, ease of use, and simmer control.Watch H
What's 206 g light, packs down to a compact size and boils 500 ml of water at -14°C in 3 minutes? Well, if I am not mistaken, it is the new Jetboil Stash stove! ❄️ Enjoy this Unboxing, comparison and first few boils Video!Watch T
It's a great choice for solo backpackers who are looking to save a little space in their kit and who are looking for a little more versatility than just being able to boil water. Let's see if it's the right choice for you. If you're new to the channel, my name is Ben and I'm part of the team here at The Adventure Junkies, where we help people like you choose the right gear to get outdoors.Watch D
This is Jetboil's UL offering that has recently taken the backpacking world by storm.Watch P
When heading out on fast-and-light missions, reach for a stove that ticks both boxes. Weighing only 200 grams, or 7 ounces, the Jetboil Stash is 40% lighter than the similar-sized Jetboil Zip. The whole unit has a pack size of only 11.2 x 13 cm, or 4.4 x 5.1 inches. The Stash reduces your pack load while packing some serious boiling power.Watch V
The Stash is the lightest and most compact Jetboil system that Jetboil has ever released.Watch D
This thing is super light, compact and still performs like a powerhouse! Boils water in 2 minutes and 30 seconds, weighs in at 7.1 grams, and still all fits together in itself. Priced at 129.95, it's not the cheapest but is sure to last you many years.Watch A
If your looking for a fast, compact, and efficient stove look no further! With a 2.5 min boil time, this stove is a game-changer for backpackers and campers alike.Watch
4 neutral sources
It’s lighter and more compact than any other integrated stove on the market, including our winner for integrated stove, the Jetboil Minimo. Yet, the Stash has the fuel efficiency of an integrated system. That’s one reason it almost immediately sold out after its release.Read A
All that said, there are downsides. First and foremost, the Jetboil Stash Pot is only approved for safe use with the Jetboil Stash Burner, a low BTU output unit.Read L
Whether these are deal-breakers depends on how important keeping the weight down is to you, and in which seasons and conditions you intend to use the stove.Read T
Choose the Jetboil Stash if you are building a lighter solo backcountry kit and every ounce matters.Read
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #3 (A tier) on our consolidated camping stoves board, drawn from 29 cited sources across 26 outlets.
Limited simultaneous cooking. Smaller pot size than many competitors.
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