Jetboil MicroMo Cooking System
The Jetboil MicroMo is ultralight in your pack, but gives you full control of temperatures at mealtime. The Micromo is the lightest temperature regulated system from Jetboil that comes in a compact, lightweight design that’s perfect for your next hunt.
Features:
- Lighweight: 12 oz.
- Reostat for temperature control – from high to boil to low simmer
- Push Button Ingitor
- Compact, insulated, and reliable performance
- Can fit 4 oz fuel inside
- Stand included
Jetboil MicroMo:
The Jetboil MicroMo is ultralight in your pack, but gives you full control of temperatures at mealtime. The Micromo is the lightest temperature regulated system from Jetboil that comes in a compact, lightweight design that's perfect for your backcountry or front-country hunts. Have all the benefits of a fast boiling jetboil stove, along with the ability to simmer and control your temperature. The Micromo also delivers reliable cold-weather performance down to 20 degrees F. Available in Storm Grey color.
Features:
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Lightweight .8 Liter FluxRing® cooking cup
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Lightweight drink-through lid with pour spout and strainer
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Jetboil engineered valve for unmatched simmer control
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Lightweight insulating cozy
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Consistent performance down to 20°F
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Lightweight shroud
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Push-button igniter
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Bottom cover doubles as a measuring cup and bowl
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Compatible with all Jetboil accessories
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Able to store a 100g Jetpower fuel can
Specs:
Color |
Storm |
Weight |
12 oz / 340 g |
| System weight excludes fuel stabilizer | |
Power |
6000 BTU/h / 1.75 kW |
Volume |
.8 Liter |
Cooking Type |
Cook & Boil |
Fuel Regulator |
Yes |
Group Size |
1-2 People |
Boil Time |
2m 15sec per .5 liter (avg. over life of Jetpower can) |
Water Boiled |
12 Liters per 100 g Jetpower can |
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