Which Jet Boil?

[harvey b davison]

if you run the coleman you can use the works fuel.....

 

Ok daft question, but does the coleman run on two stroke, if it does then its on my xmas list.

[Hedge hunter]

Ok daft question, but does the coleman run on two stroke, if it does then its on my xmas list.

yep it will run on quite alot of fuels including 2 stroke,mines fine with 50-1 mix...

[harvey b davison]

yep it will run on quite alot of fuels including 2 stroke,mines fine with 50-1 mix...

 

Cheers hedgehunter, i know what my parents can now get me for xmas.

[Hedge hunter]

Cheers hedgehunter, i know what my parents can now get me for xmas.

 

i spent 3 months in my tent 5 days a week to work a winter forest contract,cooked every night and had flask and hot water bottle etc....

 

i made 2lt of coffee every morning and cooked breakfast,i also had hot lunch ,

 

the wok gets super hot on petrol and does super stirfrys...

 

cant say i even noticed the fuel TBH it runs on a cup or 2 a day...

[leafcut]

Phil Lowe from Lowe Maintenance makes insulating covers among other things for Kelly kettles, we used one on my CS 41 for brews etc, the boil time was reduced by 50%, a little meths onto nice dry kindling and your away...Nick Pearson, Timberline-Roe Ltd.

[Paul Smith]

I've got a jet boil, I've also got a multi fuel stove. It's an Army issue mark 12 burner. Runs of any petrol based fuel. Once you light it you pressurise the fuel tank just like a peak stove. It's hot and I've nicknamed it the tornado cause its loud! I've made full meals on it and a tank of fuel lasts about 90 minutes at full belt. The jet boil is much more compact whilst contract climbing but the tornado is AWSOME!

[treequip]

Ive got the camo Zip great bit of kit

get it from F R Jones, best price and service

 

Sadly that's not been my experience.

 

Buying mine elsewhere now.

[Essex arborist]

Teas up in minutes... gotta be a Jetboil from FR Jones none of the messing around with Kelly Kettle.

 

 

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[H-A]

I have one of these that runs on petrol, very good.

 

 

These are good for a quick brew or fry up.

 

 

Gas canisters are cheap, very convenient comes in a plastic case.

 

I also have a Kelly kettle, bit slow, bit of a PITA, so stays on shelf in shed.

 

H-A