Jet- ti stove. I now have one.

[dan kutcher]

I received my Jet-ti stove last week, and am impressed with it upon initial inspection. It’s sturdy, (more so than my old PocketRocktet), and lighter. Performance seems to be similar (actually I feel the MSR stove was a little hotter). The flame pattern is larger, and the pot supports seem to function as a wind shield of sorts, and works like the Wind Clip (tm. I believe) on the MSR stove.
I boiled a quart (not that I’d do it on a solo trip, just for comparison) of 50 degree (F.) water in the same air temperature in a very light and shifting wind using a new Coleman cannister with no windscreen. Boil time was 5 min. 45 sec. Not bad.
I still think BPL should have included it in the comparison test, but I understand their reasoning.

[dan kutcher]

Perusing the internet, I’ve noticed that the Kovea (aka Markill titanium) stove looks a LOT like my new stove.

Any comments?

Ryan Jordan?

[Will Rietveld]

Hi Guys. The Vargo Jet-Ti stove wasn’t around when I rounded up canister stoves to test and review last year. It is made by Kovea in Korea, and is the same stove as the Kovea Camp 3 and the Vaude Peak Ignition (Europe) and Hot Rod (US), but without piezo ignition. I have a sample of the latter and plan to test it and review it soon.
Will Rietveld
Cooking Systems Editor

[Rob Zwissler]

Hey Will, I was wondering if you ever had a chance to compare this with the other stoves – performance wise ? I have teh Hot Rod titanium, I really dig it, I’m curiuos hwo the fuel consumption stacks up.

regards

Rob

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