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Jetboil Flash Java Kit Cooking System
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Brewing coffee in the backcountry is just as easy as whipping up a cup at home with the Jetboil Flash Java Kit. Boil 2 cups of water in 100 seconds and use the press to pour the perfect cup of joe.
- Cooktime (100 seconds) is based on the amount of time it takes for the Jetboil Flash Java to boil 16 fl. oz. (2 cups) of water
- Coffee press works just like a French press and stows inside the Jetboil cup so it won't take up space in your pack
- New and improved lid and coffee press-cookstove connection allows improved fit and function
- Updated ergonomic design makes the coffee press easy to hold
- 1-liter FluxRing® cooking cup has insulating cozy
- Drink-through lid with pour spout and strainer
- Stainless steel adjustable burner
- Color-change heat indicator
- Convenient and reliable push-button igniter
- Fuel not included
Imported.
View the Jetboil Flash Product LineView all Jetboil Cooksets| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Canister |
| Fuel | Isobutane-propane |
| Auto Ignition | Yes |
| Average Boil Time (1L) | 3 min. 20 sec. |
| Burn Time (Max Flame) | Unavailable |
| Number of Burners | 1 Burner |
| Cookware Material | Stainless Steel |
| Nonstick Surface | No |
| Dimensions | 4.1 x 7.1 inches |
| Weight | 13.1 ounces |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
Great for boiling water, coffee press is meh
Robert4 years ago
This thing boils water in a jiffy and I love it because the fuel canister and all the parts fit inside the cup itself, so it stores well. It's always in my Jeep. BUT, and might be a deal breaker for you: The coffee press functionality is mediocre. It works, but you have to baby it down or the rubber edges of the filter slide all wonky and fail to push all the grounds down. That's a common flaw of a lot of portable coffee presses, I hear. But I already have another coffee press that is awesome, so I use this one only for boiling water. If I go backpacking, which I plan to, I'd take this Jetboil and only this and it'd work OK — which is to say the filter press does not totally suck. Did I mention it's crazy fast?
Robert
20 people found this review helpful
Most Helpful Critical Review
If you don’t like to eat warm food it’s perfect
Matt Boulder CO3 years ago
Bought this to go backpack and camping as Colorado often is in a fire ban.
This had some major issues for being such a well reviewed product, I don’t know if they’re cutting corners but this has serious quality control issues.
1. The electric starter wouldn’t not arc. I had to spend about 10m bending the starter so that it be close enough to arc but also far enough so that it would angle and arc towards the fuel.
2. The jetboil melted itself. It melted it so quick I had to turn it off and the water was still cold. It wasn’t breezy. It was on a level surface. I tested it again at home, same situation.
This made us end our trip early as we couldn’t eat any of our dried meals.
For such a premium product, I can’t recommend this. I went with a traditional stove and I’ve never had any issues. Perhaps I had a bad unit but I can’t recommend the hassle.
Matt Boulder CO
CO
24 people found this review helpful
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Annon
Military field use
4 years ago
Great for taking with you on military training events into the field, out to the range, anywhere that you would need to heat up food or water and need to be discreet and quick about it! Very lightweight compact, and holding the drinking mug no one is the wiser.
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
Danny
Central Florida and Chicago, snowbird
4 years of hard use
5 years ago
Boils fast, uses very little fuel. I haven't broke it yet in deserts, high altitude, seaside Beach's, sub zero temperature, even my non camping girlfriend uses it when were n in hotels. I purchased the new style plugger and replaced the lid other then that works like the day I got it. Used it multiple time a day for nine months on tour, even more impressive it works on my random outing after sitting for months on end.
Yes , I recommend this product
Robert
Great for boiling water, coffee press is meh
4 years ago
This thing boils water in a jiffy and I love it because the fuel canister and all the parts fit inside the cup itself, so it stores well. It's always in my Jeep. BUT, and might be a deal breaker for you: The coffee press functionality is mediocre. It works, but you have to baby it down or the rubber edges of the filter slide all wonky and fail to push all the grounds down. That's a common flaw of a lot of portable coffee presses, I hear. But I already have another coffee press that is awesome, so I use this one only for boiling water. If I go backpacking, which I plan to, I'd take this Jetboil and only this and it'd work OK — which is to say the filter press does not totally suck. Did I mention it's crazy fast?
Age:55–64
Yes , I recommend this product
Glenn
Blue Bell, PA
An Essential Piece of Equipment On the Trail
3 years ago
Just completed a 3-day solo backpacking trip on the A.T. and used my new Jet Boil twice a day. The push button ignition worked very well and I was amazed how quickly water can boil in this equipment. For me the French press accessory is a must have. So simple to use and makes a great cup of coffee.
Age:55–64
Yes , I recommend this product
D Murrell
Michigan
Works great, but a mess to clean on the trail
4 years ago
Jet boil is a great product, and the coffee press works great aside from how much of a pain it is to clean when you are done. I purchased the coffee press version for my wife so she could have a coffee with breakfast on our Isle Royale trip. After the first day she said it wasn’t worth the hassle of trying to clean the thing. It works like a champ, its just when you have limited water while hiking and have to filter every drop using the amount of water to clean out the coffee grounds wasn’t efficient. The jet boil itself works great, even in the rain, and the coffee press worked well also. I would just have to recommend only using the coffee press when you have an abundant supply of water to clean it out.
Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product
Mr Rogers
Mount Hood
When melting snow be aware...
4 years ago
I have only used the jetboil Java before I learned that when melting snow you can have a failure. I tested the product at home with water and had no issues. However while on the mountain and melting snow I begin to smell melting plastic and immediately turned it off. We think that the snow where the bottom of the pot had melted, then evaporated and then was absorbed by the dry snow above, leaving the bottom of the pot dry which caused of the pot to heat up and melt the neoprene wrapper. Lesson learned: add just a little bit of water at the bottom or gradually add snow and allow it to melt and then add more.
Age:45–54
Yes , I recommend this product
Soarfeet
Colorado
Expectations met: 30%
1 year ago
Tested true Jetboil will indeed boil water in under two minutes. Looks slick ... However, the base broke the first trip out and the French press does not seal properly leaving plenty of granules in the coffee pour.
Age:55–64
No, I do not recommend this product
1XMe
Alaska
Great stove
4 years ago
First time using this stove on a 18 days kayaking adventure in Alaska's wilderness. Great stove, work well in the wind, start all the time with the igniter. Make sure that you have water in your JETBoil otherwise you will end up with a whole in the bottom of your water holding reservoir as found out my friend. In a separate review I wrote in detail that I got 87 boils . 1 boil = 2 cups of water with a 16oz can
Age:75 or over
Yes , I recommend this product
Destry
California
Best Camping Stove I Have!
5 years ago
This is an excellent camp/backpack stove. I have a SnowPeak backpacking stove that is ultralight, but it doesn't come with the cooking pot that Jotboil is known for. This pot boils water extremely fast and maintains heat for those cold mornings when all you want to do is hold something warm in your hands. I have only had this product for about 6 weeks now and I think I have probably gotten about 6 months worth of use out of it. The temperature meter on the side glows a satisfying orange when the water is ready. The sleeve is super comfy and grippy. Not to mention, this specific Jetboil comes with the French Press! If you like coffee on lightweight camping trips in the back country, or while out on the trail for an extended hike, this is the stove for you!
Yes , I recommend this product
Natbat
CA
If you like coffee and camping, this is for you
3 years ago
When do you usually want your coffee in the morning? How about in 2 minutes? That’s when I want my coffee - ASAP. This system boils water super fast (as the regular Jetboil’s do) but the added bonus is that it comes with the coffee press filter accessories. The Jetboil Java is only $10 more than the regular Jetboil, but buying bought the coffee press kit separately (regular cost $20), you’ll end up spending $10 more. Forget the MSR Pocket Rocket, unless you’ve been using it in many weather conditions for years and have all the cooking accessories. The Jetboil is built with a natural windscreen and comes with the water container and fuel stand. Also I like that I can put smaller canisters of fuel inside the container for transportation. This is what you want if you’re a beginner backpacker, and any situation where you need to boil water for food. This is the best solution I’ve seen for boiling water for cooking and coffee.
Age:25–34
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