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Jetboil Helios Guide Cooking System

Jetboil Helios Guide Cooking System description

Whether you need to boil water on a solo trip or cook a backcountry meal for you and your four hiking partners, just bring along the Jetboil Helios Guide Cooking System.

Bottom Line: Cook for the entire group.

Went to use and the valve was faulty. There was no adjustment to the flame.

Well i'm not suite sure about the above review (there are those defective items), but I feel that this stove deserves a chance for sure! I have never had any problems at all with this stove when I take it out backpacking, and it has always performed +100%. I love the way that everything (fuel stand, stove, windscreen) minus your fuel fits inside either one of these pots. While the 3 liter pot is overkill for most situations, I find the 1 1/2 liter pot to be the perfect size for personal or even cooking for a friend or two. May be slightly heavier, but split things up... Everyone that I go hiking with always enjoys watching the windscreen and how effective it really is. Also the lids for the pans double as plates, so it can help save on "some" weight. A total breeze to set up, and it boils water like no tommorow with the flux-ring pans. Worth every cent, I really do love mine!