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The Jetboil Genesis Basecamp is a two-burner camp stove with a full cookware set: a 10-inch ceramic nonstick fry pan, a 5-liter FluxRing pot with strainer lid, windscreen, fuel regulator and carry bag. Each burner puts out 10,000 BTUs and boils a liter in a little over three minutes, and the stove is rated to run down to 20°F. It is built for groups and car camping, where a single-burner backpacking stove is too small. Its JetLink port lets you chain it to other JetLink stoves for a bigger cooking line. Against cheaper two-burner stoves it costs more and weighs more, but it packs into its own bag and simmers with real control.
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Owners of the Genesis Basecamp praise its fast boils, steady low simmer and the convenience of a stove and cookware in one bag. Most criticism centers on its weight and bulk for backpacking and on the need to buy fuel separately.
The Jetboil Genesis Basecamp is a two-burner camp stove with a cookware system for group cooking. It works on its own or pairs with other JetLink-compatible stoves, sold separately, to build a larger cooking range. Flame control is adjustable from a low simmer to a fast boil.
Each burner puts out 10,000 BTUs and boils 33.8 fl oz (1 L) of water in just over three minutes. It performs in cold conditions down to 20 degrees F (-6 degrees C).
For packing, the burners fold and nest inside the cook pot. The stove equipment fits into the carry bag. It runs on a 16.4 ounce propane canister, which is sold separately.
