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MicroMo Tamale

MicroMo Tamale

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$169.99at Mountain ChaletChecked Nov 10

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $169.99 at Mountain Chalet on Nov 10.

Our take on the MicroMo Tamale

The MicroMo is Jetboil's lightest regulated canister stove system, built around a 0.8-liter FluxRing cooking cup with an insulating cozy. Its pushbutton igniter and pressure regulator hold consistent output down to 20°F and allow a true simmer, not just a boil. It weighs about 12 ounces and packs into its own cup. Rivals like the Jetboil Flash boil about as fast but lack the regulator's fine heat control; the MicroMo trades a little boil speed for simmering and cold-weather consistency. Owners like it for fast water and light weight; some find the single 0.8-liter cup limiting for two people or real cooking.

Best forSolo backpackers and fast-and-light tripsBoil-water meals: dehydrated food, coffee, teaCold-weather use where regulated output mattersCooks who want a simmer, not just a boil
Pros
  • Regulated output holds steady down to 20°F
  • True simmer control from light simmer to full boil
  • Boils about two minutes with roughly half the fuel of conventional systems
  • About 12 ounces; nests into its own 0.8-liter cup
  • Pushbutton igniter, no matches needed
  • Insulating cozy keeps water warm; cup doubles as measuring cup and bowl
Cons
  • 0.8-liter cup is tight for two people or full meals
  • Boil time slightly slower than unregulated Jetboil models
  • Regulator and igniter add parts that can fail
  • Canister and stove must be carried separately from the cup when packed

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What reviewers say

Owners praise the MicroMo for fast boils, low fuel use and reliable cold-weather performance. Many call the simmer control its best feature over cheaper Jetboil models. Complaints center on the small cup size and the occasional igniter or regulator issue.

What people mention
  • Boil speedPraisedOwners report water boiling in about two minutes and say it beats most canister setups.
  • Fuel efficiencyPraisedUsers say a small canister lasts many trips thanks to the FluxRing and regulator.
  • Simmer controlPraisedReviewers value the ability to dial down to a simmer for sauces and real cooking.
  • Cold weatherPraisedThe regulator keeps output steady in freezing conditions where unregulated stoves fade.
  • Cup capacityCriticisedSome find the 0.8-liter cup too small for two people or full dehydrated meals.
  • IgniterMixedThe pushbutton igniter works well for most, but a few report it failing and needing a lighter.

About the MicroMo Tamale

The Jetboil MicroMo is a lightweight single-burner backpacking and camping stove. It weighs 12 ounces and stows easily in a pack. It uses FluxRing technology and reaches a rolling boil in just over two minutes, with half the fuel consumption of traditional systems.

Jetboil's regulator technology lets you adjust the heat in small steps, from a light simmer to a full boil. This allows cooking tasks such as sauteing greens and simmering sauces. A pushbutton igniter starts the stove, and the regulator keeps performance consistent down to 20°F (-6°C).

The 0.8-liter FluxRing cooking cup has an insulating cozy, so you can boil water and keep it warm without a separate pot. The bottom cup doubles as a measuring cup and a bowl. A fuel canister stabilizer and a pot support are included.

Type
Single-burner backpacking and camping stove
Weight
12 oz
Cooking cup
0.8 L FluxRing cup with insulating cozy
Boil time
Just over 2 minutes to a rolling boil
Ignition
Pushbutton igniter
Heat control
Regulator with adjustment from light simmer to full boil
Cold performance
Regulated for consistent performance down to 20°F (-6°C)
Included
Fuel canister stabilizer, pot support, bottom cup that serves as a measuring cup and bowl

Questions and answers

How does the MicroMo compare with the Jetboil Flash?
The Flash boils slightly faster and is simpler, but it lacks the MicroMo's pressure regulator. The MicroMo holds steady output in cold and simmers properly; the Flash is boil-focused.
Can it actually simmer, or only boil?
Yes. The regulator gives incremental heat from a light simmer to a full boil, so you can cook sauces and saute greens, not just boil water.
What comes in the box?
The stove burner with igniter, the 0.8-liter FluxRing cup with cozy and lid, a fuel canister stabilizer and a pot support. Fuel canisters are sold separately.
How many people does it serve?
It suits one person well. The 0.8-liter cup is tight for two, so plan on boiling in batches or bringing a larger pot for groups.
Does it work in freezing weather?
Jetboil rates the regulated output down to 20°F (-6°C). Below that, keep the canister warm and expect reduced pressure like any canister stove.
Is it worth it over a basic canister stove?
If you want fast boils, low fuel use and a simmer in one compact package, yes. A bare burner and pot is lighter and cheaper but slower and harder to control.
Where is the MicroMo Tamale cheapest?
At Mountain Chalet, for $169.99, as of our latest check.