Pot Support

I got this to be able to use my Jetboil stove with a cast-iron skillet instead of carrying two stoves. It saves space since the adapter just fits inside the JB pot. It cooked on the cast iron just fine, and was stable enough to leave it unattended for a few minutes. I wouldn't use too big a pan on it, and I'd recommend something with good heat distribution like a cast iron since the flame is still concentrated in one spot. But it makes your Jetboil a lot more versatile, and it doesn't cost a lot. Note that it doesn't lock on to the JB burner in any way, so it's possible to knock it off in use if your skillet slips. It doesn't seem to get very hot, though, or at least cools very quickly, so when that happens it's easy to put back on.

If you use a jetboil, this is a much have accessory. heating the jetboil mug to boil water is great, and it does it well, but having the option to use a pan to cook with the jetpoil stove is a game changer. I keep this accessory in my chuck box, in my truck so Im always prepared to cook, without having to lug a full camp stove and propane.

Color me embarrassed... Geometry was my favorite subject in high school. Nevertheless, it took me a while to figure out how this unit "fits" on my MicroMo burner (which is basically the same as the MiniMo and several others - in terms of "fit"). I couldn't get it to fit on the burner and thought the problem was that the tabs on the bottom needed to be bent in so that the entire unit would slip inside the rim of the burner. WRONG! I fiddled with the tabs with a needle nose pliers and pushed and jammed the unit onto the burner. Then the light came on! All you have to do is to rotate each of the pot holders 90 degrees. Now the slots in the bottom of the four pot holders align with the rim of the burner. Set it in place and turn it to lock onto the burner. You might have to study exactly where to set it on the rim, but once you get the slots on the bottom of the four pot holders aligned with the rim, the rest is easy and it fits perfectly. I was among the "it doesn't fit tightly" camp for about an hour. Once I figured it out, the unit went from one star to five stars as fast as greased lightning!!! I didn't like it. Once I figured it out, I love it. My dissatisfaction was entirely driven by my inability to sort out how to pivot the four pot holders. Again... color me embarassed - for about an hour.

A necessary attachment for Jetboil products to turn your backpacking stove into a fully functional stovetop. If Allows frying pans, skillets or pots to rest on top with ease. It Shipped to my front door within 2 days and with no problems. Material quality is very high and the product is very durable. When I go backpacking with my friends, I can’t help but let out a tiny smirk as I watch them eat their freeze dried meals when meanwhile I am cooking scrambled eggs and frying bacon. The reason I did not give this product 5 stars is because it is very fragile and bends and breaks easily if not handled with care. Also, if you are not familiar with Jetboil products it may be a little confusing to attach to your stove. Overall it is a very nice product that I would definitely recommend adding to your Jetboil collection.

Works good

Good product and a must have for supporting smaller lightweight pans for cooking. You would not want to utilize a regular kitchen pan from your wife’s cupboard. This will work well with the old military style canteen holder. Fits Perfectly inside the Jetboil for storage and to secure the other contents of the unit.

I have owned a JetBoil for several years and it has performed admirably on backpack trips with only two people. Contemplating a backpack trip for four people, cooking together, I bought the pot support so that we could heat water for four servings at a time. The pot support worked well: it supports a good-sized cooking vessel, stably, and heats water efficiently. We were surprised at how little fuel we used on the trip, so we were doing something right. The pot support folds up so that it can stow compactly. It's a simple design and works well. I'm very glad I bought it.

I wanted something where I could use my jetboil with a different pot or pan for an upcoming trip. I wanted a larger pot then the jetboil one that I could also use over a campfire. I have used my oil aluminum jetboil over a fire plenty of times and I like the flexibility. This worked great. It took a little longer and I am guessing it is a little less efficient than using the stock pot. Which makes sense given it sits a little higher and doesn't have a heat exchanger. I used it once so far for the standard backyard test. I would suggest everyone do the same to plan out how much fuel is needed for your needs.