Lightest & smallest stove for extreme cold?

[BBob]

I went down the rabbit hole of lightweight stoves, small titanium pots and found that what I saved was more than lost by my needing to carry extra fuel. My fuel burn was about double.

Went back to a jet boil setup, the Stash, but I really miss my old titanium .8L jetboil that they discontinued a while ago

There are several efficient small light setups available and many better than the Stash. There's at least two threads on Rokslide dedicated to just that.

 

[Sundodger]

There are several efficient small light setups available and many better than the Stash. There's at least two threads on Rokslide dedicated to just that.

Links?

I tend to only jump into that level of scrutiny when I need a replacement.

Did the catfood can stove thing for a while and living in the PNW esbit stoves can be tricky, so kind of done with that sort of thing, but open to other options.

 

[BBob]

UL fuel efficient cook system

So I’ve been messing around for a while now trying to put together the absolute lightest, most efficient cook system, but also wanting something that I think will provide many years of use and not break the bank. Well, I think I did it! Total wt. for this system is just under 6 oz., and it will...

rokslide.com

 

[Beendare]

Yeah, the Iso Butane Canisters don't work well in extreme cold but there are things a guy can do like sleep with the canister.

It's old school but My Whisperlite will work in sub zero....which is what really matters.