G'day Martin,

No, not at all.  This stove runs off isobutane/propane blend fuel only, and is designed to connect to Lindal valve hiking canisters.

G'day Troy,

No, its not. The Flash and Zip use the same sized, narrow burner.
The MiniMo and Sumo are a larger diameter, so their burner isn't compatible with the narrower flasks.

G'day Colin,

You'll only be able to fit the smaller 100g canister inside the Flash Hiking Stove. The 230g canister is too wide and tall to fit.

G'day Lou,

The new improved 2018/19 version of the Jetboil Flash (the titanium bottom with faster boil time) did not get approval from the Australian Gas Association so it will not be available for purchase in Australia. 

G'day Danny,

I've just called the supplier and the 'NEW 2018 model' did not meet the standard for the Australian Gas Association so it won't be stocked in Australia. The Flash model we are currently advertising is the only model available in Australia. 

G'day Jacinta,

The Jetboil Flash Hiking Stove is no longer made in Blue. The only colours currently available in Australia are Carbon (Black) and Camo.

G'day Jenny,

I've just double checked our stock and the Jetboil Flash currently comes without the pot support so you would need to purchase one separately to use larger pots.

G'day Kimberley, 

The 2018 JetBoil Flash is now 1 minute faster than the previous model, the baseplate is made of aluminium to make it lighter, it has a heat indicator that changes colour for safety and fuel efficiency, a more ergonomic design and an improved lid. You can check out this great video from JetBoil here which talks through the updates, I hope this helps Kimberley. 

It isn't something that we can currently get in Australia by the looks, Kimberley, it wasn't approved by the relevant Australian gas authorities. It looks like this newest version boils water in 100 seconds, which is about a minute quicker than the version listed here in mid-2020. 

We'll have the new model just as soon as it is approved for sale in Australis, we have no idea when this will be though, sorry.

G'day Rebecca,

Yep. We sell Jetboil, MSR and Companion canisters that you can safely use with Jetboil stoves and I'm sure there's plenty of other brands. The only thing to look for is they do come in different blends, so try to look for a 4 season isobutane blend like the Jetboil ones. It improves the efficiency of the stove meaning you get more boiling from less fuel. 

Hi Andrew, to our knowledge, the new Jetboil Flash still needs to be passed by the Australian Gas Association. Unfortunately, this process can take some time, often months, but it's not something that is in our control sorry. All I can say at this stage is that as soon as the new Jetboil Flash becomes available in Australia, we'll be doing all we can to get it into our shelves and onto our website.

**23rd November 2018 - Just an update to this one, we've just spoken to Sea to Summit who supply Jetboil in Australia and the new Flash model is still awaiting approval from the Australian Gas Association. Once we know more we'll make the information available here.

G'day Sean,

This isn't the new version yet, the approval process through the Australian Gas Association can take many months. Once we have the new model we'll update the listing.

Update 27/5/19 - The new improved 2018 version of the Jetboil Flash did not get approval from the Australian Gas Association so it will not be available for purchase in Australia. 

G'day Lisa,

We most certainly do sell the fuel canisters for your JetBoil Flash Hiking Stove in our Adelaide store. Feel free to swing by, we can't wait to see you!

G'day Greg,

The only one in the range that will fit a 450g canister is the Jetboil Sumo, available here.