Efficient and affordable camp stove
The Zip personal cooking system is a reliable, no-frills option for backpackers who need a super stowable and efficient camp stove. This is a great option for hitting the trail as it boils water in just over two minutes using half the fuel of a traditional system, making your gas go further. With a lightweight 0.8 litre FluxRing cooking cup featuring a clever insulating sleeve your water will stay warm for longer. The bottom cover doubles as a measuring cup and bowl to save space in your pack. But best of all, this petite stove weighs in at an impressive 340 g so you know it won’t be weighing your pack down.
- Reaches a rolling boil in approximately 2 minutes, using half the fuel consumption of traditional systems
- A 0.8 litre FluxRing cooking cup with insulating sleeve makes boiling water and keeping it warm easy
- The bottom cover doubles as a measuring cup and bowl to save space in your pack
- Compatible Jetboil accessories are available including a coffee press, pot support and skillet
- The cooking cup has a drink-through lid with pour spout and strainer
- FluxRing cooking cup
- Bottom cover
- Fuel canister stabiliser
Jetpower Fuel NOT included
- Colour: Carbon
- Power: 4500 BTU/h / 0.9 kW
- Cooking Type: Fast Boil
- Fuel Regulator: No
- Boil Time: 2 m 30 secs per 0.5 L (avg. over life of Jetpower can)
- Water Boiled: 12 L per 100 g Jetpower Can
- Ignition Type: Match
- Fuel Type: Jetpower
- Weight: 340 g
- System weight excludes fuel stabiliser
- Volume: 0.8 L
- Group Size: 1-2 People
- Dimensions (Packed): 10.4 x 16.5 cm
- Stabiliser Weight: 27 g
- Pot Support Weight: 35 g
The Jetboil has proven itself time and time again as a reliable, easy to use all-in-one personal cooking system that is adept at brewing up in a portaledge midway up a 3,000ft rock face or in the porch of an expedition tent in some of the world’s most remote places.
That versatility and simplicity makes it the ideal camp stove for both aspiring and accomplished adventurers embarking on all sorts of trips and expeditions, from big wall climbs to weekend wild camps. But its contemporary popularity means it is easy to forget just what an original and innovative idea the notion of all all-in-one personal cooking system actually was when Jetboil was first unveiled to the world, back in 2001.
