Jetboil 10-Inch Non Stick Camping Cookware Fry Pan for Jetboil Camping and Backpacking Stoves

Excellent camping fry pan ... handy size fits in Genesis bag with stove.

Two problems with non-stick camping pans. They are made of aluminum, so heat distribution over a gas stove is poor, it goes right thru. And my pancakes stick to all my pans like glue, no matter how much oil I add. I once made a pretty pancake in the wild, I should have taken a photo of it, they have been rare for me. This pan is made of aluminum, so not much of an upgrade on heat distribution, but coming from teflon-style nonsticks to this ceramic nonstick is a big upgrade. I can flip a pancake now. No camping nonstick lasts forever, but I am hoping to get a good life out of this one. Light enough for backpack camping.

This pan will not slide off my camp stove! Love the sturdiness and quality of this! Makes the perfect French toast!

Overall it works really well for car camping and backpacking. The nonstick is extremely slick and nothing sticks to the pan. I’ve used this pan probably 4-5 times now and the nonstick still lasts. My only complaint is that I wish the handles could lock into place somehow, both when they are in storage mode and when you need to use it. It’s really nice and light weight for backpacking, but now even use it for car camping. I also wish it could lock into place with the jet boil accessory because it does tend to slide around easy when it sits on top of everything, and because of that you can’t put too much weight into the pan - no more than 1 pound of meat at a time. It still seems like the best option out there though. PS make sure you buy the accessory that sits on top of the fuel canister otherwise you have to hand-hold the pan.

This is a very nice product as is all Jetboil products but being that it is very thin aluminum you have to be very mindful of the burner setting ! It does not need a lot to burn ingredients

I bought it to have a lightweight frypan for a car camping trip to Australia. This made more sense than buying and throwing away a skillet/frying pan there.It transfers heat well only directly above the flame, so be sure that your flame pattern is wide. I used it on a Snow Peak Gigapower and a Jetboil Sol burner. After the trip, I bought a Snow Peak Bipod Stove because it had a wider base and wider flame pattern.It is decently easy to clean up with scrambled eggs, bacon, chicken, and pesto pasta. If they make one, I should have bought a smaller diameter model as I'm using it on isobutane stoves.

I’ve only used it once and it worked perfect, I really like the brand jet boil because of it appearance but with my first Jeff oil product to use I understand that they also perform to match their great looking appearance. The pan was very lightweight and evenly dispersed heat. I can’t wait to buy my first jet boil stove.

Used car camping and cooked a stake w/ butter over the fire. Very easy and nice.