Bon appetit in the backcountry with the Jetboil stove
Sautéing, baking, chicken couscous, and fresh pressed coffee is easy thanks to Jetboil fast cooking systems. Jetboil stoves are designed to require less fuel, are small, compact, and lightweight. So carrying added weight and clunk is no longer an issue.
Jetboil is designed to serve both individuals (personal) and groups with their cooking systems.
- The personal cooking system (PCS) is created to provide an all in one means to heat, eat and drink by using a 15 ounce (yes, canister and pot) lightweight, compact unit. JetBoil Personal Cook System
boils two cups in two minutes with 75-80% efficiency and can boil 
up to 50 cups (or 12 liters) with one canister! It’s ideal for soups, dehydrated foods, coffee and tea. The Jetboil PCS benefits the remote worker, the two to four day backpacker, and should be included in your emergency checklist as survival gear. Accessories for the PCS include minimally a French press and companion cups. Outside Magazine granted Jetboil’s PCS Gear of the Year Award in 2006 and is just one amongst many rave reviews.
- Jetboil Group Cooking System with 1.5 Liter Cooking Pot
(GCS) weighs just 19 ounces and is ideal for the gourmet backcountry chef, family camping, snow melting, and long backcountry excursions. 
Two cups of boiled water heats up in the two minutes. Four cups of boiled water heats up in four minutes. Show off your cooking flair by sautéing, frying or simmering your favorite dishes with the GCS. The group cooking system is so great that Backpacker Magazine granted Jetboil’s GCS their Editor’s Choice Award in 2006 and declared it a “must have”.
HOT TIP: Be sure to carry an additional canister in the backcountry or to remote locations despite the fuel efficiency of Jetboil’s cooking systems. It could be a matter of survival gear.
HOT TIP #2:Jetboil designed their cooking systems to cook liquids and liquid foods such as pasta, soups, rice or tea. The Jetboil is designed to cook quickly so be sure to keep the heat down very low for thick liquids such as stew, or baked beans. This will prevent burning the contents.
Be sure to add Jetboil to your backpacker’s checklist and your camping checklist. Your back and your stomach will thank you.