Jetboil 1.5L Cooking Pot

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The 1.5L Cooking Pot is a pot/pan made by Jetboil. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The 1.5 liter pot offers limitless options with a wide open form factor that makes it easy to simmer and fry foods. Collapsible wire gripper and insulating cozy make for safe and easy handling. Burner and fuel packs securely within a tight fitting lid. Plastic base cover doubles as a serving plate or bowl. Fluxring coil is standard equipment. Compatible with all Jetboil burner bases (requires pot support and stabilizer). Includes cozy, handles, lid and cover. Size: 7 in. x 4.5 in. Wt. 7.5 oz. Volume: 50 oz. (1.5 liters)"

From Backcountry.com:
"Upgrade your Jetboil stove with the FluxRing-equipped 1.5 Liter Cooking Pot when you head into the backcountry with a couple friends. This neoprene-insulated cooking pot fits right onto your existing system to give you the same amazing efficiency that you're used to with Jetboil. Basically, it cooks food for two instead of boiling water for one. Both the lid and the bottom protector double as plates and can be left at home to shave weight off this 12-ounce package. *Must be used with the Jetboil Pot Support and Stability Kit for stoves without these features."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Jetboil 1.5 Liter FluxRing Pot (Fall 2009) The 1.5 Liter FluxRing Pot by JetBoil offers limitless options with a wide-open form factor that makes it easy to simmer and fry foods. Collapsible wire gripper and insulating cozy make for safe and easy handling. Burner and fuel packs securely within a tight-fitting lid. Plastic base cover doubles as a serving plate or bowl. FluxRing coil is standard equipment. Compatible with all Jetboil burner bases (requires pot support and stabilizer).Features:Volume 50 oz (1.5 liters)Weight 7.5 oz (213 g) min, 12 oz (369 g) maxIncludes cozy, handles, lid, and cover]Check out a video of Jetboil's PCS family of products"

From CampSaver.com:
"Jetboils new 1.5 Liter pot with patent-pending FluxRing heat exchanger doubles heat transfer efficiency while allowing super-fast boil times.Like the original Jetboil, the 1.5L pot used with the Jetboil Stove is twice as fuel efficient as traditional c"

User Reviews

1.5L Cooking Pot
Reviewed by Rick, May 20, 2009

"I agree with 300Winmag. This is a truly innovative container! I use this when I go on trips with 2 or more, and it cooks up a wonderful meal. I've never had anything burn on the bottom.

I've used this with a variety of stoves (alcohol stove, a Jetboil/gaz stove and a Svea 123R) in various weather conditions and I've never had a problem."

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1.5L Cooking Pot
Reviewed by 300winmag, Apr 29, 2009

"This is the ONLY pot I now use for all my stoves, from my MSR Dragongly multi-fuel and Wind Pro canister to my little Vargo Jet-Ti canister to my Vargo Triad with ESBIT tablets.

It is very fuel efficient and on longer trips saves fuel weight and in winter melts snow for water FAST! The "Flux Ring" corrugated fins on the bottom trap heat that would be lost up the sides."

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1.5L Cooking Pot
Reviewed by Tabitha, Feb 04, 2008

"The pot was an excellent companion to the Jetboil cooking system but has some drawbacks to pay attention to. Make sure to use some non-stick spray on the bottom because the heating element works very well. You have to pay attention to what you are cooking or you will have a burnt mess."

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1.5L Cooking Pot
Reviewed by TravMan, Oct 13, 2007

"I love the Jetboil PCS, and so I bought the 1. 5 L Pot, to accommodate lager groups and cooking more than dehydrated meals. Food burnt to the bottom VERY easily, even on the lowest setting.

Jetboil excels boiling water, this pot does not give you the versatility to cook more involved foods."

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