Jetboil Fry Pan
average rating
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Works OK. Worked OK for eggs and sausage but non-stick…
TheDavid
30 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $40
Summary
Works OK.
Pros
- Light
- Cover works as plate
Cons
- Odd shape to pack
- Non-stick service sucks
- Expensive
Worked OK for eggs and sausage but non-stick surface leaves a little to be desired.
Where to Buy
$37.25 - $49.95
MSRP: $49.95
where to buy:
The FluxRing Fry Pan is a frying pan that features Jetboil’s signature heat exchanger, plus a heavier-grade hard-anodized aluminum construction for more even heat distribution than you get from the GCS pot. The FluxRing Fry Pan is also compatible with the Jetboil PCS, with the use of the pot support and stabilizer kit.
Accessories
Specs
| Size |
8-inch diameter, 1.5-inch pan height (2-inch packed height) |
| Weight |
10 ounces |
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