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Jetboil Hanging Kit

rated 4.0 of 5 stars
photo: Jetboil Hanging Kit stove accessory

No more balancing acts.

Pros

  • Keeps the stove out of the way
  • Just need a place to hang
  • Long enough

Cons

  • Price

It's nice to be able to hang the stove and not worry about it getting knocked over. I guess you just have to worry about bumping into it.

I camp in a lot of areas that are very rocky and not level. This helps a lot.

You can cook, stir, pour and even eat out of the cup while its suspended.

Durable materials and a compact pack size. I keep mine in the packaging it came in.

I find it a big expensive for what it is (like most Jetboil accessories), but it's worth having it.

I would guess that the wire is about 18" long or so.

Pictured is my Jetboil PCS hanging from the center grommet of a rain tarp.


jetboil-hanging.jpg

 

Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $24.95

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Since its introduction, the Jetboil Personal Cooking System (PCS) has been a favorite among mountaineers and big wall climbers. The introduction of the Jetboil Hanging Kit is likely to enhance that reputation, providing an easy and secure way to use either the Jetboil PCS or GCS in a hanging configuration.

Three aluminum bars, hung by cables from a central anchor point, attach securely to the Jetboil PCS or Group Cooking System (GCS) burner, providing a stable hanging base that allows for quick and easy attachment and removal of pots and pans. The Hanging Kit is compatible with the Jetboil PCS, GCS, and Fry Pan.

Specs

Price MSRP: $29.95
Current Retail: $39.95-$39.99
Historic Range: $17.97-$39.99
Reviewers Paid: $24.95
2011
Weight 1.9 oz / 55 g
Length 7.1 in / 180 mm (packed)
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