Jetboil - TrailCook 2l Cook System

In the box

- Stove
- Cook Pot
- Folding Silicone Grip Handle
- Lid
- Fuel Stabilizer legs

N.B. Fuel canister shown in pictures is not included and needs to be order separately - More info here

FAQ's

Q1 - Does the Jetboil Trail 2l come with fuel 
A1 - No you can order the compatible 100g fuel cansisters from this link - Jetpower Fuel 100g

Q2 - Does Jetboil Work in Cold Weather?
A2 - All canister stoves suffer a performance drop in cold weather. The colder the fuel, the lower the vapor pressure, and the lower the burner output.  As far as the fuel, the output pressure in any canister stove is governed by the temperature of the gas inside the canister.  As temperature drops, so does pressure.  The result can be noticeably longer boil times and difficulty lighting the burner with the built-in piezoelectric ignitor. JetPower’s lower firing rate reduces canister cooling and increases performance.  JetPower fuel, with propane, helps to mitigate cold weather problems.

When temperatures drop below freezing, canisters typically need to be kept warm in a coat pocket or sleeping bag so they’re ready to use.  We suggest that you keep the canister in a warm pocket between uses and remove it immediately prior to heating your food.  Insulating the canister by not setting it on a cold surface also helps.  We have had mountaineers use Jetboil stoves up to 8,000 m (26,000 ft.) on Mt. Everest and love them.  The pressure in the canister is directly proportional to ambient temperature and as the canister gets colder, the pressure drops and therefore the heat output from the burner drops.  However, by keeping the canister warm before use, it is possible to use the stove with reasonable performance even when the ambient temperatures are at and below 0 Fahrenheit. 

Placing the canister on or in a small piece of foam to keep it insulated from snow will also help.  Altitude in itself is not so much of a problem:  the pressure difference between the canister and the environment is also greater for any given temperature, so the effective gas flow rate is higher even when the canister is cold.  The reduced oxygen causes the burner to burn richer, which is also helpful in the cold.  Finally we do suggest that you always carry an extra canister and keep it warm to swap out with a cold one when necessary and always carry matches or lighter as a backup.  

Q3 - What does the FluxRing do?
A3 -  This patented technology captures the heat of the burner and directs it into the contents of the FluxRing® cup or pot, rather than into the air as waste. The FluxRing® heat exchanger makes it possible to heat a conveniently shaped vessel with extremely high efficiency.

Q4  - What's the Big Deal About Fuel Efficiency?
A4 - Fuel efficiency translates to weight, space, and money savings. Since Jetboil is up to twice as efficient as conventional stoves, you can take half as much fuel on your trip, thus saving weight. In fact, our JetPower fuel canister, with 100 grams of fuel, boils as much water with Jetboil as competing stoves do with their big 227 gram canisters. The other big benefit is space savings, since JetPower canisters nest conveniently inside the cooking cup.

Q5 - Why is JetPower Fuel Better Than Some Other Fuels?
A5 - JetPower fuel contains a blend of propane and iso-butane. Propane provides higher vapor pressure to the fuel which means better performance in cold weather. Iso-butane provides more constant pressure as the fuel level gets low. The JetPower fuel canister is also designed to stow conveniently within the cooking cup.

Q6 - Can I Carry My Jetboil on a Commercial Airplane?
A6 - Yes, although you’ll have to leave your fuel at home. While the FAA allows you to travel with your camping stove (“Camp stoves can travel as carry-on or checked luggage only if empty of all fuel and cleaned such that vapors and residue are absent. Simply emptying the fuel container is insufficient as flammable vapors remain. TSA recommends you ship these ahead of time as they are frequently confiscated due to fuel vapors”), Federal law prohibits airlines from taking compressed gas cylinders on board.  Please check our Jetboil Dealer Locator  for a list of retailers near your destination.  As always, when in doubt, please check with the specific airline you are traveling with for complete rules and guidelines.