Summit Skillet

Awesome, durable and lightweight pan ive taken out a few times. It's pretty easy to clean and the nonstick surface helps keep it from getting too gross over a multiday trip.

Great skillet. The nonstick is very good. Heat distribution is great. Used it with Jetboil Flash Java 1.0. Just the right size for frying 2 eggs.

This thing works great. I have used it both over my jet boil stove and a SOTO wind master, and it makes eggs great with an excellent non-stick coating. The integrated spatula in the handle is a plus. Apart from the weight, it is an excellent pan for frontcountry camping or when weight is less of a concern backpacking. on the trails

I always viewed coated non-stick pans as a necessary evil. While cooking in the wild, so many times I wished I had a non-stick pan anyways just cuz it is such a great shortcut sometimes. But all I've ever seen are cheap low quality non-stick or ones with straight sides that made saute work a real pain. So far this expensive little pan has proven to be a real asset. It isn't ultralight, it isn't inexpensive, but it fits the niche I have been looking for for over 40 years backpacking. You don't need it for freeze dried or rehydtrating meals or warming up MREs. But if you want to turn out some over easy eggs or a decent little omlette or fresh hashbrowns or a couple nice pancakes or a quick saute, and you want to be able to literally wipe the pan clean with a paper towel when you are done, this is the one. I've used mine a dozen times now. The bomb diggity was searing a fresh caught salmon fillet for lunch with just a nice teriyaki glaze and some diced turnips at fish camp. I had to backpack everything but the salmon in to camp, so bringing this along was well worth the load and the money. As far as durability goes, it is as good as any of my non-stick pans at home. Keep the metal out of it, and it won't scratch or wear. Cook using medium heat or lower and it won't degrade. I am getting too old to be packing my good cast iron and stainless into the woods. As much as this costs, I am still recommending it. There's nothing else out there like it, yet.

I bought this hoping to make pancakes on trail. Yes, I'm no ultra-light backpacker. But, I do like my pancakes at home and I felt there must be a way to cook them while in the backcountry. I put the batter mix in a plastic bag and just added water in the morning at camp. It needs to be a little more watery than normal in order to pour it from the bag into the pan easily. The Jetboil pan worked great. It heated evenly using the Jetboil pot adapter. The pancake was easily flipped since the pan's surface kept the pancake from sticking without any grease. It just needed a swipe with a towel afterwards to clean it. It may not be the best pancake ever, but it was the best pancake I've had while backpacking. Thanks Jetboil!

nice little skillet, even for home use. don't get it too hot, backpacking stove flames can damage the orange finish.

I’m writing this from the perspective of a car camper, so I can’t really compare it against other backpacking pans in its class. However, I am impressed with the build quality of this pan, specifically the quality of the coating, and the lightweight construction while still feeling sturdy. Definitely fulfilled my needs and then some for a 2 egg pan I can wipe down quickly while camping.

Nice nonslip grooved bottom of outside of pan to provide sure grip on Jetboil pot support for jetboil flash system.

Muy bueno de calidad ligero y funcional

I bought this to allow me to go and use my Bivi to be able to hike in the weekends. It is an excellent product, especially the ceramic coating and the small spatula built into the handle. The only downside was that I had to by a seperate stand to fit on top of the Jet Boil to allow it to function properly. The seperate Stainless steel stand cost me nearly as much as the pan!!! But the pan itself is awesome to use.

Great item - top quality!

Goed pannetje warmte wordt goed over de bodem verdeeld fijne aankoop ben er blij mee

Jetboil! il meglio