Jetboil Summit Skillet
Jetboil's new non-stick Summit Skillet packs the performance of your kitchen pans into a trail-ready solution. Not only does it improve your backcountry cooking versatility, the turner nests into the handle for compact and lightweight travel. After all, your meals on the trail deserve to be just as good as your adventures.
Jetboil's new non-stick Summit Skillet packs the performance of your kitchen pans into a trail-ready solution. Not only does it improve your backcountry cooking versatility, the turner nests into the handle for compact and lightweight travel. After all, your meals on the trail deserve to be just as good as your adventures.
Jetboil's new non-stick Summit Skillet packs the performance of your kitchen pans into a trail-ready solution. Not only does it improve your backcountry cooking versatility, the turner nests into the handle for compact and lightweight travel. After all, your meals on the trail deserve to be just as good as your adventures.
Jetboil's new non-stick Summit Skillet packs the performance of your kitchen pans into a trail-ready solution. Not only does it improve your backcountry cooking versatility, the turner nests into the handle for compact and lightweight travel. After all, your meals on the trail deserve to be just as good as your adventures.
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The lowest price for Jetboil Summit Skillet right now is $77.81 at Amazon.com.au, compared across 5 retailers.
The all-time low was $44.28 on 5 Oct 2024 — today's price is 76% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 8 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 08/09/2026 16:01:15
Jetboil Summit Skillet
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Jetboil Summit Skillet
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JetBoil Summit Skillet
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Jetboil Summit Skillet
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Jetboil Summit Skillet Orange & Black
Delivery between 14–17 Sept $9.99
originally posted on moosejaw.com
This is a great little skillet that is perfect for backpacking or keeping in the truck if you want to be able to cook eggs or fry fish on the go. The porcelain coating seems to be durable (though I wouldn’t put it over hot coals or overheat it), easy to clean, and the handle is sturdy when extended and compact when folded. I nested a Sea-to-Summit 1.4L X-Pot inside (with a pad to protect the skillet coating) which fits perfectly and even the color almost matches. I use this with a Jetboil MiniMo and can prepare pretty much anything from stew to chicken penne. The only complaint I have is that the included spatula is oddly shaped, making it difficult to use and looks to be made from nylon meaning that it will probably melt. Since it doesn’t really fold into the ... MoreThis is a great little skillet that is perfect for backpacking or keeping in the truck if you want to be able to cook eggs or fry fish on the go. The porcelain coating seems to be durable (though I wouldn’t put it over hot coals or overheat it), easy to clean, and the handle is sturdy when extended and compact when folded. I nested a Sea-to-Summit 1.4L X-Pot inside (with a pad to protect the skillet coating) which fits perfectly and even the color almost matches. I use this with a Jetboil MiniMo and can prepare pretty much anything from stew to chicken penne. The only complaint I have is that the included spatula is oddly shaped, making it difficult to use and looks to be made from nylon meaning that it will probably melt. Since it doesn’t really fold into the skillet with the X-Pot inside I’ll probably just end up tossing it and using a bamboo spatula or chopsticks as appropriate. Overall it’s a great little skillet that makes a nice single burner cook package, suitable for non-ultralight hiking or small footprint vehicle camping
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Purchased this little pan to take on a kayak camping trip. I wanted to be able to cook and eat some real food on the trip. Placed this pan on a Jetboil Minimo with the pot support and I suddenly became Gordon Ramsey. Sautéing vegetables, flipping pancakes, frying chicken. This pan made was non stick, easy to clean, compact and heated evenly. I looked at other lighter options but was worried they would not distribute heat across the whole pan. This pan did not disappoint.
originally posted on REI
I got this pan for backpacking to replace a basic nonstick pan that didn't have a folding handle. Based on other reviews, I skipped one lighter pan and went with the Jetboil. I wasn't disappointed. I took it backpacking and easily cooked pancakes with no sticking, no oil or spray used. Cleanup was quick. The small spatula that comes with it was handy too and it fits in the pan. The pan is thick enough not to warp or bow up in the center. Very satisfied.
| Diameter | 8 Inches |
| Care instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Dishwasher compatible | No |
| Assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
Jetboil Summit Skillet
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Jetboil Summit Skillet
Free delivery
JetBoil Summit Skillet
Free delivery between Thu – Tue
Jetboil Summit Skillet
Delivery $31
Jetboil Summit Skillet Orange & Black
Delivery between 14–17 Sept $9.99
This is a great little skillet that is perfect for backpacking or keeping in the truck if you want to be able to cook eggs or fry fish on the go. The porcelain coating seems to be durable (though I wouldn’t put it over hot coals or overheat it), easy to clean, and the handle is sturdy when extended and compact when folded. I nested a Sea-to-Summit 1.4L X-Pot inside (with a pad to protect the skillet coating) which fits perfectly and even the color almost matches. I use this with a Jetboil MiniMo and can prepare pretty much anything from stew to chicken penne. The only complaint I have is that the included spatula is oddly shaped, making it difficult to use and looks to be made from nylon meaning that it will probably melt. Since it doesn’t really fold into the ... MoreThis is a great little skillet that is perfect for backpacking or keeping in the truck if you want to be able to cook eggs or fry fish on the go. The porcelain coating seems to be durable (though I wouldn’t put it over hot coals or overheat it), easy to clean, and the handle is sturdy when extended and compact when folded. I nested a Sea-to-Summit 1.4L X-Pot inside (with a pad to protect the skillet coating) which fits perfectly and even the color almost matches. I use this with a Jetboil MiniMo and can prepare pretty much anything from stew to chicken penne. The only complaint I have is that the included spatula is oddly shaped, making it difficult to use and looks to be made from nylon meaning that it will probably melt. Since it doesn’t really fold into the skillet with the X-Pot inside I’ll probably just end up tossing it and using a bamboo spatula or chopsticks as appropriate. Overall it’s a great little skillet that makes a nice single burner cook package, suitable for non-ultralight hiking or small footprint vehicle camping
Purchased this little pan to take on a kayak camping trip. I wanted to be able to cook and eat some real food on the trip. Placed this pan on a Jetboil Minimo with the pot support and I suddenly became Gordon Ramsey. Sautéing vegetables, flipping pancakes, frying chicken. This pan made was non stick, easy to clean, compact and heated evenly. I looked at other lighter options but was worried they would not distribute heat across the whole pan. This pan did not disappoint.
I got this pan for backpacking to replace a basic nonstick pan that didn't have a folding handle. Based on other reviews, I skipped one lighter pan and went with the Jetboil. I wasn't disappointed. I took it backpacking and easily cooked pancakes with no sticking, no oil or spray used. Cleanup was quick. The small spatula that comes with it was handy too and it fits in the pan. The pan is thick enough not to warp or bow up in the center. Very satisfied.
I own the Jetboil Genesis, and the pan was ruined from frying fish. I purchased the summit skillet because it looked much sturdier. I’m a Jetboil fan and this was the best purchase among my Jetboil products. I managed to cook bacon, eggs, steak and many others with ease. This is truly a non stick pan, and cleaning was a breeze. My wife is never impressed with the cost of my Jetboil products, but she is quite impressed with this product.
I’ve been holding off getting this as a previous type of grill was getting poor reviews on sticking. This skillet seems 100% Did some eggs and they slid straight off. As per other review low to mid heat with your jet Boil. Recommending this to my other hiking mates.
I purchased this pan yesterday. This morning I tested it by frying an egg in butter. The non-stick performance of the coating is excellent. Unfortunately, a small chip has already developed in the coating. I only used the included plastic spatula. I gently cleaned it beforehand and afterward, and that’s when I noticed the chip. No abrasive soaps or brushes were used - I even dried it with a cotton cloth, not abrasive paper towels. Ceramic coatings are believed to be safer than Teflon, but if they chip they expose the pan’s metal alloy (aluminum in this case), which can leach into foods during cooking. That’s not okay with me. In summary, this didn’t stand up to its first simple test in the comfort of my kitchen, so I seriously doubt its ability to hold up on the ... MoreI purchased this pan yesterday. This morning I tested it by frying an egg in butter. The non-stick performance of the coating is excellent. Unfortunately, a small chip has already developed in the coating. I only used the included plastic spatula. I gently cleaned it beforehand and afterward, and that’s when I noticed the chip. No abrasive soaps or brushes were used - I even dried it with a cotton cloth, not abrasive paper towels. Ceramic coatings are believed to be safer than Teflon, but if they chip they expose the pan’s metal alloy (aluminum in this case), which can leach into foods during cooking. That’s not okay with me. In summary, this didn’t stand up to its first simple test in the comfort of my kitchen, so I seriously doubt its ability to hold up on the trail or at a campsite. There’s no place in my pack for a pan like that.
Purchased to take backpacking to summit Mount Langley. The pan was the perfect size/weight to fit in my pack since the handle folded onto the pan itself and the small spatula that came with the pan could be attached to the handle; a bag was also included. Used the pan at camp to make eggs and fried rice with no issues. No eggs stuck to the pan and the fried rice turned out perfectly. Clean up was a breeze with it being nonstick. I simply rinsed it with water and wiped it down.The pan is on the smaller size, so perfect for one person. If you're planning to make a lot of food, be prepared to make more than one batch at a time.
Took this out camping for the first time and wow did it perform great. Everyone used it the whole weekend. We made eggs, pancakes, bacon, and more and nothing stuck to this pan. Easy to clean. Closes down to an easy to carry package. Really nothing negative to say about it other than the price.
I bought this to round out my kit and my newer Jetboil micro mo. Along with a metal bowl/ tinfoil lid and cosy I feel pretty confident. Ok at 12 oz plus it’s not ultralight but for those of us that might wish to fry up some onions and garlic or take along real protein this expands options for those of us who shun that prepackaged stuff and recognize that stainless, aluminum and titanium pots are not suited even with burner control
W O W ! ! !I just tried the fry pan...A Mazing.I think it may have even worked better than a cast iron on the stove at home!It heated evenly, cooked gradually, and with no hot spots!I cooked one scrambled egg, then a second, after removing the first, to see how it would work with debris left over from the first.... flawless!I even grabbed some bread to toast and had to keep turning the burner so it would toast it!I guess using those cheap aluminum mess kit "frying pans" was a mistake all these years!!!only 3 cons most of which are a nit....1. the handle is hard to put back/fold-up.2. the spatula is difficult to re-insert, and the real nit is3. because it dissipates heat well it takes a little bit to cool off (the cheap ones cool w/in a few ... MoreW O W ! ! !I just tried the fry pan...A Mazing.I think it may have even worked better than a cast iron on the stove at home!It heated evenly, cooked gradually, and with no hot spots!I cooked one scrambled egg, then a second, after removing the first, to see how it would work with debris left over from the first.... flawless!I even grabbed some bread to toast and had to keep turning the burner so it would toast it!I guess using those cheap aluminum mess kit "frying pans" was a mistake all these years!!!only 3 cons most of which are a nit....1. the handle is hard to put back/fold-up.2. the spatula is difficult to re-insert, and the real nit is3. because it dissipates heat well it takes a little bit to cool off (the cheap ones cool w/in a few seconds after removal from heat).Cleanup was a piece of cake too...rinse and wipe no scrubber required... though a towel end might be helpful to be thorough and dry it off after. It was still a bit warm when I washed it and I just shook it off and while i washed the spatula it was nearly dry. The spatula isn't as easy to cleanup but not bad either.Oh, and the pan balanced VERY well on my MSR Pocket Rocket... didn't even need the handle really, where the cheap ones you had to be really careful and always hold the handle.
| Diameter | 8 Inches |
| Care instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Dishwasher compatible | No |
| Assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |