Product Spotlight: Jetboil Summit Skillet
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Pancakes at a backcountry lake are a treat. The Summit Skillet is Jetboil's lightweight answer for people who want to fry on trail without packing a heavy home pan.
Tier: mid-priced accessory. For people who like to cook, not ultralighters.
Specs (per Jetboil and retailer listings)
- Size: about 8.5 in diameter
- Build: aluminum with a PFOA-free ceramic nonstick coating
- Handle: folds for packing. A nesting spatula is included.
- Weight: roughly 10.6–11.2 oz, depending on the source
Which stove does it work on?
It needs a burner with a flat cooking surface. That means an open stove like the MightyMo, the MiniMo's pot support, or a Pot Support 2.0 on a 2025 Flash or Zip. Check Jetboil's compatibility notes for your stove.
Considerations
- Fast-boil burners run hot. Food scorches unless you keep the flame low.
- Protect the coating. Use the included spatula, not a metal one.
- It adds weight and bulk. Most backpackers leave it home for long-mileage trips.
See the Jetboil Summit Skillet on Amazon
Availability changes often, so check the Amazon listing for current stock and options.