Trailcook 1.2 L gas stove

The Jetboil Trailcook 1.2 L regulated cooking system combines a pot and stove optimised for fast, even cooking at your wild camp, even in difficult weather conditions. Adjustment is precise, and the system is compact, robust and reliable.

A precise, efficient cooking system

Unlike many stoves, the Jetboil Trailcook 1.2 is designed to deliver excellent, consistent cooking performance down to -6°C. Its performance comes in particular from:

• An internal pressure regulator that delivers the required gas flow regardless of the outside temperature: useful in 4 seasons and even in the mountains in summer.
• A heat distributor that heats the pot evenly, improving boiling time.
• A perforated windshield to reduce flame flicker.

Together, these technologies significantly reduce the Trailcook's gas consumption. A 100g gas canister can heat up to 12 L of water, depending on the weather.
Allow just over 4 minutes to bring 1 litre of water to the boil.

Robust assembly and ease of use

The Trailcook 1.2 cooking system has enough capacity for 2 people, whether heating water for freeze-dried meals or cooking simple ingredients such as pasta.
Alongside precise cooking control, the pot has a non-stick coating for easy simmering of tasty meals.
Using the system is very intuitive and comfortable:

• an insulating cover around the pot lets you eat hot food without burning your hands and prevents rapid heat loss in cold weather.
• push-button piezo ignition for lighting in all conditions, without a lighter.
• folding pot and lid handles for easier handling and storage in a backpack.

The cooking system fits together very precisely. Once the pot is locked onto the stove with a quarter turn, the assembly becomes secure and robust.
You can also use a different pot by placing it on the stove's support, although performance will be reduced.
An included canister stand stabilises the system to prevent accidents.

Other features:

• Pot material: Anodised aluminium
• Power: 1.75 kW (6000 BTU/h)
• Boiling time: 4 minutes and 15 seconds for 1 litre of water