
Jetboil have added a frying pan to their unique cooking system. The Jetboil set new standards for cooking systems when it entered the UK market in 2004, with superb boil times coupled with unparalleled efficiency. The drawbacks of the system were that users had only one pan that was compatible with the burner. The latest addition to the range widens the appeal of the Jetboil, and should mean campers and backpackers should be able to russle up a fried breakfast or styfried evening meal quickly and efficiently thanks to the unique performance of the Jetboil system.
This frying pan uses Jetboil’s FluxRing® technology to heat the cooking surface quickly and distribute heat more evenly. The curved side walls are designed to allow easy flipping and stirring. A plastic bottom cover doubles as a preparation or eating plate. The handles fold flat for storage. You can also store a Jetboil companion spatula (sold separately) into the pan.
According to the manufacturers, the FluxRing™ technology concentrates heat to make Jetboils boil faster than traditional stoves. The FluxRing yields fuel efficiencies of over 80%, compared with the 30-40% typical of standard stoves and cookware. The manufacturers also state that when used with a Jetboil, a single 100g canister boils 12 litres of water - twice the volume of water of a conventional stove.
The Jetboil Frypan will retail at £35 when it goes on sale in January 2008.
For more information go to Lyon Equipment web site
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Monday, 22 October 2007
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007
NEWS: Behind the scenes at Judgement Day for gear

Graham (aka GT, Trail's Technical Editor, pictured above) is just back from the gruelling judging process in Germany to crown the world's most innovative outdoor gear in 2007. He's under pain of death to remain tight-lipped on the winners for a few days yet, but has let these sneak pics slip. Are you eagle-eyed and gear-freaky enough to spot what must be numerous front-runners for Europe's most prestigious product awards?


More on the awards.
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Tuesday, 3 July 2007
NEWS: 2007's best gear? You'll be the first to know

Europe's biggest outdoor gear awards are being judged on Thursday (5 July) and the entire industry's on tenterhooks. But YOU'LL be the first to know the winners. How do we know? Because Trail Technical Editor Graham Thomspon is on the judging panel - the only British journalist to be afforded such an honour. 
The OutDoor Instury Awards, run by the International Design Forum, are the most presitigious and influential in the business, and a gold medal can bring overnight success to winners. They're designed to reward genuine innovations in design and quality and identify budding trends: only brand new products displaying tangible advances are eligible.
Last year's winners included the new Paramo 3rd Element jacket, Terra Nova Laser Lite Competition (below), Teva Karnali Wraptor sandals and Arc'Teryx Naos 70 Trekking Pack (left). You can see full lists of previous years' winners by clicking here. Stay tuned to the Trail Gear Blog to find out what's top of the pile in 2007...
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