Want to pull over and have a quick cuppa?
Don't want to wait half an hour for the bloody billy to boil?

Fortify yourself in a flash with the ultracompact 1 litre Jet Boil. Ideal for dehydrated meals, coffee or tea on the go, remote worksites, and emergency kits.Travel light and set up quick.The Personal Cooking System (PCS) is a complete food and beverage multi-tool you can hold in your hand and weighs about half a kilo. Lights with the click of a button and within two minutes you’ve got two cups of boiling water ready for coffee or a quick meal. Pack components, fuel and accessories into the cup for convenient transport.

• 1.0 Litre FluxRing^® cooking cup with insulating Cargo Cozy. Flux ring allows you to use the stove in windy conditions.
• Adjustable burner with push-button igniter, quick and easy to use.
• Insulating drink-through lid.
• Insulating measuring cup bottom.

Weight	425g without gas canister
Volume	1 Litre
Boil Time	1/2 Litre = 2 minutes
Water Boiled	12 Litres per 100g Jetpower canister
Dimensions	104mm x 180mm

Fuel sold separately. We can't post the gas canisters so unfortunately you will have to pop down to the outdoor store for that. To help you be sure about which gas to buy here is what I can pass on. If possible use the Jet Boil gas, it is specifically designed for the PCS. Most small gas cylinders will work though and are pretty easy to come by. Look for ones that look like this and are 88mm in diameter.  A new model, the Flash has arrived. It includes the pot support attachement and gas cylinder stabiliser kit in the pack.  It looks a bit more err....flash and has a little temerature indicator on the side.

Combine it with a cook set and a coffee press and you have all you need on the road.

Need real coffee on the road? And who doesn't? Upgrade your Jet Boil with the feather-light Coffee Press. Dismantles so that it is easy to stow in the PCS cup.

This is the best gas stove system I've used. I have trialled it against all sort of gas and fuel stoves and it leaves them all in the shade. It boils a cup a minute in a breeze!                                                Andy