Jetboil TrailSpoon

The Jetboil TrailSpoon is built for trail convenience, long enough to reach deep into Jetboil cookpots or dehydrated meal pouches, with a unique silicone edge that scrapes every last bite while protecting cookware from scratches.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to clean, it’s the perfect utensil for backcountry cooking and eating with less waste and hassle.

Q: What makes Jetboil stoves popular among anglers and campers?
A: Jetboil stoves are known for their rapid boiling time, compact design, and incredible fuel efficiency. Ideal for riverside lunches or multi-day backcountry trips, Jetboil systems let you quickly heat water for coffee, freeze-dried meals, or instant soups without carrying bulky gear.

Q: Which Jetboil models do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries popular Jetboil models like the Flash, Zip, and MightyMo. Each model is designed for different needs — from ultralight backpacking setups to true cook top stoves.

Q: Can I use Jetboil stoves in cold or windy weather?
A: Yes. Jetboil stoves perform exceptionally well in a wide range of conditions. Many models include built-in wind protection and pressure regulators that maintain consistent heat in cold temperatures — perfect for early-season fishing trips or alpine camping.

Q: What kind of fuel do Jetboil stoves use?
A: Jetboil stoves run on isobutane/propane fuel canisters, which are compact, easy to attach, and widely available. The fuel blend offers efficient performance across a variety of temperatures and altitudes.

Q: Are Jetboil stoves easy to pack and carry?
A: Absolutely. Each Jetboil system nests neatly inside its own cooking cup for compact storage. Lightweight and self-contained, they’re perfect for anglers and adventurers who want to minimize bulk without sacrificing performance.