New Jetboil 1.5L Ceramic Cook Pot Review

Here is my brand new jetboil ceramic cook pot review. This new jetboil cook pot has only just been released and I am very lucky to have been able to get hold of the new jetboil 1.5l ceramic cook pot.
This will work on the new Jetboil Stash as well and the Jetboil MiniMo.
This jetboil cookpot weighs 345 grams making it a great piece of backpacking gear.
The Jetboil ceramic cook pot is 160mm in diameter and 122mm in height.
The cook pot costs $65 in the states but is yet to be released in the UK. However, I did pay more than £65 for this.
Buy the NEW Jetboil 1.5L Ceramic Cook Pot from here Amazon UK: amzn.to/3nlTp3h
I was extremely impressed with the ceramic non-stick coating on my Jetboil Summit Skillet and I'm pleased to say it looks like the same ceramic coating has been used for the Jetboil 1.5L Ceramic Cook Pot.
This jetboil cook pot will work really well with my Jetboil MiniMo and I can't wait to try it out with one of my many pasta dishes.
Although this jetboil 1.5l pot states 2-4 people, I think it is more realistic that it is the right size for 1-2 people.
The quality of this jetboil pot appears to be excellent, as with their Jetboil MiniMo and Jetboil Skillet.
If you want to see me camp stove cooking with this jetboil ceramic cook pot with one of my favourite camp stove meals please hit that subscribe button and you will be the first to see my jetboil review.
Features include (as per the Jetboil website):
1.5L cook pot is ready to cook any meal on the trail.
Ceramic coated for easy, nonstick cooking to make tastier meals on the trail.
Non-Stick coating makes for effortless clean-up with just the wipe of a rag.
Folding wire handles and insulating cozy make for safe and easy handling on any adventure.
Wide-open form factor makes it easy to simmer and cook for small groups.
FluxRing Technology makes cooking quick and easy, so you can chow down faster.
10.8 oz (306 g) weight and compact design lets you take mess-free cooking wherever you're headed.
The Jetboil website states the cookpot weighs 306g. However, my box says 345g and I weighed it on my Salter scales and it weighs 344g so I don't know what's going on there? If you know please tell me.
Official Link: jetboil.johnso...
Thanks, Andy.
Please note the amazon link is what everyone sees and pays but I receive a miniscule finders fee when people use the link. It all goes back into backpacking gear!
#jetboil #jetboilceramiccookpot #jetboilminimo

[@MatFreeman-ul2jv]

Andy can you please, please, please stop doing these great jetboil reviews it’s costing me a small fortune 😂. So far I’m the Minimo, skillet and now the pot deep .

[@BackpackingUK]

Buy the NEW Jetboil 1.5L Ceramic Cook Pot from Amazon UK using this link: amzn.to/3nlTp3h

[@ECL..]

Could you use the pot as a frying pan as well? So you don’t have to buy a pan or have the extra weight

[@BackpackingUK]

I do. To me it's got the same ceramic coating as the skillet and the non-stick is really good.

[@dublinvids5146]

Yeah, it's just as wide as the skillet, or as near as makes no difference, and so don't see the need for both when the pot can pretty much do all the skillet can.

[@MansoorWildLife]

What is its (1.5 Litre) inside hight please, thanks

[@MansoorWildLife]

What's the depth of the pot from inside (where you put water), thanks

[@jpnurminen]

Could you measure the inner diameter of the Fluxring? So how large pot support area is needed to use this. I don't have a Jetboil stove but I'm looking for a heat exchanger pot for the MSR PocketRocket Deluxe.

[@BackpackingUK]

Great question. If the diameter of the pot supports is less than 97mm it will sit directly on the base of the pot (not preferable). However, if the diameter of the pot supports if greater than 97mm but less than 124mm it will sit nicely on the flux ring base (as intended use). Hope this helps.

[@jpnurminen]

@@BackpackingUK Thanks for a quick reply. My PocketRocket Deluxe is still coming in the mail but I measured the older PocketRocket2 and it’s be approx. 120 mm. Maybe I should order the Jetboil Pot...

[@BackpackingUK]

If the new one is 120mm too, it would sit on the pot perfectly.

[@marcandsebe]

Sound is excellent now Andy. I now have the summit skillet from watching your video. Will now look at this one.

[@marcandsebe]

Does it have a case like the skillet?

[@BackpackingUK]

@@marcandsebe No, it doesn't have a case which is a shame. It also doesn't have a bottom cover like the outgoing model.

[@BackpackingUK]

Really pleased you like the sound. Finally got there 🙌

[@marcandsebe]

@@BackpackingUK is that with the Røde Wireless Go?

[@BackpackingUK]

Yes!

[@craigelliott4338]

I've had my gen 1 jetboil for a really long time. Over a decade. I've just got a zip and a skillet and pot support... thinking about getting this too.

[@BackpackingUK]

It's well worth the investment!

[@Moomin-qt1nz]

Thanks for the video! I need a pot for a backpacking trip with 2-3 people. Can I cook food and not only boil water with less than 1.5 liters pot? I want a pot that will be big enough but not bulky for backpacking..

[@BackpackingUK]

This is ideal. It also fits in the lid section of my Osprey backpack.

[@akt3d265]

Will the required jetboil accessories fit inside the 1.5l pot? Like the burner, cannister and cannister support?

[@BackpackingUK]

Definitely. However, you would want to fill it otherwise it will rattle.

[@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure]

Jetboil 1.5L Ceramic FluxRing Cook Pot allows the MSR Whisperlite International to sit nicely inside (with a soft cloth to protect the ceramic interior). The pot sits nicely on the Whisperlite as well. Because of the FluxRing it boils water a lot quicker as well. Worth the investment especially for my winter Wild Camping!

[@BackpackingUK]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@MansoorWildLife]

Thanks bit I wanted to know the exact inside height/depth of the pot. Thanks ion advance

[@simonmullins7077]

I've been enjoying going through your videos. I've already purchased the Cook pot just waiting for delivery but can I get hold of the skillet? Nope😭

[@BackpackingUK]

You'll be cooking some great food in no time! 😋 You can't beat proper food when camping, 10x better than those dehydrated meals.

[@GalenRhys]

It's great for people who car camp and van life. They don't need to worry about weight restrictions.

[@BackpackingUK]

You're right. However, this fits in the lid of my backpack so it's reasonably compact and if you put the canister, burner, pot support and stand in the pot it's like a larger Jetboil Stash.

[@sgtg4600]

Andy. Were you/are you a fan of Thunderbirds?

[@BackpackingUK]

😂

[@mossybanks2719]

Good review of what to expect. Thanks

[@BackpackingUK]

No worries 👍

[@danielbranam8503]

Like to see you make some food with it. Cheers!

[@BackpackingUK]

No worries!

[@garywright6730]

Good review andy well done getting a hold of one nice bit of kit hopefully see you out with it soon 👍

[@BackpackingUK]

Thanks 👍

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

Nice one, having one of those.

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

Have you used the cook pot with the stash? Will be mostly using it with the Minimo but wondered how it performed ?

[@jimbojet8728]

Having bought the Summit Skillet, I will not buy that pot! Skillet is a rip off, what a ridiculous cost for a little fry pan? I would have to personally use that pot and love it, for the huge price being asked for it. Good luck with it.

[@BackpackingUK]

That’s a bit over the top 😂 Personally, I highly rate the skillet and it’s 10x better than standard backpacking pans. Yes it is expensive, but it’s the best backpacking skillet out there!

[@jimbojet8728]

There are many pans much better than that at a lot less cost in U.K.? The Skillet isn’t a bad pan, but there’s absolutely nothing special about it. As you’d expect there to be, because it’s the most expensive pan I own, the most expensive fry pan in all the U.K. shops and stores, but it is not the better pan, by a long shot! I wish I hadn’t bought it and I would tell others, physically go handle and use the pan if you can. Don’t buy it on line ‘blind’, you’ll be glad you did, and I suspect save yourself a lot of money. Good luck.

[@BackpackingUK]

It’s fine to make bold claims but what alternatives are you offering? These types of comments are only helpful to readers if you have a solution / alternative.

[@sgtg4600]

Great videos by the way. 👍

[@BackpackingUK]

Thanks! 👍

[@stevenwhoriskey]

Will the soto windmaster fit this pot ?

[@BackpackingUK]

100%, and I lot of other gear too.

[@stevenwhoriskey]

@BackpackingUK cheers thank you , i think it would be excellent for 2 people just worried now about the size 😂

[@CyrusBlades]

No boil time test??? WHY?

[@BackpackingUK]

This is just the unboxing and an initial review. I'll be testing this out in the coming weeks.

[@BackpackingUK]

I've just finished my next review on the Jetboil Ceramic Cook Pot. 500ml of water to almost exactly 2 minutes to boil (faster than the MiniMo pot). I don't know the temperature of the water than went in there but the outside temperature was 12 degrees and it was a still day. That was with my Jetboil MiniMo on full blast. Hope this helps. Check out my next video on Saturday at 4pm.

[@danielhaggan6616]

Thank you for this review. I'll be getting the pan and pot next time I go into the camping 🏕️ shop.

[@BackpackingUK]

If you're from the UK, I would go to trekkinn.com. The Summit Skillet is £37.49 and the Ceramic Cook Pot is £61.99. You will pay for postage and have to wait for a week or so as it's coming from europe but you'll save lots of money.

[@danielhaggan6616]

@@BackpackingUK I live in Australia so it's will probably be an Anaconda store or Camping World. Thank you for the tip though.