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Get your outdoor Iron Chef on.

After a long day on the trails nothing sounds better than some fresh, hot food. The GSI Outdoor Pinnacle Frypan gives you all the room you’ll need to prepare some down-home deliciousness. GSI’s Pinnacle series uses Teflon with radiance technology to give you a trustworthy non-stick pan that will be cooking up tasty treats for years to come. This pan spots a specially engineered topcoat to enhance heat dispersion and reduce hotspots so your homemade hash doesn’t burn, while three layers of Teflon coating resists scratches and abrasions, even when you use a metal spatula or fork.

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5 5

PBJ

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this is light enough that I've brought this with me while backpacking, yet it's quality is till high enough that I use this at home as well! Doesn't even really need butter or oil to keep from sticking!

Hello,

Can this 8"frypan nest within...

rj

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Posted on

Hello,

Can this 8"frypan nest within the GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Hiker Cookware Set?

- Thank you!

Phil Maher

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Best Answer Responded on

Nope. Besides everything else that comes with the Hiker and needs to nest inside, the pan's diameter is too wide. With the folding handle on the pan, the pot on the Hiker doesn't even sit on top or bottom effectively. Even though you can certainly use it with other GSI sets, it's made as more of a stand-alone piece.

rj

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Hey, thanks for the quick response.

I have a follow up question, if it's not too much trouble - what stand alone frypan would you recommend to fit over the top of the pot lid so that I can pack together with the cook set.

Thank you!

Phil Maher

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Hey rj,

I've never seen it sold separately, but call GSI and ask them if they can hook you up with the 8" frying pan from their Pinnacle Base set (small). Same pot-grabber set up and diameter, so nesting shouldn't be too much of a problem. As an alternate, since the Hiker pot tapers at the bottom, you might also be able to use something from MSR and rely on the stuff sack to keep everything together. Try GSI at this #: 800-704-4474. Hope this helps you out.

5 5

parp85651

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I have 8 inch one.
Light.. not bulky...
Since handle can be folded, it doesn't take much space either.
Also, without oil or butter, the surface doesn't stick with foods which I like~!!!!

Great Pan!!
5 5

Rita Palmer

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I was amazed with this pan. We forgot butter on or camping trip so had to cook the hotcakes without it :(, even without the butter they didn't stick to the pan at all:)!! The pan heated up nicely and quickly. Cleans up really easy! I often use this at home as well because I like it so much.

Awesome
5 5

David Page

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I have used this pan a few times frying up sausage or bacon for morning breakfast. The nonstick is top notch and weight is on the low side. Surprisenly, this pan is of such low weight as most nonstick pans tend to heat (or burn) quickly unless they are thick in nature. This pan does not do that. The handle folds quite conveniently inside the pan and locks solid.

One potential critique, and always subject to critism, is how long the nonstick will remain. I was able to give the pan a minor scratch to the nonstick but in fairness I was using a stainless steel utensil. This does not warrant a downgrade in my rating due to using a steel utensil.

Excellent Nonstick
5 5

tlo5317928

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2012 is the season we go light weight and start pack-in-pack-out trips. I only wanted ONE frying pan to cook meals for my son and I. Although a bit heavier than some other choices it is the "one" pan that will do the job. smaller fish fillets, chix breast, eggs & hash even 8" tortillas for wraps to skillet meals will vook great in this pan! The quality exceeds my expectation. We make a few test meals with my jetboil burner and it will be a joy to make good quality meals in the field. I fully expect to get many years of service from this pan.
No "cons" at this time.

5 5

mr_4629311

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worked great for car camping fit we on my optimus hikker stove and cooked great meals for the 6 people that were with me... would recomend this pan to anyone who needs to cook for several campers at a time.

8" GSI Pinnacle frypan is excellent except...

Tim

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8" GSI Pinnacle frypan is excellent except that it's TOPLESS. I need a simple flat lid with a lifting loop. Anyone have a solution.

moroni

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It's not exactly a lid with a loop but a piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil would certainly suffice. I use this set-up when frying my fresh-caught trout in the back country. It's much lighter & you don't have to clean it up when you've finished cooking.

Phil Maher

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There's a company called Open Country Campware that makes inexpensive aluminum pots and kettles that have the exact type of lid you're looking for. I'm not sure if the dimensions would work out perfectly, but they put the diameter of their 4qt non-stick kettle @ 8". Their stock # is: 4369-0085-30. Should be real close, if not right on. The whole set-up retails for under $13. I use a couple smaller ones for throwing directly on the fire, and the lids are actually pretty decent and weigh next to nothing. Good luck.

5 5

Simon Brewer

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I love this little guy. I own 2 8"'ers. Cooks cleanly and quickly. Doesn't burn any of my food. It is a cinch to clean up, and is non-stick. Handle folds up for storage. I never go camping without them!

4 5

BK

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I have the 8" and it is perfect for 1-2 people. I can easily cook up some bacon and egg breakfast sandwiches in the backcountry. And I mean real eggs and bacon. It distributes heat evenly and didn't burn my eggs (cooked with Optimus Crux) and is truly non-stick, washing up easily with Dr. Bronners. I recommend this as a luxury item, as it is a bit weighty and bulky.

kb3.earth1683829

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C'mon BC you're better than that, correct the specs on this item; 11.9L for an 8" skillet?

San Juans Suzy

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And 3lbs?! Yes, Backcountry, please correct the specs on this pan.