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MSR PocketRocket 2 Stove or Mini Stove Kit
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With folding pot supports and a minimum weight of 2.6 ounces, the MSR PocketRocket 2 Stove is light and small enough to actually fit in your pocket. But don't be fooled, despite its small stature, it's still a high-performance stove that'll deliver a reliable and powerful flame when you need it Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downJohndoe2150
0
Oct 10, 2018
I would love to buy it, but between the poor customer service I recieved on my last order of shipping, and the price being a few dollars off what I can get with REI (with free returns if not satisfied with product/issues <1 year) not worthwhile to buy from here.
Brett919
128
Oct 9, 2018
I have the cook kit. Decided to see how non-stick the pot was by frying an egg. Mistake. The pot got too hot and the insulating ring came loose, falling towards the flame. I was just going to leave the lifter at home until this happened. Curious, I weighed the ring vs the lifter and was surprised that the lifter was slightly the lighter of the 2. Didn't bother trying to make the ring work after that. I love the cup, and my hiker friend says she wants one too.
hanyo66
46
Oct 9, 2018
I will always 100% recommend the Pocket Rocket 2. Great collapsible stove. Gets my water boiling in a few minutes every time. I've had one since they first came out and it works just like the day I bought it.
chugger
Jul 29, 2018
On the left is a BRS-3000T and a 550mL Toaks pot. (new version)
On the right is a MSR Pocket Rocket 2 and a 700mL Toaks pot. (UL version)
The BRS is okay for the smaller diameter pot but I wouldn't use it for the wider pot. (not again that is)
My favorite canister stove is usually my Soto Windmaster. Guess it depends on usage and priorities.
The BRS is okay for the smaller diameter pot but I wouldn't use it for the wider pot. (not again that is)
My favorite canister stove is usually my Soto Windmaster. Guess it depends on usage and priorities.
shoop
81
Oct 9, 2018
tsanga+1. Amicus is just a fantastic stove, and really should be considered by anyone interested in the MSR. I am sure the MSR is an amazing stove that will perform fantastically, but the Amicus just nails wind-performance, weight, efficiency, quality, and one that is important to me: pot stability. With four supports, even my widest pot (a Sea to Summit frying pan) feels sufficiently stable.
That all said, if the deal here were just a little better, I'd be in. Why? I love stoves! My wife will say I have enough, and what I have includes:
- Amicus, which is probably tops due to the reasons stated above
- Snow Peak Giga Power, which is also just a well made stove, but it does suffer a bit in wind
- Primus Eta Spider, which would be my choice in brutal conditions and when weight is not so much of an issue
- GSI Pinnacle 4-Season, which is also an amazing piece of engineering, and my choice when weight is less of an issue, and efficiency and/or cold-temp performance is. This is typically my go-to stove, as I know it will work in pretty much every situation, and it sips fuel (when used with a home-made windscreen). The image I've included shows my typical kit, which, while not "light", is complete and compact. It includes the GSI stove, a GSI 1.1L Boiler, a Snow Peak 700mL Ti pot, a Snow Peak 450mL double wall cup, and a GSI nesting bowl/mug.... all of which packs down into the 1.1L pot.
spiznas
93
May 31, 2018
Just get a BRS titanium stove.
Smaller, lighter, less than half price and don't have to deal with massdrops long wait time.
You're just paying for the MSR logo on this -and they won't even ship outside the US
Smaller, lighter, less than half price and don't have to deal with massdrops long wait time.
You're just paying for the MSR logo on this -and they won't even ship outside the US
JimboJones
49
Jul 29, 2018
spiznasFWIW the BRS doesn't have the wind protectors in the middle, has a smaller diameter for holding pots, and may have some QC issues from time to time. Probably not bad if you order from Amazon and can return it.
Monoprice also sells a clone of the MSR for about $10.
Monoprice also sells a clone of the MSR for about $10.
Stepbystep
549
Oct 14, 2018
JimboJonesShould note that the "wind clip" that MSR has used on these since the beginning of the PR is kind of a joke...only moderately effective in winds that are 10mph or less and at the top end it can still be snuffed out. But that said, no canister top stove should be counted on for wind resistance because even the better ones like the Windmaster and Amicus will still be losing a ton of heat to the wind even if they don't snuff out. Running them without an effective wind screen is just foolish unless you don't care at all about efficiency (or cooking/boil time if you're impatient). If wind resistance without using a separate screen is most important, then get an MSR Windboiler or Reactor instead with the radiant burner design.
Zenreaver
1
May 30, 2018
Awesome stove.. but not a great price. REI, Amazon, and most other places had it for $33.99 just a few days ago.
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