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MSR SuperFly Stove
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MSR SuperFly Stove

Item # 665544

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Compact and easy to operate, SuperFly's wide burner head heats your pot evenly.

  • Ultra-lightweight and compact, weighing in at a mere five-ounces
  • Easy to operate--no priming, pre-heating or pressurizing is necessary--simply turn it on, light and start cooking!
  • Stove goes from your pack to a hard rolling boil in no time; in just a few minutes you can be relaxing with a hot cup of tea
  • Heat can be adjusted from a steady simmer to a full boil, allowing a complete range of cooking options
  • Control valve is easy to operate, even when you're wearing gloves
  • Compatible with most self-sealing canister fuel, fuel canister sold separately
  • Weight includes stove, not the canister

Specifications based on testing with MSR IsoPro Fuel Canister 170g. SuperFly also comes in a convenient, no-matches model with a Piezo igniter. Please note: MSR products can only be shipped to U.S. addresses.

Made in USA.

Item 665544

MSR SuperFly Stove Specs

Specification

Description

Suggested useBackpacking/mountaineering
Weight (without fuel)4.6 ounces
Dimensions4.9 x 4.9 x 4 inches
FuelIsobutane
Average boil time4 min. 22 sec.
Burn time (max flame)(100g canister) 31 minutes
Water boiled per 100g fuel7.1 liters
Ease of operationExcellent
Cold weather useGood
Stove stabilityFair
Pot stabilityFair

MSR SuperFly Stove Customer Reviews

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MSR SuperFly Stove
 
4.5

(based on 26 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Easy to light (25)
  • Lightweight (25)
  • Powerful (20)
  • Great temperature control (18)
  • Easy to clean (16)

Cons

  • Unstable (11)
  • Slightly unstable (3)

Best Uses

  • Backpacking (25)
  • Hiking (17)
  • Car camping (12)
  • High altitude (5)
  • Reviewer Profile:
  • Avid adventurer (17), Casual adventurer (11)
  • What Is Your Gear Style:
  • Minimalist (10)

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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

SIMPLE & FAST

By Mateo Feo

from Portland, OR

About Me Avid Adventurer

Site Member

Pros

  • Compact
  • Easy to Light
  • Great temperature control
  • Lightweight

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking
    • Car Camping

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    Previous reviews sum it up. However, here's a fix for a frozen/stuck valve due to cold temps: While on the SHR last month at 25F, the control valve froze shut leaving me to enjoy balance bars for breakfast again. So, after dinner that night after I unscrewed the cannister I turned the control valve to the open position and stored the stove in this manner. The next morning, with match ready, I screwed the cannister on and lit her up real quick. Worked like a charm. I did this the next 19 mornings out of need. I imagine the manufacturer does not condone this, nor does REI, but, hey, it worked fine. Another PRO: my 8 oz cannister lasted 20 days boiling 1.5 liters of water daily at an avg. of 10k ft of altitude.

    • What Is Your Gear Style:
    • Minimalist

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    I Love this Stove!

    By solotrips

    from Kansas

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Compact
    • Easy to Light
    • Lightweight
    • Universal Fuel Attachment

    Cons

    • Unstable

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking
    • Hiking

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    I have 6 different stoves and this is my favorite!

    It only weights 4 ounces.

    The fuel attachment part is universal and accepts most any brand of fuel canister.

    I'm not a gourmet cook and typically just boil water but I have also used this with my bakepacker with no issues.

    Best for solo backpacker looking to travel light.

    Only downside – it is a little unstable and you have to make sure it is level.

    • What Is Your Gear Style:
    • Minimalist

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Amazing Stove

    By ColnsJp

    from Chico, Ca

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Pros

    • Compact
    • Easy To Clean
    • Easy to Light
    • Great temperature control
    • Lightweight
    • Powerful
    • Stable

    Cons

    • Suseptable to wind

    Best Uses

    • Any time
    • Backpacking
    • Car Camping
    • High Altitude
    • Hiking

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    This little stove is amazing. I will buy one every time the one I have breaks. I have had it a long time, and it still shows no wear, it's incredible. It has great fuel saving power, and it cooks food exceptionally. I will always use this piece of equipment. Because this type of fuel is hard to start in cold weather, I just put it in my sleeping bad at night, and you ready to go!!! Enjoy!!!

    • What Is Your Gear Style:
    • Minimalist

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    4.0

    When You're Hot, You're Hot

    By Snowbound

    from Rigby, Idaho

    About Me Avid Adventurer, Year round camper

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Easy To Clean
    • Easy to Light
    • Great temperature control
    • Lightweight
    • Powerful

    Cons

    • Sharp support tips
    • Unstable

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    The pot supports are sharp and have put holes in every bag I have put them in. I finally ended up just grinding them down and that helped, plus didn't effect how the pots sit. It fires up instantly, keeps a good flame, and simmers well. Make sure you have it on a solid, flat base and don't use a tall, slender pot or you may end up with your water or meal on the ground. I've had close to a dozen stoves over the years and this is the easiest one to use and the fastest one to boil water that I have ever used. I have not found it to work all that well at cold temps and high altitude (mid 30's over 8000') despite what the ads say.

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Worked great up to 10,000 Ft. !!!

    By JonW

    from Lavergne, TN

    About Me Avid Adventurer

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Easy To Clean
    • Easy to Light
    • Great temperature control
    • Lightweight
    • Powerful

    Cons

    • Unstable

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking
    • High Altitude
    • Hiking

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    I'll be honest, I was concerned about a cartridge stove at altitude and could not find a lot of advice before a mountaineering trip to Rainier. I brought it anyway, and I'm glad I did. We had three different stoves on the trip and of the three this one boiled fastest and was just as efficient (though using fuel faster at altitude). Melting snow and cooking while being light weight were what this this was made for.

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    4.0

    Great stove for the basics

    By Nasty Old Goat

    from Portland, OR

    About Me Avid Adventurer

    Pros

    • Easy To Clean
    • Easy to Light
    • Great temperature control
    • Lightweight
    • Powerful

    Cons

    • Unstable

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking
    • Car Camping

    Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

    This is a great canister stove, especially for the beginner. Unlike others, this one attaches to any can that has a lip (most brands). It sets up quick and easy, and has great temperature control, just like all cannister stoves. Just like other cannister stoves, though, you quickly end up with a box of nearly empty fuel cans you don't know what to do with.

    Any cannister stove that sits on top of the gas can will be more unstable. They won't work as well in cold weather unless you warm it up first (try putting it in your sleeping bag or under your fleece).

     
    5.0

    Compact and efficient

    By ioscode

    from Salem, OR

    About Me Casual Adventurer

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Compact
    • Easy to Light
    • Lightweight
    • Powerful

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Backpacking

      Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

      Comes with a nice pouch, boils water fast. The 2 metal pieces that support the pot or pan slide together to further compact the unit.

      • Gift:
      • No
      • What Is Your Gear Style:
      • Minimalist
       
      5.0

      Great little stove

      By NE Kayaker

      from New England

      About Me Avid Adventurer

      Site Member

      Pros

      • Compact
      • Easy to Light
      • Great temperature control
      • Lightweight
      • Powerful
      • Stable on a flat surface

      Cons

      • Sometimes unstable

      Best Uses

      • Backpacking
      • Car Camping
      • Hiking

      Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

      More adjustable, and dependable, than my gas stove at home.

      • Gift:
      • No
      • What Is Your Gear Style:
      • Minimalist
       
      5.0

      Solid Stove

      By skiffy

      from Santa Cruz

      About Me Avid Adventurer

      Pros

      • Compact
      • Easy To Clean
      • Easy to Light
      • Great temperature control
      • Lightweight
      • Powerful
      • Stable

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Backpacking
        • Car Camping
        • Hiking

        Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

        This little thing is awesome I have never had a problem with it. The extra flame area and stability is great. You cant ask for anything better, an ultra light stove that cooks like you are at home.

        • Gift:
        • No
        • What Is Your Gear Style:
        • Minimalist
         
        5.0

        Great value

        By buddyno2

        from Edison, NJ

        About Me Avid Adventurer

        Site Member

        Pros

        • Compact
        • Easy To Clean
        • Easy to Light
        • Great temperature control
        • Lightweight
        • Powerful
        • Stable

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Backpacking
          • High Altitude
          • Hiking

          Comments about MSR SuperFly Stove:

          I love this stove. Some reviewers have found it to be unstable, I have not. But I can see how some fuel canisters might cause it to be unstable. If you are using the tall, bottle-type, then yes, this could be risky. I have had no difficulty using the round, short canisters.

          This stove boils fast, the temperature is easily adjusted, and it cools quickly for fast clean-up. And it is super light! I have used it primarily for backpacking and up to 10,000 ft, and for up to four people...not a problem yet. Great value!

          • Gift:
          • Yes
          • What Is Your Gear Style:
          • Minimalist

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