MSR PocketRocket Backpacking Stove
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- Lightweight and compact, weighing just over 3 oz., the PocketRocket boils a liter of water in less than 4 min.!
- Stove is simple to operate, with no priming, preheating or pressurizing required; simply turn it on, light and start cooking
- Fully-adjustable flame, from a rolling boil to a slow simmer, lets you cook gourmet meals; control valve is easy to operate even with gloved hands
- Serrated pot-supports prevent the pot from shifting; folds up compact for travel
- Compatible with most self-sealing canister fuel, making it a great choice for global travel
- Includes a protective, custom-fit travel case
- Fuel canister sold separately
- Weight includes stove, not the canister
Imported.
| Best use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Fuel type | Canister |
| Fuel | Isobutane-propane |
| Burn time (max flame) | (8 oz. of fuel) 60 minutes |
| Average boil time | 3 min. 30 sec. |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Dimensions | 4.1 x 2.1 x 2 inches |
| Weight | 3 ounces |
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Mar 27, 2016Reliable and compactReliable stove and it fits in my cookware which is a huge plus! Stability is an issue though so be careful.
Originally posted on cascadedesigns.com
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Mar 26, 2016Exactly what I needed for my hikesAfter months of research and comparing products on platforms such as youtube, I dediced to go with the MSR PocketRocket. It is seriously one of the best purchases I have made out of all of m...
Read More After months of research and comparing products on platforms such as youtube, I dediced to go with the MSR PocketRocket. It is seriously one of the best purchases I have made out of all of my hiking/camping gear. It is lightweight, but packs a punch and I can't wait to put it to more use in the future - A+ MSR.
Originally posted on cascadedesigns.com
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Mar 24, 2016amazing little stovethe little stove was easy to light, and did a decent job. I wish the valve could be in the off position when in the case, so dont forget to close the valve before putting back on the bottle ...
Read More the little stove was easy to light, and did a decent job. I wish the valve could be in the off position when in the case, so dont forget to close the valve before putting back on the bottle of fuel. -
Mar 23, 2016Perfect Micro Stove! Very Reliable!Have taken this with me on multiple trips from overnights to week long backpacking trips. Flame is easy to adjust, does need close attention when using pans due to the flame being central bu...
Read More Have taken this with me on multiple trips from overnights to week long backpacking trips. Flame is easy to adjust, does need close attention when using pans due to the flame being central but works great with small pots. Other than the stove the fuel is fairly lightweight, but can be slightly difficult to determine how much you have remaining and how long it will last you on your trip, often depending on the temps your dealing with. Other than that fantastic stove that fits in you palm!
Originally posted on cascadedesigns.com
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Mar 12, 2016Big performance in a small package!When I don't want to lug my Whisperlite and liquid fuel bottle on short overnights and weekend trips, the PocketRocket fits the bill. It's super light and compact -- stores inside my GSI Sol...
Read More When I don't want to lug my Whisperlite and liquid fuel bottle on short overnights and weekend trips, the PocketRocket fits the bill. It's super light and compact -- stores inside my GSI Soloist pot kit along with condiments and fire steel -- and boils 2 cups of water in just over 2.5 minutes (at sea level). It's a little harder to judge when the IsoPro is getting low, but it's easy enough to carry a spare. -
Mar 2, 2016Does the TrickI have nothing to compare this to and only used it once but it worked well enough for what I needed. I primarily bought this to heat water so I haven't attempted cooking anything but I look ...
Read More I have nothing to compare this to and only used it once but it worked well enough for what I needed. I primarily bought this to heat water so I haven't attempted cooking anything but I look forward to testing it out more. It is very compact and light weight and comes with it's own carrying case which I like. -
Feb 23, 2016Keep it simpleRented this stove from my local sporting goods store for a weekend backpacking trip being I was in the market for a new stove. It worked flawless at 9000ft and melted snow great. It's a grea...
Read More Rented this stove from my local sporting goods store for a weekend backpacking trip being I was in the market for a new stove. It worked flawless at 9000ft and melted snow great. It's a great little stove. It isn't as efficient I'm sure as some of the jetboil induction type cook system but for the weight and the size you can't beat it. Takes up no room in a pack. I would recommend getting a fuel canister support to use with it for any pot bigger then 1liter. I purchased one after that trip and have used mine 2 more times since and love it. It's just a simple,reliable, light stove. -
Feb 22, 2016Mighty Punch, Tiny TakeCranks up a few cups of boiling water in about 2-3 minutes. Easy lighting and quick set up are the key takeaways. A bit of a small base (dependent on fuel canister) means you have to be care...
Read More Cranks up a few cups of boiling water in about 2-3 minutes. Easy lighting and quick set up are the key takeaways. A bit of a small base (dependent on fuel canister) means you have to be carefully to level your surface before cooking. For a short 3-4 day trip or a quick car camping weekend it's a perfect stove.
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