MSR PocketRocket Deluxe

Now this MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe retails £80, that's a lot of money to be honest, a little camping stove for £80 is a huge amount of money, however y...

For a backpacking trip, I wouldn't hesitate to take this thing for myself any day of the week at 13.1 ounces. It's a pretty great product

Not to mention fewer partially used gas cans the pile up after countless trips. Alcohol bottle is reusable for many trips. I like to use PocketRocket Deluxe (w Flat Car Gear Ocelet windscreen) on 2-4 night trips. And in winter I use MSR Windpro2+Ti-windscreen.

The stove worked as I tested it before a 3 day trip into the Utah mountains. Once up above 10,000 ft the the push button igniter did not work and had to use matches to get it to light. Fortunately I had some matches from previous trips. The small top works ok for boiling small containers. Using the ...

I use an MSR pocketrocket 2 with a toaks pot and if you build a windbreak out of rocks or whatever it seems to boil water about as fast as the jetboil, I’ve used them side by side when on trips with others.

I ordered the stove with the piezo push-start lighting (Black finish). The silver non piezo was sent. I didn't look until I was packing up for a camping trip. I should have put eyes on it before hand. It works fine but I paid for the piezo push-start. Be sure and check when yours arrives. I needed t...

Drop the mug (drink from the pot). Swap in a lighter stove. BRS-3000T is the lightest, but I haven't felt a need to replace my MSR PocketRocket Deluxe.

So I did get a defective item originally but amazon refunded it right away. I purchased one locally to make sure I could inspect it before paying. This is best stove ever. I used it an entire season for a few backcountry trips and about 3 weeks total of front country cooking. When I camp, I make fan...

Titanium, under 2oz and way better than the crappy BRS stove. Its basically a titanium version of the Optimus Crux. Best for backpacking in wind: MSR PocketRocket Deluxe or the Soto Windmaster. Much better wind performance that cheaper stoves.

i first got to use about a week ago for a camping trip. First I perked coffee in a 12 cup pot (which was too big for the stove, but it did perk pretty quickly), but the pot got pushed off by gusty wind. But large pot, small stove - go figure! But using it with a camp cook set it works like a champ (...