MSR® PocketRocket™ Stove
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- Lightweight and compact
- Simmer or boil quickly
- Fold-in pot supports
- Comes with carrying case
MSR® (Mountain Safety Research®) backpack stoves are lightweight, compact and-above all-reliable!
Ultralight 3-oz. pocket-sized canister-mounted stove with blazing heat output. Simmer or boil with lightning-fast operation. Includes carrying case. Serrated pot supports fold in. Uses one 4 oz. fuel canister (not included). Dimensions: 4'' x 2'' x 2''.
Manufacturer model #: 11792.
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 13
reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by J00T Worth the Money
Burns well, sturdy design but can be a bit unsteady. Pot holders need to be flatter instead of only touching pots by a point. I still would recommend for price and ease of use/size.
September 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shootin123 Simple
I have had my pocket rocket for 2 years now. I love it! I like simple practical products. That is definately what the pocket rocket is. It's easy to use, the canisters last a long time. I got something like 9 or 12 boils out of one canister at 11,000 ft. Some of those were in the rain. I thought I lost it recently and was devastated! I was litteraly headed out the door to buy a new one when my wife found it stuffed behind my pack in the closet.
Buy one!
May 12, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by delphiandjeff pocketrocket
This stove is the best!!! I recently went on a 6 day excursion with a friend and my pit bull in Michigan's UP. After 6 days of use including boiling water for food(breakfast and dinner, plus bevarages), this useful tool also helped getting a campfire started during a very wet situation. We only used ONE fuel canister!! Extremely lightweigt and very easy to use. The fuel canisters are rather inexpensive as well. Just make sure you keep the stove unit in the case while hiking.
October 17, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by smatty92684 Great little stove
I recently started backpacking and dont have a lot of spare cash for the real expensive stuff. After researching some options and listening to some others talk about their stoves i decided to go with the pocket rocket. This stove does everything i need it to and is much smaller and lighter than my other stove. I usually eat Mountain House or other freeze dried foods and need only to boil a few cups of water for a meal. I can boil 3 cups of water in under 3 minutes with the pocket rocket. Stability is only a small issue and not worth worrying over.
May 7, 2010
