MSR PocketRocket Deluxe Ultralight Camping and Backpacking Stove Kit

I have used the MSR pocket rocket for a few years. It served me well with a few drawbacks - poor wind resistance and lack of a starter.This stove has the same compact size, incredible build / durability, and also addresses those minor issues.The set includes cookware so you can boil water for a meal, a handy strainer lid, a sort of cup / bowl, a handle for the pot, and a mesh sack to keep it all together.A MSR canister nests perfectly inside with everything else so it all stays nice and compact. If you want to travel light and don’t need large pans, this is a really nice option.The starter works like a charm to light the stove. It is simple to use and very reliable so far. Of course, I carry a lighter as a back up (plus my other stove just in case).Compared to the prior version, the burner on this stove is a bit broader and does much better in the wind because it is less exposed. It also sits closer to the pot, which also seems to help. Unless you’re cooking food in medium to high winds, this stove should be fine.Overall, it is a very nice upgrade from the other versions and the complete set really works as a nice system, witch makes it worth the money for me.

I really enjoy this and find a lot of benefit and having everything fit inside the canister. Good adjustability on the flame and ignition works well.

Awesome light weight cooker

I went camping and loved using this. It was easy to heat up water. The size was good and felt stable on a flat surface. However, rubber did come off the container.

Worth it since it nests together. Some small pouches would have been nice to put around the burner to keep it from rattling

The igniter is enclosed that prevents inadvertently damaging it. You can surround it with a wind screen or use various side pots without having it overheat and melt out. A sturdy solidly built little jewel.

I ordered this kit, and I'm very happy with the Pocket Rocket Deluxe stove. The problem I have is with the silicone grip on the aluminum pot. The first time I used it to boil water, the silicone grip slid down the pot, and directly onto my stove, catching on fire!! I think the idea of a grip is good, but this one is definitely sub standard, and raises safety concerns. I'm fortunate that I was attending the stove when the silicone grip caught on fire.

Love this stove set up. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and compact. Love it except I hate the pot grip. Pot grip is uncomfy to hold.