Backpacks | WindBurner 1.0L Accessory Pot

MSR

WindBurner 1.0L Accessory Pot

$89.95

Description

　　Extra pot for WindBurner 1.0L stove

　　For backcountry or weekend trips involving more than 1-2 people, the MSR WindBurner 1.0L Accessory Pot lets you share a fast-boiled cup of soup or coffee with friends, and adds more versatility to minimalist camp cooking. This hard-anodized aluminum pot features a built-in heat exchanger that efficiently transfers the stove’s radiant heat. The pot can also serve as a personal eat-and-drink vessel and comes complete with a clear, BPA-free drinking and strainer lid, a pot cozy, extra bowl and a canister stand. Compatible exclusively with the WindBurner Stove. Stove system sold separately.

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Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Size:

1.0 Liter

Color:

Grey

Weight:

8.6 oz

Made In:

USA

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

09221

UPC:

040818092217

Other Features:

Includes a clear, BPA-Free drinking and straining lid
Insulated cozy with Handle
Stove not included

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