Backpacks | WindBurner Duo Stove System

MSR

WindBurner Duo Stove System

$219.95

Description

　　Windproof, modular stove system for fast and light trips

　　Featuring radiant burner technology in a windproof, modular design, the MSR WindBurner Duo Stove System offers backpacking duos the ultra-efficient performance they want on minimalist, pace-pushing trips, with the versatility to customize their cooking experience. The stove’s enclosed burner and pressure regulator deliver fast-boil meals and fast-brewed coffee in challenging conditions that can slow down other stoves. The included 1.8 L pot is perfectly sized for two, and nests all system components for easy packing. The WindBurner Duo’s stove fits all WindBurner cookware, offering a range of cooking options to support different trips.

　　California WARNING: Contains brass, which can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Fuel Type:

Gas Canisters

Stove System:

Stove System with Pots

Boil Time:

(using MSR IsoPro fuel): 1 liter in 4.5 minutes

Volume:

1.8 liters

Stove Igniter:

No Igniter

Weight:

1 lbs 5 oz / 0.60 kg

Made In:

USA

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

10366

Other Features:

• Ultra-Efficient: Windproof radiant burner and pressure regulator maintain stove performance in windy and cold conditions; faster boil times & more fuel efficiency than conventional stoves.
• Compact Nesting: System perfectly nests all components; fast-boil 1.8 L pot serves 2 people.
• Modular: Stove is optimized for all WindBurner cookware and a range of cooking styles.
• Stable: Anti-topple stove features a remote canister design and self-centering pot.
• Features:
- Radiant burner with boil-to-simmer control
- Pressure regulator for consistent performance
- 1.8 L hard-anodized aluminum pot with integrated heat exchanger & insulated cozy with handle
- BPA-free drinking/straining lid
- 0.85 L integrated bowl
- Room to nest 8-oz MSR® IsoPro™ fuel canister (sold separately)
• Burn time (MSR IsoPro) per 227-g / 8-oz. canister: Appx. 95 minutes
• Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 227-g canister: 18 liters
• Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 1 oz. of fuel: 2.3 liters
Made in USA of U.S. and imported materials

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