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WindBurner Group Stove System
MSR
WindBurner Group Stove System
$249.95
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  Windproof and pressure-regulated stove that's optimized for simmering

  For backpacking adventurers and group campers dreaming of more than freeze dried meals, the MSR WindBurner Group Stove System delivers a quality cooking experience in the backcountry—maintaining its performance even in windy and cold conditions. The windproof and pressure-regulated stove system features a 2.5 L sauce pot for 2-4 people to share a simmered feast, and the pot’s ceramic-coated surface offers nonstick performance and easy cleanup. The stove is optimized for all WindBurner cookware, allowing for a range of cooking styles. The compact system nests perfectly inside its pot without rattling, to keep packs quiet on the trail.

  Fuel not included.

  WARNING for California customers: Contains brass that can expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Footprint sold separately.
Description

  • Fusion® nonstick ceramic-coated 2.5 L Sauce Pot serves 2-4 people

  • Features enclosed, heat-capturing ring for cooking versatility

  • Nests stove and 8 oz fuel canister for rattle-free packing efficiency

  • Anti-topple remote canister design and self-centering pot

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