Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #242736 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Msr
Features
- Probably the lightest remote canister stove on the market. It has a minimum weight of only 200gr.
- Very compact. (Small enough to fit into a 1 litre pot).
- Wide legs for extra stability.
- Wide foldable pan supports. Packaged weight only 298 gr.
- (NB Gas canister is NOT included)
Product Description
If wind is your worry, but you prefer gas canisters over liquid fuel, then this is the stove for you. The WindPro worked better in wind tests than all the competitors, and it is the only remote canister stove sold with a windscreen and heat reflector.
Customer Reviews
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By Mr. A. J. Frost
My stove needs were simple: robust gas stove, excellent stablity on rough terrain, good adjustable flame so it can do a decent fast brew en route and simmer a meal in the evening. Size/weight was not a big concern as it was day walks/climbs and canoe trips that were planned. If it could last a good many years then all the betterThe MSR Windpro has been around for a while now and it is pretty proven kit. What you get for your money is a nicely made (in the good ole US of A) stove with solid components and typical Amercian build quality (ie solid but a little lacking in the subtle touches). Price is quite high for what it is, and in the US you can get it for the same £ price in $Performance is hard to fault though, other stoves might be slightly quicker but none are as stable and quiet. Build quality, likewise, is hard to fault, you get the impression (from it and user reviews ) it will last as long as you care about using itOther choices in the market for a remote canister stove can be had for a lot less money, but what you are buying is a simple, solid (almost jewel like) stove with tiny weight/proportions with a good pan capacity and a great preheater (so UK winter is not a problem, unless below -10C is on the cards). It is still about the lightest you can buy, so would suit back pack use well I guess (but that is not an area I know much about)Stuff I dont like. The wind shield and base are folded aluminium and look like they wont last long (Aluminium typically fatigues and then cracks real easy, replacements are £15. Hinged designs should outlast these) but maybe they will last and I am being paranoid. There is no piezo ignition, so plan on taking a couple of lighters. The design also folds the legs over the gas hose whereas if it folded in the opposite direction it wouldnt do that - a design niggle from a purist maybe. The box also says includes 'small parts kit' but that is just a spanner for the MSR gas stoves. In use I also notice the nuts that hold it all together get very tight and start to bind slightlyOverall, it is so small and light you can pop it inside your cook pan and you wont even notice you have it. EN417 fitting gas isnt the cheapest, but you are buying the safety of self sealing canisters (and the lightness of the stove). If you want cheap gas get an Edelrid adaptor and use 99p pierceable canisters if you must but you will loose the tiny proprtions and weight
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