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MSR Reactor Stove

MSR Reactor Stove description

MSR combined their fast-boiling stove with a high-efficiency pot to give you a windproof, fuel-efficient stove system. The Reactor Stove boils one liter of water in under three minutes, so you can enjoy a quick, hot cup of tea in the morning before your ascent. MSR's heat exchanger encloses the radiant burner, providing super-efficient fuel burn, and the Reactor Stove's internal regulator puts out a consistent flame throughout the life of the canister and regardless of gusty winds. The 1.7-liter pot's lid and handle lock in place, and the fuel canister (sold separately) and stove fit inside. *Fuel and fuel bottles sold separately.

Bottom Line: Pack MSR's compact, easy-to-use Reactor Stove system and experience a new world of camping stove efficiency.

Amazing performance most of the time! Drawbacks: 1) Canister performance below 30F sucks. Sleep with your canister in your sleeping bag, or you won't have coffee in the morning. 2) No simmer - if you want to do more than just boil water insanely quickly, look elsewhere. If it had a calibrated knob, it would say "off, 8, 9, 10, 11".

H2O boils far faster than the time it takes to rehydrate your freeze-dried food. Stove packs easily, inside the pot, along with MSR's 8oz IsoPro. Minor issue... I'm interested in finding a stuff sack as there seems to be a few rough metal edges on the pot that may catch and possibly damage something in your pack. Otherwise, Highly recommended and I'm very pleased with it's performance in the wind!!!