The MSR PocketRocket Backpacking Stove Kit includes everything needed to quickly prepare meals for two at camp after a long day on the trail: an MSR Original PocketRocket stove, a 2-liter hard-anodized aluminum pot with heatproof handle, two deep dish bowls, two 12.5-ounce double-wall insulated mugs, a clear strainer lid, and two folding sporks. Lightweight
The MSR PocketRocket Backpacking Stove Kit includes everything needed to quickly prepare meals for two at camp after a long day on the trail: an MSR Original PocketRocket stove, a 2-liter hard-anodized aluminum pot with heatproof handle, two deep dish bowls, two 12.5-ounce double-wall insulated mugs, a clear strainer lid, and two folding sporks. Lightweight and rugged, the complete mess kit nests compactly into the cooking pot, measuring 5.5 x 6.25 inches, and weighing just 25.8 ounces (732 grams), for weight and space conscious campers. The MSR PocketRocket canister stove (fuel sold separately) boils one liter of water in just 3.5 minutes, so hungry hikers don’t have to wait long for outdoor meal prep. When it’s time to eat, the MSR PocketRocket Stove and Cookset’s BPA-free mugs, bowls, and utensils ensure satisfying breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and trail meals on-the-go. Three-year limited manufacturer’s warranty.
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Nice . the stove works flawlessly with any iso blend of fuel. Was very easy to set up and get going on our 3-day backpacking trip – yay! The dishes and pot all stack very compactly which is great. As with all plastic camping dishes I’ve bought and used however, the plastic immediately soaks up the odors from the food and no amount of soaking will get it out. The silverware was sturdy enough for our purposes but the grooves in the handles make it tough to get really clean when backpacking…
Wicked! Initial review is this is a great kit. The stove gets nice and hot and the pots, bowls, and cups are all good qualitly. Everything is super light.
Great stove. Although mess kit is a bit heavy … Great stove. Although mess kit is a bit heavy for backpacking. Next time I would leave the bowls home and bring lighter weight cups.