MSR SuperFly

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The SuperFly is a compressed fuel canister stove made by MSR. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 9 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"Features Multi-Mount technology - fits almost all self-sealing butane canisters, including MSR IsoPro, Camping Gaz, Primus and Epi. Ultra light stove, weighing just 4.5 oz. Fast 3 minute boil time. Exceptional flame stability - staying lit even in extreme wind. Precise and full flame control from a gentle simmer to a rolling boil. Serrated legs grip pot and the compact legs fold up flat for storage. Fuel not included"

From Backcountry.com:
"The MSR SuperFly canister stove is light, compact, and versatile. This top-of-the-line backpacking stove works with many brands of fuel canisters, making it convenient to travel with. Designed to go big but be small, the SuperFly is practical for everything from overnighters to week long excursions in chilly to moderate temps. Enjoy the convenience of the SuperFly's AutoStart that allows matchless lighting and a burner that re-ignites itself when partially blown out, even in the wind. A large, serrated burner distributes the flame widely while gripping cookware securely. You can bring this little wonder from a simmer to a boil with a turn of the glove-friendly knob. Fuel and fuel bottles sold separately."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The MSR Superfly Stove is an ultralight and compact canister stove designed to work with a variety of self-sealing fuel canisters. Regardless of how far or how rugged your travels are, the Superfly Stove will cover you. Optional AutoStart allows matchless lighting Larger burner provides wide flame distribution Full flame adjustability with a glove-friendly control Specifications: Weight: 4.6 oz."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. MSR SuperFly Stove (Fall 2009) The SuperFly Stove by MSR works with a variety of self-sealing canisters, making it as versatile as the trips you take. Whether you're walking into the woods behind your house or going on an international trip, you won't get stuck without the right fuel.Specifications: Trail Weight: Super Fly: 4.6 oz (131 g) Packed Weight: Super Fly w/ Auto Start: 5.1 oz (144 g)Features: Optional AutoStart allows matchless lighting. Larger burner provides wide flame distribution. Full flame adjustability with a glove-friendly control."

User Reviews

SuperFly
Reviewed by bear843, Sep 20, 2009

"I needed a new stove and was leaving on a trip that day so I picked this one up at REI. The stove worked great. Easy to setup and easy to carry."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by CoyotePacker, Aug 30, 2009

"This is a great stove. I've found that this stove is easy to light and has great temp control. I was also surprised by how stable I found this stove while using an 8 oz fuel canister. My only gripe (and it's a minor gripe at that) is that the pot supports can be difficult to move, but again this is only a minor gripe."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by Starwind, Jan 04, 2009

"I own the Superfly with the autostart. I really wouldn't give a product a 5 unless I completely backed it, and in this case I really do. This stove does all I need for lightweight 3 season backpacking. No, it's not a beer can stove but it's darn light."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by stormking, Dec 15, 2007

"I purchased this stove for my son to be used for one hand operation. He attaches the fuel cartridge with ease due to the multi-mount. This was our main concern. The stove lights quickly with the auto start and burns hot, 15,000 BTU's. Large burner head is great for simmering and better heat distribution. Lightweight with big stove features. The MSR SuperFly rocks!"

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SuperFly
Reviewed by joehiker, Apr 27, 2007

"Good price and GREAT with fuel. I cooked about 7 large meals involving a few courses each and still had plenty of fuel left on one 250 canister. On hikes it's very light and pretty durable. Also, it is quick to boil."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by King Whistle, Apr 14, 2007

"Very easy to carry and light. A warm weather stove. (Below about 50 degrees, remember to sleep with the canister.)"

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SuperFly
Reviewed by Teddy, Apr 12, 2007

"I agree with the others on this stove for the most part. One of my favorite features is it can adapt to just about any canister. I haven't found one it won't work with. I have also used it to an altitude of about 10,600 feet and it worked perfectly fine."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by Malcolm, Oct 12, 2006

"I have used this stove for about four years now and prefer it over my WhisperLite, mainly because of the attributes others talk about. It's fast, easy, requires no pumping and no pouring. It's frugal with fuel and exceptionally dependable. The age old drawback is that canister stoves are not good in the winter...so, the WhisperLite is a great backup."

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SuperFly
Reviewed by jshehan, Jan 12, 2006

"Very easy to set up, no pumping or clogging of fuel. Fast boil time and the fuel canisters last longer than expected."

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