User Review: MSR SuperFly

Reviewed January 4, 2009 by Starwind

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Price Paid: $55

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.

I chose this over the Pocketrocket because of its wide burn radius and over the Jetboil because of its weight and flexibility in cooking. I wanted to do more than just boil water and cook dehydrated meals, and it had worked great for heating veggies and meat; heck I've even made pancakes on this baby.

It has been really reliable, though usually you need to do the first light with a match/lighter, and subsequently the autostart can be utilized. It feels pretty stable too.

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the SuperFly at 12 online stores:

Store

Product Description

Price

Campmor

Super Fly Stove

$49.97

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Backcountry.com

SuperFly Stove

$47.96

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Oregon Mountain Community

Superfly Stove

$46.95

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Moosejaw 2 purchase options:	SuperFly Stove	$53.95	Buy Now
	SuperFly Stove With Auto Start	$62.95	Buy Now

Altrec Outdoors 2 purchase options:	SuperFly Stove	$49.95	Buy Now
	SuperFly Stove w/AutoStart	$59.95	Buy Now

REI 2 purchase options:	SuperFly Stove	$59.95	Buy Now
	SuperFly Stove with Piezo Igniter	$69.95	Buy Now

Ramsey Outdoor

Superfly

$49.95

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GearX.com

Superfly Stove W/Lighter

$59.95

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Gear for Adventure

Superfly Canister Camp Stove

$49.95

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Massey's

MSR Superfly with Autostart Stove

$69.95

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EMS

SuperFly Stove with Autostart

$69.95

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Tahoe Mountain Sports

Superfly Stove

$49.95

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