MSR WindBurner Stove System Combo

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MSR WindBurner Camp Stove Combo System - The MSR WindBurner Camp Stove Combo System contains everything your team needs for a gourmet meal on the go. With an enclosed radiant burner, built-in heat exchanger, and internal regulator, the Windburner produces fast boil times and superior fuel efficiency in the windiest of conditions.

- Outdoorplay

MSR Backpacking Stoves Windburner Combo Stove System 10368. Featuring a ceramic-coated 2.5 L sauce pot and an 8 skillet this modular stove system offers simmering and cooking versatility for small groups and full compatibility with all WindBurner cookware. The stoves windproof radiant burner and pressure regulator maintain its performance in all conditions whether youre cold-weather camping with friends or cooking a gourmet meal on a windy beach or mountain slope. The stove system nests all components for easy efficient packing.

- CampSaver.com

Designed for groups and wilderness cooking, the MSR WindBurner stove system combo combines windproof, radiant burner technology with modular cookware for cooking versatility in the backcountry.

- REI

The Windburner Stove Combo System includes MSR's innovative, windproof stove with and a complementary pot and skillet appropriately sized for backpacking trips. The stove's unique, radiant burner sits lower in the stove for wind-resistance, and the included pot and skillet fix above the stove to completely seal out blustery breezes. The IsoPro canister (sold separately) sits away from the stove, and the stove's platform ensures stability in windy conditions. The system's modular design lets you pack everything together, and the included strainer lid locks everything shut when you're hiking. Although the Windburner Stove Combo System sets you up for backpacking trips with one other buddy, MSR made the Windburner Stove compatible with all WindBurner cookware so you can get larger pots and pans for family camping trips sometime down the road.

- Backcountry.com