MSR WindBurner Personal 1.0L Stove System BLACK

2024-11-07T19:00:00

Very quick to boil and a great size and weight for a small pack.

Leo M.

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2024-11-06T19:00:00

Incredible backpacking stove. Light weight, efficient, easy to set up even in cold, rain and sleet. Big fan of Cascade brands.

steve f.

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2024-11-06T19:00:00

Been a year and a half since I backpacked and used it, but it worked great then!

Thea B.

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2024-09-05T20:00:00

This personal system is lightweight, durable, reliable, and efficient. It's clear that MSR is the industry leader across all expedition gear categories and functions flawlessly in situations that might be the difference between success or failure. The cook systems are long-lasting and flaw-free. Go get one for your next adventure, be it Moto or bike camping, backpacking, climbing or water adventures.

Anton S.

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2024-07-23T20:00:00

Minimal use, but so far so good. Definitely faster than my jet boil flash and the two cheapy amazon jet boil clones I own. And far, far better in the wind. Sits a bit tall. Opted for the personal stove vs duo since I'm normally solo. But...wish the 1.8L pot was a cheaper price to own for the occasional times I'd use it. Suggested improvements that would have brought it to a 5 star review: An integrate piezo sparker. A slightly more sturdier, thicker walled cup/bowl with an insulating coozy (made my own coozy). A shorter overall height if there's a possibility to shrink it down. Same volume container, but flatter and wider to fit in a bigger fuel cannister for longer trips.

jeremy r.

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2024-07-23T20:00:00

Minimal use, but so far so good. Definitely faster than my jet boil flash and the two cheapy amazon jet boil clones I own. And far, far better in the wind. Sits a bit tall. Opted for the personal stove vs duo since I'm normally solo. But...wish the 1.8L pot was a cheaper price to own for the occasional times I'd use it. Suggested improvements that would have brought it to a 5 star review: An integrate piezo sparker. A slightly more sturdier, thicker walled cup/bowl with an insulating coozy (made my own coozy). A shorter overall height if there's a possibility to shrink it down. Same volume container, but flatter and wider to fit in a bigger fuel cannister for longer trips.

Jeremy R.

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2024-04-18T20:00:00

I've only tested it in the yard. Wow, it really does boil fast. I love the fact that I can safely handle it immediately after boil.

Ronald B.

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2024-04-07T20:00:00

The wind block collar adds a bit to the weight but is more than worth it. Works great on windy nights. Best stove I've ever had. Cup locks into place so it's stable and heats up very fast. Heats 1 cup of water for me with 100 g fuel so I get 10-13 meals from one small cannister.

John G.

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2024-02-21T19:00:00

This stove boils water in about half the time of its well known competitor! On my latest SAR/MRT snow and ice training everyone was borrowing it instead of using their own.

Frank J.

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2024-01-07T19:00:00

This burner is absolute Best-In-The-World! I can light the fire in all weather, from summer to deep winter. Just a kindly wish from here: Make it a little lighter, and no system will be able to compete with this burner!

Morten O.

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2023-10-05T20:00:00

I love this compact easy to operate stove. I used it on a recent canoe trip and was impressed at the speed I could boil water. I did have a water filter breakdown and had to rely on the stove for boiling water and the unit was effective as well as efficient to use. It's a very smart design easy to set up, stable and easy to light. The wire helps knowing that the unit is lit on startup.

Peter K.

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2023-09-08T20:00:00

A great 3-season backcountry stove overall. The lid fitment requires a little extra persuasion most of the time. Additionally, the outside of the burner area will corrode if there is any moisture on the fuel canister when repacked on the trail (picture is after cumulative 30 days of use over 3 months).

Tommy F.

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2023-08-07T20:00:00

I have thoroughly enjoyed my windburner kit. And has traveled with me all across the country. However, it's stopped working for reasons unknown, and unlike a lot of other MSR stoves, there is no maintenance kit for this that I can find.

Johnny

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2023-08-04T20:00:00

Had it for two years now no issues whatsoever, best stove I have ever purchased! MSR really does make the best stuff.

Cameron

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2023-06-24T20:00:00

Thing is a beast. Don't go jetboil. Msr all day.

Alex S.

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2023-04-09T20:00:00

Overall Excellent Stove. Easy to Light, constant flame that is resistant to the wind. Would buy again.

Shawn H.

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2023-02-13T19:00:00

This stove is super reliable and kicks butt when you need it to, I mostly use it to melt snow for water and it does an awesome job at that even when it gets a little wet or dirty! One of my favorite pieces of equipment

Ben

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2022-11-29T19:00:00

I had a 10-year reactor that finally quit working and replaced it with this stove. It is not as fast as the reactor on boiling water. I have used it twice on two different outings and it has worked GREAT!

Jeff D.

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2022-10-18T20:00:00

The MSR Wind Burner is a true outdoor cooking station with the ability to simmer foods and actually prepare a meal in the outdoors. Its closest competition is the Jetboil MiniMo and i prefer the features and reliability of the Wind Burner for many reasons. The unit is well engineered, bombproof and performs well beyond my expectations. As it is an MSR product, I expect years of reliable performance and delicious meals in the great outdoors.

Allen T.

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2022-10-15T20:00:00

Constructed beautifully. Compacts down into a small self contained packable unit. Boils significantly faster than my camp chef and jetboil. It does appear to be top quality. The only thing I'd change is for it to have an ignitor switch. Other than that, it's nearly perfect.

Dericc C.

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2022-09-25T20:00:00

Just returned from a trip in the Olympic National Forest. I let my neice use this stove while used my old Simmerlite. While I love my dependable Simmerlite, this is leaps and bounds a better system. Boil rate is lighting fast and The simple design and use of the pot is incredible. Great setup, thank you! Now all I need is to get it back from her.??

Timma

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2022-08-17T20:00:00

This stove is fast and efficient. The integrated pot system is ideal for boiling water fast, but it also simmers quite well.

Christopher M.

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2022-06-19T20:00:00

Eficiente y simple , gran estufa de su tipo ya la hemos utilizado en los Volcanes Iztaccihuatl y Citlaltepetl a 5230 y 5636 msnm (17,159 ft y 18,491) de altura, puedes preparar desde un té hasta macarrones con queso en el recipiente, no se pega la comida y es fácil de limpiar. Lo que me parece más impresionante es que a esa altura con vientos de 28 km/h (17.39 m/h) a temperatura de -17° C (1.4° F) , 1 ltro de agua hierve en 7 min, una sopa instantanea la preparas en 12 min y una de macarrones con queso en el mismo tiempo, Cabe aclarar que al ser tan eficiente se reduce el gasto de gas y una lata te dura casi el doble que en cualquier otro sistema de cococión que haya utilizado. A diferencia de algunos sistemas similares que tienen plastico en la zona donde va la llama, y esta zona de plástico con el viento provoca que este plástico se derrita y no se pueda usar más. El Windburner no tiene plastico en la zona que produce el calor no se derrite, no usa una flama "normal o común" usa un sistema de radiación que lo hace más eficiente y seguro, al tener lamina de acero ventilada que NUNCA SE QUEMA a diferencia del Flash o similares. La diferencia con las estufas u hornillas de bolsillo el viento SÍ las afecta y puede llega a hervir el agua en las condiciones que mencione hasta en 18 min y comer o beber algo caliente es algo complicado. La recomiendo ampliamente para cualquier ambiente, el tema es el costo...pero para mi vale la pena. Les recomiendo complementar con la sartén para el winburner, gran complemento y se cocina de maravilla en los lugarres con mucho viento.

MIke G.

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2022-06-19T20:00:00

Eficiente y simple , gran estufa de su tipo ya la hemos utilizado en los Volcanes Iztaccihuatl y Citlaltepetl a 5230 y 5636 msnm (17,159 ft y 18,491) de altura, puedes preparar desde un té hasta macarrones con queso en el recipiente, no se pega la comida y es fácil de limpiar. Lo que me parece más impresionante es que a esa altura con vientos de 28 km/h (17.39 m/h) a temperatura de -17° C (1.4° F) , 1 ltro de agua hierve en 7 min, una sopa instantanea la preparas en 12 min y una de macarrones con queso en el mismo tiempo, Cabe aclarar que al ser tan eficiente se reduce el gasto de gas y una lata te dura casi el doble que en cualquier otro sistema de cococión que haya utilizado. A diferencia de algunos sistemas similares que tienen plastico en la zona donde va la llama, y esta zona de plástico con el viento provoca que este plástico se derrita y no se pueda usar más. El Windburner no tiene plastico en la zona que produce el calor no se derrite, no usa una flama "normal o común" usa un sistema de radiación que lo hace más eficiente y seguro, al tener lamina de acero ventilada que NUNCA SE QUEMA a diferencia del Flash o similares. La diferencia con las estufas u hornillas de bolsillo el viento SÍ las afecta y puede llega a hervir el agua en las condiciones que mencione hasta en 18 min y comer o beber algo caliente es algo complicado. La recomiendo ampliamente para cualquier ambiente, el tema es el costo...pero para mi vale la pena. Les recomiendo complementar con la sartén para el winburner, gran complemento y se cocina de maravilla en los lugarres con mucho viento.

M G.

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2022-06-03T20:00:00

Great system, heats up water in seconds, would recommend to anyone who is looking for a safe and reliable way to heat water. Brings a huge amount of ease when camping. Great quality and workmanship I fully expect it to be the last stove I buy. Unit works great with the French press add on. Haven?t had a chance to try it in the snow but worked very well in colder climates with higher elevations.

Maria E.

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2022-05-03T20:00:00

He been a fantastic stove. Had been doing everything I need it to

Anthony R.

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2022-03-16T20:00:00

Excellent construction and ease of use. Far more durable than the basic Jet Boil it replaced. I appreciate the versatility with different pot sizes and the efficiency.

Justin C.

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2022-03-05T19:00:00

I switched to the Windburner after a few bad runs with other similar stove systems. I've used it on ten or so trips in both the front and backcountry so far, and it's amazing. The boil time is so fast, I didn't even have time to finish taking a leak before I heard it bubbling! 10/10 would recommend.

Holly C.

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2022-02-02T19:00:00

Excellent construction of the metal components. The downfall of the product is in the plastic components. When packed the cup tension tabs will occasionally push past the metal lips of the mounting bracket, creating quite a struggle match to remove it. The lid also just doesn't fit correctly. I know it goes on only one way, but to have a lid that doesn't seat flush on the top all the way around is unacceptable for a stove at this price point (reached out to MSR for support to resolve with no response). Although there are quirks, the stove is functionally bulletproof and absolutely works.

Marc D.

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2022-01-31T19:00:00

Just an incredible piece of equipment. I am now glamping!

Robert B.

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