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MSR PocketRocket 2 Stove
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SKU: WX2*0707122
Overview
Built for backcountry meals where pack space matters, this ultralight stove is designed to travel small while still giving you a dependable cooking setup. Its folding pot supports tuck down for compact carry, and the added stability helps it work with a wider range of pot sizes. The flame adjusts from full output to simmer, giving you more control when boiling water or preparing simple camp meals. It also includes a hard-shell carry case and is intended for use with MSR IsoPro canister fuel, which is sold separately.
Why Hunters Choose the Msr
Ultralight Design
Keeps pack weight and bulk
Folding Pot
Supports pack exceptionally small and
Improved Stability
Supports a wider range of
Flame Adjusts
From full torch to simmer
Windclip Screen
Helps maintain a solid flame
Key Features
- Ultralight backpacking stove with a micro-sized packed profile
- Improved folding pot supports for extremely compact carry
- Stainless steel construction with increased stability for wider pot sizes
- Flame adjusts from full torch to simmer
- WindClip screen helps maintain a solid flame in windy conditions
- Includes an ultralight hard-shell carry case
Best Used For
- Ultralight backpackers needing a compact stove that packs easily inside a mug or cook kit.
- Hunters and backcountry travelers who want a small stove with stable pot support for varied pot sizes.
- Users who prefer quick boil capability with adjustable flame control for simmering meals.
- Minimalist campers looking for a hard-shell carry case and fold-down design to save space.
- Trip planners using MSR IsoPro canister fuel and wanting a stove built around that setup.
Specifications
| Carry Case | Ultralight hard-shell carry case |
|---|---|
| Flame Adjustment | Full torch to simmer |
| Fuel Type | MSR IsoPro canister fuel (not included) |
| Packability | Folding pot supports pack exceptionally small; fits inside a mug |
| Pot Support Material | Stainless steel |
| Pot Supports | Improved folding pot supports |
| Stability | Increased stability; suitable for larger-sized pots |
| Stove Type | Ultralight backpacking stove |
| Wind Protection | WindClip screen |
Pros
- Ultralight design keeps pack weight and bulk to a minimum for backcountry travel.
- Folding pot supports pack exceptionally small and fit inside a mug.
- Improved stability supports a wider range of pot sizes.
- Flame adjusts from full torch to simmer for cooking control.
- WindClip screen helps maintain a solid flame in windy conditions.
- Includes an ultralight hard-shell carry case for compact storage.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires a separate canister fuel source; MSR IsoPro canister fuel is recommended for best results and is not included.
- Compact folding pot supports make it easy to pack, but the stove is still designed around smaller, lightweight cook systems rather than larger camp setups.
- The stove is wind-resistant, but the description does not claim full windproof performance, so conditions may still affect flame consistency.
- Its ultralight, micro-sized design prioritizes portability over a more robust multi-burner cooking setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Ultralight backpacking stoves
- Canister stove systems
- Compact camp cooking gear
- Backpacking cookware and fuel accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Canister fuel
- Cook pot
- Mug
- Wind screen
Frequently Asked Questions
What fuel does the PocketRocket 2 Stove use?
The product data says it works best with MSR IsoPro canister fuel, which is not included. No other fuel types are specified.
Does the stove come with a fuel canister?
No. The long description notes that MSR IsoPro canister fuel is not included.
How does the PocketRocket 2 pack for transport?
It has folding pot supports that pack very small, and it includes an ultralight hard-shell carry case.
Is the stove suitable for different pot sizes?
Yes. The product data says the improved pot supports offer increased stability and accommodate a wider range of pot sizes.
Can the flame be adjusted for different cooking needs?
Yes. The flame adjusts from full torch to simmer.