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MSR Pocket Rocket 2 Stove Review

May 2, 2017

The Pocket Rocket 2 is a complete design of the long standing classic ultralight stove by MSR. They’re re engineered the original to be even lighter, smaller, and more stable than ever. How can one of the best stoves on the market be improved? My review. Starting with the basics, the Pocket Rocket 2 is a small, … More MSR Pocket Rocket 2 Stove Review

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DPower backpacking stove review

May 30, 2015

Dpower is a little known company with a lot to prove. Their ambitious backpacking stove sets out to provide a remote canister stove at under 5 ounces for under 30 bucks. Stoves are expensive, so the idea of an affordable alternative is very tempting. But, can a budget stove perform? **update** The manufacturer seems to … More DPower backpacking stove review

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Snowpeak Gigapower Stove Review

July 31, 2013

At the end of a long day of backpacking the one thing I’m always thinking about is food. A hot meal is an amazing luxury at the end of the day, providing nourishment, energy, and moral. Having this without paying huge weight taxes can be tricky. The Gigapower by Snowpeak is designed to be a … More Snowpeak Gigapower Stove Review

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MSR Wind Pro II Stove Review

July 30, 2012

It’s a simple thing, a camp stove, but it’s one of the pieces of gear that can truly make or break your evening if things don’t go as planned. A sputtering stove is a useless stove when trying to boil water at high elevation. When it comes down to it, you’re relying on your camp stove … More MSR Wind Pro II Stove Review

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