Reviews & Ratings for MSR WindBurner Duo System — 4 reviews — Page 1

This is a remote mode of the MSR windburner , it works really goo for boiling water fast. with the remote structure, the will be no issue on selflock, the support is much more stable. Great geat from MSR!

This is a great stove system. Pot had a built in cozy, strainer lid, nested bowl, and many additional accessory pots available for it. The burner and fuel canister can be nested inside the 1.8 liter pot. It’s great in the wind as the name suggests. Lots of videos available online to get a better look. The only down side is it’s bulk to weight ratio. It’s not overly bulky compared to other systems, but it’s weight can be beat by any titanium cookware.

I purchased the 1.8L System over the 1L system as this system allows for a remote fuel canister, larger pot and a lower center of gravity so tipping is less likely to occur. I have also purchased the compatible MSR WindBurner Accessory Sauce Pot - 2.5 Liters for larger group trips and campground cooking rather than backpacking. For backpacking MSR also makes a 1 Liter Windburner accessory pot as well as a coffee press if you're interested. I plan on predominately utilizing this stove with the 1.8 Liter pot for weekend backpacks for two. Sharing the stove weight between two people will reduce what the two of us need to carry.

Pros:
Wind resistant
Fast Boil
Easy storage
Relatively Lightweight - 625g (22oz.) including the 1.8 Liter Pot
Allows for a greater array of pot/pan attachments (including some that are Ceramic) than the WindBurner Personal Stove System

Cons
May not simmer as well as some other stoves - I am not 100% sure. I mainly have this system to boil water for coffee and dehydrated means.

Overall:
Happy with purchase. My intended use for this will be for 2-3 people backpacking, camping (3-7 nights), and car camping but not recommended for thru-hiking.