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MSR's PocketRocket Stove with Titan Kettle Kit gives you a super-compact, extremely lightweight stove and pot setup for your fast and light backcountry adventures. This kit incorporates the ever-popular PocketRocket with MSR's versatile Titan Kettle. The Pocket Rocket and Kettle Kit weighs a mere 7.3-ounces and boils two cups of water in just over two minutes. It requires no priming, pressurizing, or maintenance. The Titan Kettle can be used as a pot, mug, or bowl, and the PocketRocket Stove fits right inside. *Fuel and fuel bottles sold separately.
Bottom Line: The MSR Pocket Rocket with Titan Kettle Kit weighs next to nothing and will have you cooking in no time.
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light weight hassle
By:
rfields
October 15, 2007
I got the Pocketrocket w/Titan Kettle to save .5 lbs over jet boil. In real life the PR is not as efficient and was a hassle to protect from the wind. A canister of fuel last 5 days with PR and 7-8 days without a PR. The stove with case would not fit in kettle.
By: SpikeMD
5 days ago
The stove WILL FIT in the kettle. You need to take the top off the red container and fit it at an angle and then it drops in. It is tight, but definitiely fits. I put the stove in the kettle with the red lid on top and some matches wrapped up. Makes for a compact efficient stove/kettle combo. I love mine.
Wish it would fit in the Kettle
By:
AussieUser
March 21, 2007
A great stove for a quick trip - I have used it on a series of trips - mainly day hikes where all I want is a hot cup of coffee at lunch. However, be aware that if you put the Pocket Rocket into it's red triangular shaped plastic container - as per the photo - the stove IN ITS red container will definitely NOT fit into the Kettle with the lid on.
This means you have to leave the stove in the kettle without the protection of the plastic cover and then hope it doesn't rattle around in the kettle to the point that it gets damaged (and annoys you with the sound of it rattling in the kettle in your pack).
You then have to place the Pocket Rocket in your pack in its container as a separate item. I would like to see the kettle a fraction higher to allow the Pocket Rocket to fit in its red triangular container and then in the kettle with the lid on. Otherwise a great unit - just annoying that it doesn't all fit together as per the photo.
By: SpikeMD
5 days ago
The stove will fit in the kettle. You need to take the top off the red container and fit it at an angle and then it drops in. It only seems to fit one way, but it definitely fits. I put the stove in the kettle with the lid and some matches wrapped up. Makes for a compact efficient stove/kettle combo. I love mine.
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Canister Stoveslight weight hassle
I got the Pocketrocket w/Titan Kettle to save .5 lbs over jet boil. In real life the PR is not as efficient and was a hassle to protect from the wind. more...
Wish it would fit in the Kettle
A great stove for a quick trip - I have used it on a series of trips - mainly day hikes where all I want is a hot cup of coffee at lunch. However, be more...
- Material:
- Stainless steel
- Fuel Type:
- MSR IsoPro
- Burn Time:
- 60min [8oz canister]
- Boil Time:
- 2.25min / 2 cups
- Simmer:
- Yes
- Auto Ignition:
- No
- Windscreen:
- No
- Heat Reflector:
- No
- Parts Kit:
- No
- Cleaning Tool:
- No
- Stuff Sack:
- No
- Hard Case:
- Titan Kettle
- Size:
- [Stove] 3.5 x 2in (8.8 x5cm); [Kettle] 28.7fl oz (0.85L)
- Weight:
- 7oz (199g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, camping, cooking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime