I contacted MSR because I had the same question and here was there answer

We had to elect a “permanent” adhesive for the warning label to satisfy a variety of requirements, many of which are specific to an integrated stove system, so the label is not intended to be removed. The label itself is a durable, waterproof stock that is very heat- and chemical-resistant, and was tested to withstand a lot of abuse. Unfortunately, we are stuck with the label as it is… One of the most stringent regulatory agencies that we deal with is CSA (the Canadian Standards Organization). They explicitly require permanent labeling for certain things. Although the standard was not re-written with the advent of the integrated stove system, we try to be conservative in our interpretation and in our measures to comply.

you could, but it would probobly burn the bottem, it would look kind of bad, but yes you could

you could probobly bring your whole room in this tent, it is really big in here

you could probobly fit 5 of your youngest ones + you so you can watch them, then set up another tent right next to your first one, and put the 3 remaining kids in there, but putting all 7 of you will probobly be too tight for cumfort

awsome, i have used it in windy wales, and it worked pretty well.

that means if it has a defect, they will replace it free of charge, but if you like accadently rip it, then they don't cover it.

copper is better all around, lighter materials, lighter, and less expensive.

it will fit about 6-14 meals

buot 16

well, if you buy the right size, that won't happen, but sadly no, they don't have cut/rip proof material :(

these are the best, VERY WARMEST pants to go to sub-0 temps.

they should be okey

these pants are pretty roomy, they are wide and long, so you should be fine

yes it is, it is about 40% larger than a normal TNF jacket

everything exept the panels

you could fit both isopros in the msr reactor

Except your pot of water will quickly become ice and be just as cold as the air in single digit temps. when you know that it is going to be a cold night, put the stove in you sleeping bag, and in the morning, HOT COFFEE FOR YOU !!!

REACTOR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! first of all, the curren jetboil has currently been reccalled, because the simmer thingy broke, whose to say that the next step is that they start blowing up, reactor boils water faster, the reactor directs the fuel directly to the stove, so no fuel is lost, and at the very last bit, then the stove turns bad, but with the jetboil, when like 60% is lost, the stove turns bad, and the reactor pot sits directly on top of the stove, so no heat is ever lost, while the jetboil requires a screen, the reactor dosn't. and if you ask any other backcountry expert, they will tell you that the reactor is THE BEST STOVE EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!

it comes in a little triangle case, so when you go camping, you can just take that little triangle case with you, and set it up so you can cook

it takes any kind of canister

yep, my friend has one, and it comes with a fuel pump, to me it is kind od annoying to pump the fuel before you can cook anything. adios

heck yeah!!!!!, it is so freackishly easy to set up, it is almost sad, my brother(6) can set it up in just under 3 minutes

the thing is totally waterproof

about 9 oz

got a long distance hike..., bring your hubba hubba. it does great for long distance hikes. i used it for Philmont, and you know philmont, hiking 10-15 miles a day, this tent is ideal for those kinds of conditions. as for the seam seal, it is fully sealed everywhere.

MSR has no further plans until 2010 to moke more pots or pans for the reactor, YOU COULD TRY, BUT IT WOULD PROBOBLY GO EXTREMLY WRONG

i don't know what you are talking about, as of today, there is one in stock, but mabe back then, there was alot, but now there is only one up for grabs

well, it is still very much mesh, so very breathable, and no-see-um mesh is mesh with tiny holes, so not even the smallest bugs can get in, it is fire retardent, and black it is best color to see out of

yes it is. I know it seems kind of heavy, but really, most of the weight is in the poles. so i suggest is when you go backpacking with a heavy tent, take the poles and put them in a seperate part of your pack.

the big agnes tent has 2, the ones pictured on the photo. the back has no mesh at all

PETZL IS THE BEST THING YOU CAN BUY. it may be a little bit pricy at first, but in the long run, it will pay for itself in a couple of dark Campouts

YES

TNF is better, more expensive, but better. TRUST ME

noooooooooooooooooo, it has a velcro cord, so you can ajust it to your wrist size

it is the awsomest material ever!!!! it keeps u warm and cumfy. the part that seperates it from all other fleeces, is that it COMPLETLY KEEPS OUT THE WIND if you are hiking 2in windy wales, you completly stay warm in your North face windwall

it takes me a little longer than 5 minutes

no, necause the vestabule is pretty big, and wide. it has two parts, one for getting in and out, ( on the left) and one for storing your gear ( one ont the right)

hola dude, i used to be a venturing boy scout too. What you need is a 2000-3000 cubic inch internal frame backpack. I would recommend mountain hardware packs,ospry packs or TNF PACKS

One thing that might work is sticking the canister in a pot with enough water to cover the canister above the level of the fuel while it's being used (obviously I wouldn't let the water get to close to the Lindal Valve (where the stove connects to the canister)). This will help keep the temp of the fuel up enough as to not effect the vapor output. It's NOT recommended that you use your hands to warm it up. This might cause skin damage. Single digits is about the limit of where the Reactor will work. Most canister stoves won't even function at this temp.