The MSR 1.7L Reactor Stove System is a game - changer in the world of outdoor stoves. It's not just fast and fuel - efficient; it's the only stove that can deliver top - notch performance in cold and windy real - world conditions. Check out the test results, and you'll see how it can help you burn less fuel, carry less weight, and move faster compared to other stoves on the market. With MSR's well - known quality and durability, you can count on it when you need it most.
Integrated Design: This state - of - the - art stove is combined with high - efficiency cookware into a compact, self - contained, and user - friendly system.
Unbeatable Boil Time: In head - to - head lab tests, it outshines the competition, boiling 0.5 liters of water in just 1.5 minutes. And the advantage is even greater outdoors.
Superior Wind Protection: The heat exchanger completely surrounds the radiant burner head, almost eliminating the impact of wind, maintaining excellent boil times, and saving fuel.
Maximum Efficiency: The patent - pending radiant burner, heat exchanger, and internal pressure regulator ensure top - class, fuel - saving efficiency in all situations.
Compactness: All components fit neatly inside the pot. The 1.0L Reactor System is a perfect match with our new, smaller - diameter 4 oz. canisters.
The 1.7L system is a versatile performer, capable of quickly boiling water and melting snow for two or more people. Each system comes with a Reactor Pot and Stove, a BPA - Free Strainer Lid, a PackTowl Pot Protector, and a folding/locking handle.
1.7L System Details:
Weight: 496 g
Burn time (MSR IsoPro) per 227 - g / 8 - oz. canister: Approximately 80 minutes
Boil time (MSR IsoPro), 1 liter: 3 minutes
Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 227 - g canister: 22 liters
Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 1 oz. of fuel: 2.8 liters
Country of Origin: Stove Made in USA, Pot Made in Thailand
Using the MSR 1.7L Reactor Stove System is easy. First, assemble the stove and place it on a flat, stable surface. Connect the fuel canister to the stove. Then, put the pot on the stove and add the water or whatever you want to cook. Ignite the stove and adjust the flame as needed. You'll notice how fast it boils water or melts snow.
When using it in windy conditions, you don't have to worry much because of its great wind protection. But still, try to find a sheltered spot if possible.
For safety, always make sure the stove is off and cooled down before you move or store it. Keep it away from flammable materials. Don't overfill the pot, and use the strainer lid when needed.
To maintain your stove system, after each use, clean the pot with warm soapy water and dry it thoroughly. Check the stove for any debris or blockages and clean it carefully. Store the system in a dry place. With proper use and maintenance, this stove will serve you well for many outdoor adventures.
