MSR Backpacking Stoves

If you plan on doing lots of backpacking and need something to heat up your food or boil your water, then your choice in backpacking stoves is easy - get a liquid fuel backpacking stove.

Featured Backpacking Stove

MSR WhisperLite International Multi-Fuel Stove $79.95 To keep up with globetrotting adventurers who want to get around unencumbered, MSR made a multi-fuel burning version of the WhisperLite International Stove. Go ahead, use white gas, kerosene, or unleaded auto fuelthis stove burns all.

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The reasons, as discussed in the Backpacking Stove Guide on the previous page, are many. The benefits such a stove provides are low cost of ownership, easy repair, flexibility in fuel sources among others.

Listed below are some quality backpacking stoves that all use liquid-fuel. When shopping around for one, I would highly recommend getting products from MSR - they are tough, reliable and relatively easy to maintain. While they do take a while to "get use to", once you've used them a few times, day to day use of these stoves becomes very simple.

Also, if your budget allows, try to get a stove that runs on a multitude of fuels, such as unleaded gas and coleman fuel. Doing so greatly increases the places where you can "fill up" your fuel bottle.

MSR Backpacking Stoves - Liquid Fuel

All of these stoves are available through Backcountry.Com.

MSR DragonFly Stove $129.95	MSR WhisperLite Stove $69.95	MSR WhisperLite International Multi-Fuel Stove $79.95
MSR SimmerLite Stove $99.9

Fuel Bottles for MSR Stoves

When you buy your backpacking stove, don't forget to get the fuel bottle. For a few nights out, a small fuel bottle will do just fine. If you plan on being out for a week or doing lots and lots of cooking, then get a larger fuel bottle. All these bottles have been designed to work with the MSR backpacking stoves above.

MSR Fuel Bottles $10.95

MSR IsoPro 4oz Premium Fuel Canister $3.95

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