MSR Wind Pro II at Minus 27 C wind chill -38 C.
Today I tested my new MSR Wind Pro II canister stove and two fuels, a MSR cartridge and JetBoil Jet Power fuel canister. The JetBoil was recommended by an avid winter outdoors hobbiest who claimed it's successful use with a MSR Rocket stove at -30 C.
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MSR WindPro II Stove Review
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The First 24 Hours of SHTF: What Actually Happens
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Backpacking Stove Efficiency, Part 1: Pot Diameter, Burner Size, Flame Level
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