About this item
- All-in-one and versatile, the MSR Switch stove system makes boiling water and cooking at camp easier than ever. Ready to go right out of the box with it's unique hemispherical pot, it also lets you bring your favorite camping cookware
- Patent-pending Switch pot has a round bottom that heats faster and more efficiently than traditional camping and backpacking pots
- Ring stand is easy to use with the Switch pot, while fold out pot supports work with nearly any other cookware. Recommended max size of 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall and 8 pounds total (20.3 x 12.7 cm, 3.6 kg)
- Pressure regulator in the stove provides excellent fuel-efficiency, particularly in cold conditions and at high altitude, while also providing better flame control for precision cooking
- Cork pot cozy is removable and more sustainable than alternative materials. It is burn resistant and won't melt upon contact with heat, while providing better grip when wet
- Integrated piezo ignitor makes lighting easy, even in bad weather
- Switch Stove System includes stove, pot with cork cozy, plastic nesting bowl, canister stand, lid, PackTowl cleaning cloth, and room to nest a 4oz MSR IsoPro fuel canister (sold separately). System weighs 13.8 oz (392 g) and measures 7.1 x 4.5 x 4.77 in (18 x 11.3 x 12.1 cm)
Product Description
The MSR Switch Backpacking Stove System: the ultimate all-in-one stove system for price-conscious backpackers seeking MSR performance and reliability. Eclipsing competitors in its class with unmatched versatility, this innovative system lets you ‘switch’ to your own cookware with a quick flip of the pot supports. In ‘system mode’, the ring stand supports the Switch pot. Its patent-pending hemispherical bottom is wrapped evenly by the flame, heating quickly and evenly without a heat exchanger. As an everything-included solo system with a built-in piezo ignitor and cup, it’s lightweight and compact. With a simple flip of the pot supports, this solo cook system instantly becomes an adaptable stove that can serve more campers or become a gourmet chef’s backcountry kitchen; no accessories needed. In non-system pot mode, the Switch can accommodate a variety of cookware from larger pots that boil pasta to non-stick skillets for your morning eggs.
