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The MSR WhisperLite International is a versatile, multi-fuel camping stove with a lightweight functionality and reliability that makes it ideal for backpacking.
Refined on the back of nearly 20 years of proven field use and feedback, the MSR WhisperLite International has a one-piece, stamped stainless steel leg assembly that increases stability and simplifies maintenance, while also reducing weight. Combined with a collection of subtle engineering refinements to boost overall efficiency, the WhisperLite International stove will remain the top choice for globetrotting backpackers seeking a reliable multi-fuel stove.
Fuel bottle & Gas Cylinder NOT included
Made in Seattle, USA
With every Rock + Run Blockbuster Chalk Bag purchased.
If you want instant stove action then this is a little slower, but if you can wait 30 seconds then maybe this stove is for you. I'm using kerosene (paraffin in UK) -it was really simple to switch the jets using the tools provided from the default (which is the white gas jet). It's a bit sooty as an initial orange flame but once it warms up, the roaring blue is quiet and very hot. There's no simmer option but I understand you could do some epic pressure control pumping skills to achieve similar. It's well made, simple and easy for maintenance. Fuel is cheap and easy to source too. It's fairly compact, rotating the legs around to fold it down. It comes with a foil wind screen and heat reflection base, a couple of tools and a drawstring bag. I quite enjoy priming and lighting the stove, it's feels authentic like part of the spirit of adventure wherever you go.
Considering fuel for these is about 10% of the cost of gas cannisters using a stove like this is a no-brainer for anyone on a budget. I saved thousands of pounds travelling for two years with one of these, and was able to venture to the most far-flung pla
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