MSR windblocker stove system?

[id450]

Hi guys,
Has anybody used this system? It's MSR 's answer to the jet boil .
Thank you for your input

 

[id450]

Ok, I guess the jet boil is the way to go.

 

[colonel00]

You might try searching the site. I seem to recall a similar question a few weeks ago.

 

[Lawnboi]

This stove just came out, probably why you won't find any reading on it. If it's like any other msr gear iv used, I'm sure it will be a nice stove.

 

[kodiakfly]

Yeah it's brand new. A guy at work is getting one and I asked him if he knew anyone that'd used one and he said he'd just read reviews on some backpacking websites.

I'm sticking with my Jetboil for now.

 

[Aron Snyder]

I've used it a decent amount.

What questions did you have?

The Reactor was far better then a Jetboil (that's the wind blockers big brother), so the WB is more a comparison to the Jetboil SOL......as far as weight.

Either the JB, Reactor or Windlocker will be fine for most applications, but the Reactor is the most durable and the Windblocker is the best all around between the 4 of them.

Hi guys,
Has anybody used this system? It's MSR 's answer to the jet boil .
Thank you for your input

 

[flyinsquirel]

There's a guy with a blog on backpacking stoves that has done a review on it. Google 'hiking jims stoves' and you'll find it.

 

[id450]

Thanks guys, I figured not one had used them a bunch and had a tough time finding any good reviews. I know the jet boil is a great product. I'll look more into the reactor . Thanks again