MSR Camping Cookware
MSR
Kettles
- Weighs 126 g
- Measuring marks
- Folding handles
In stockRegular price €6700Unit priceMSR
Camping
- Weighs 147 g
- No-drip spout
- Wide opening
In stockRegular price €5000Unit priceMSR
Kettles
- Weighs 153 g
- 900 ml nests inside
- Measuring marks
Very low stockRegular price €7700Unit priceMSR
Drinking Cups
- Weighs 68 g
- Folding handles
- Measuring marks
In stockRegular price €4000Unit priceMSR
Piezo Igniter for Canister Stoves
Stoves
- Weighs 14 g
- Push-button
In stockRegular price €1600Unit priceMSR
Camping
- 1.5 L & 2.5 L pots
- Weighs 440 g
- Strainer lid
In stockRegular price €11000Unit priceMSR
Camping
- Weighs 249 g
- Strainer lid
- Folding handle
Low stockRegular price €6000Unit priceMSR
Camping
- Weighs 302 g
- Strainer lid
- PTFE-free
In stockRegular price €8500Unit price
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between MSR Trail Lite and Ceramic cookware?
The Trail Lite pots are hard-anodised aluminium — lighter and more compact for fast-and-light trips where you are boiling water and rehydrating food. The Ceramic range has a non-stick ceramic coating, which makes cooking real meals easier and cleaning quicker. The trade is a small weight penalty. If you are cooking on a stove regularly, the Ceramic is worth it; if you are mostly just boiling water, Trail Lite is the better choice.
Are MSR pots compatible with all camping stoves?
MSR pots work with any stove that has a stable burner head — canister stoves, alcohol stoves and most integrated stove systems. They are specifically designed to pair with MSR canister stoves like the PocketRocket and Switch System. For remote canister stoves such as the LowDown adapter, check the pot diameter matches the burner spread.
How do I clean MSR camping cookware?
The Ceramic-coated pots clean easily with warm water and a soft cloth — avoid metal scourers which damage the coating. The Trail Lite hard-anodised pots are more robust and can handle a light scrub. In the field, a small amount of biodegradable soap and a pot scraper is enough. Allow pots to cool before washing to protect the coating and extend the lifespan.
What size MSR pot do I need for backpacking?
For solo cooking, a 1L to 1.3L pot covers most needs — boiling water for a meal and a hot drink without carrying excess volume. For two people, 2L is the practical minimum. The MSR Ceramic Solo Pot and Trail Lite 1.3L are the go-to solo options; the Trail Lite 2L and Ceramic 2.5L suit pairs. If you want a complete system, the Ceramic 2-Pot Set covers both sizes in one purchase.
Can I collect orders in store?
Yes, choose Click & Collect at checkout. Orders are usually ready within 24 hours and you will get an email when ready. Available from our Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown and Cork City Centre stores.
Do you offer free delivery on orders?
Yes, we offer free standard delivery on all orders over €100.
Where are your stores located?
We have four stores across Ireland: Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown, Cork City Centre and Arnotts Dublin.