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MSR Camping Stoves

When you're miles from the trailhead, a stove that lights first time matters. MSR camping stoves are built for exactly that, led by the tiny, reliable PocketRocket 2 and the all-in-one PocketRocket Stove Kit, with the Switch System for bigger boils and add-ons like the Piezo igniter and LowDown remote adapter. Lightweight, packable and trusted in the backcountry.

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  • MSR

    PocketRocket 2 Stove

    Stoves

    • Weighs 73 g
    • 1 L boils in 3.5 min
    • Hard-shell case
    Low stock
    Regular price €5000
  • MSR

    LowDown Remote Stove Adapter

    Stoves

    • Remote valve
    • Weighs 180 g
    • Folding legs
    In stock
    Regular price €6000
  • MSR

    PocketRocket Stove Kit

    Stoves

    • Kit for two
    • 2 L pot
    • Weighs 732 g
    In stock
    Regular price €14000
  • MSR

    Piezo Igniter for Canister Stoves

    Stoves

    • Weighs 14 g
    • Push-button
    In stock
    Regular price €1600
  • MSR

    Switch System Stove

    Stoves

    • 1 L pot
    • Weighs 392 g
    • Piezo ignition
    In stock
    Regular price €15500

MSR Camping Stoves for Backpacking and Camp Cooking

MSR makes some of the most trusted canister stoves in backpacking and has done for decades. The range at 53 Degrees North covers the core MSR stove lineup - compact canister stoves, remote adapters and ignition accessories for anyone cooking in the field from a solo weekend trip to a longer expedition.

Building a camp cooking system around an MSR stove

A canister stove is the core of a camp kitchen, but the efficiency of the system depends on what surrounds it: a pot with a heat-exchanging base reduces boil times and fuel consumption compared to a standard flat-base pot; a windscreen significantly improves performance in exposed conditions; and a canister weight scale prevents running out of fuel mid-trip. MSR makes compatible accessories designed to work with their stove lineup, so a coherent camp kitchen can be built from one brand.

Canister size and fuel planning for different trip lengths

MSR IsoPro canisters come in 113g, 227g and 450g sizes. For a solo weekend of two to three nights boiling water for meals and hot drinks, a 113g canister is typically sufficient. Longer trips or conditions where the stove runs longer - cold mornings, more cooking from raw ingredients - need a 227g canister or a spare. Weigh the canister before and after your first trip to calibrate your consumption for future planning.

The MSR LowDown Remote Stove Adapter

The LowDown Adapter connects an upright canister stove to a canister lying on its side, lowering the centre of gravity and improving stability when using larger pots on uneven ground. It is a practical solution for anyone who has tipped a tall stove-and-pot combination in the field.

MSR stoves at 53 Degrees North

53 Degrees North is an official MSR stockist and specialist outdoor retailer with over twenty years of experience advising on camp cooking setups. Staff can help match stove, cookware and fuel to your trip in store in Dublin and Cork.

Frequently asked questions

Which MSR stove is best for backpacking?

The PocketRocket 2 is the go-to choice for backpacking. It weighs under 75g, packs into a matchbox and boils water quickly on IsoPro fuel. For a ready-to-go cook system, the PocketRocket Stove Kit bundles a stove, pot and fuel in one package.

What fuel do MSR camping stoves use?

MSR canister stoves use IsoPro fuel, a propane and isobutane blend. It performs well across a broad temperature range and is available in 113g, 227g and 450g canisters. We stock all three sizes alongside the stoves.

How do MSR stoves perform in wind and cold?

MSR stoves are designed for mountain conditions. The PocketRocket 2 handles moderate wind well, and MSR's burner geometry is optimised for efficient heat transfer. For exposed, high-wind camping, pairing the stove with a windscreen or a pot with an integrated heat exchanger significantly improves boil times and fuel efficiency.

Are MSR stoves suitable for group cooking?

The Switch System stove is the better choice for group or basecamp cooking. Its wide, stable burner supports larger pots and handles higher output than the PocketRocket. For solo or duo cooking on the move, the PocketRocket 2 or Stove Kit is the right size.

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.