Quick Verdict
The MSR PocketRocket Deluxe Ultralight Camping and Backpacking Stove looks like a strong option for backpackers who want a very light stove with auto ignition and a compact setup. Based on the listing details, it adds only a small amount of weight compared with the PocketRocket 2, while still staying in an ultralight range. If you want a simple stove for backcountry trips and value convenience in a lightweight package, this is worth a closer look.
Review Score
4.5/5
Best For
- Backpackers looking for an ultralight stove
- Campers who want auto ignition for easier starts
- Buyers comparing it against the PocketRocket 2 and wanting a slightly different setup
- Anyone who values a small, easy-to-carry stove for trips where every ounce matters
Pros
- Very light at 83 g (2.9 oz.)
- Only 10 g (0.3 oz.) heavier than the PocketRocket 2 stove
- Auto ignition adds convenience
- Compact ultralight design suited to backpacking
- Listed burn time of 60 minutes with an 8 oz. MSR IsoPro canister
Specifications
| Product Type | Ultralight camping and backpacking stove |
|---|---|
| Weight | 83 g (2.9 oz.) |
| Weight Difference vs. PocketRocket 2 | 10 g (0.3 oz.) heavier |
| Burn Time | 60 minutes with an 8 oz. MSR IsoPro canister |
| Ignition | Auto ignition |
| Number of Burners | Not specified in the listing details provided |
Frequently Asked Questions
How heavy is this stove?
The listing states that it weighs 83 g (2.9 oz.).
Does it have auto ignition?
Yes, the imported product content lists auto ignition.
How long does it run?
The listing says 60 minutes with an 8 oz. MSR IsoPro canister.
Is it much heavier than the PocketRocket 2?
The listing says it is 10 g (0.3 oz.) heavier than the PocketRocket 2 stove.

MSR PocketRocket Deluxe Ultralight Camping Stove delivers fast efficient cooking performance for backpacking and outdoor adventures. Compact portable design offers reliable heating precise flame control and easy meal preparation for hiking camping and travel.







