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MSR WindPro II Stove
Model: MSR WindPro II Stove, US SKU 14046 · US configuration
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A remote-burner canister stove with separate upright-vapor and inverted-liquid-feed modes, manufacturer-approved windscreen use, a 10-inch pot ceiling and a listed 190 g minimum stove weight.
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- A backpacker who wants a remote, low-profile canister burner with a maker-approved screen, larger-pot support and a documented choice between normal upright cooking and inverted liquid-feed output, while staying within the manual's fuel and temperature limits.
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- At 190 g minimum and 290 g packaged it is heavier than the simplest top-mounted burners, though the figures remain below the finder's 300 g maximum. Its fuel canister is separate; inversion is a procedure, not a universal cold guarantee, and the manual still caps pots, canisters and operating temperature.
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Manufacturer information
- MSR WindPro II Stove — current US product page, SKU 14046
- Official US storefront variant and image data for WindPro II Stove SKU 14046
- MSR WindPro II official English instruction manual
- Cascade Designs: Can I use another brand of canister fuel with MSR stoves?
- MSR current cookware notice 24-126, checked as a bounded safety-source review