Why It’s CoolThe canister version of MSR’s liquid-fuel SimmerLite shares its twin’s huge burner head, with similar pot supports that rotate into place and double as the feet. The legs endow the WindPro with the second-largest pot platform of all the cookers we tested, and the steadiness of a cast-iron stove. 禄 As with liquid-fuel stoves, the canister and easy-to-grab adjustment knob are connected by a stainless-steel braided-mesh pipeline, away from the burner, so toppling a pot isn’t a concern when you’re dialing in a nice, slow simmer (at which, by the way, the WindPro excels). 禄 When nestled within the accompanying tin windscreen, the WindPro fended off zephyrs better than its competitors, which aided cooking and boiling time in blustery conditions.
Hmmm . . .The pot supports require some muscle to maneuver into position.
BurnsIsobutane canister.