MSR WindBurner 1.8L Accessory Pot

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With an MSR WindBurner accessory pot you can enhance your cooking opportunities and make cooking for 2 more convenient. 

MSR says

Great for backcountry or weekend trips with extra people, the WindBurner Duo Accessory Pot lets two backpackers prepare simple meals and brew up hot drinks fast. This 1.8 L hard-anodized aluminum pot features a built-in heat exchanger that efficiently transfers the stove’s radiant heat. The pot can also serve as personal eat-and-drink vessel and comes with a clear, BPA-free drinking and strainer lid, a pot cozy, extra bowl and a canister stand. Compatible exclusively with WindBurner Stove Systems.

Our Verdict

MSR’s WindBurner Pot gives you the opportunity to prepare large portions of simple meals and hot drinks to share between 2 to 3 people. Alternatively – if you want two cooking pots for more flexibility with your cooking – then the second pot enables this. Switching the pots is simple, quick and easy.

Compatible with the WindBoiler stove (which is the same product, just a name change)

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Added Capacity: 1.8 L pot offers added volume for serving an extra companion on the trail.
• Ultra-Efficient: Pot features a handheld design and an integrated heat exchanger for fast boil times.
• Ideal For: Boiling water, minimalist cooking, and quick brew-ups with WindBurner® stove systems.
• Secure: Locks onto WindBurner® Personal Stove System; compatible with all WindBurner Stove Systems

Includes

• 8 L hard-anodized aluminum pot with integrated heat exchanger & insulated pot cozy with handle
• BPA-free drinking/straining lid
• Integrated 0.85 L bowl
• Canister stand
• Room to nest 8-oz MSR® IsoPro™ fuel canister and either style of WindBurner stove (sold separately)

Specifications

• Volume: 1.8 litres
• Weight: 384g
• Compatible with MSR WindBurner stove only

Help & advice:

• The Ultimate Guide to MSR Cookware Materials
• The Ultimate Guide to Ultralight Stoves
• About MSR
• What does BPA Free Mean?