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An extremely good cooker that packs into a small space. However, the downside is that the lighter didn't work even from the new one. It was in direct use so much that I left to put it under warranty. I don't know if it's a common problem. Otherwise a great putty. It goes into a small space and the ninth package includes gas, a kettle, a kettle and a kettle. With this, two people can manage brilliantly in a minimalist way.

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Quite good, light and compact. Needs some kind of wind protection.

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very good product, delivery without problem.

Best gas stove I have used! The pressure regulator allows baking eggs and pancakes without burning them, and liquids can be set to simmer.

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A compact and well-functioning cooker!

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Functional product, light and of high quality. The piezo worked once out of three, but the matches rock.

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Of course, you have to take the wind out of this, but you already knew that when you bought it. A really small package, easy to put in working order, works flawlessly.

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So this is a really clever and light cooker. I always have it with me even if there is another kettle at the fair. Easy to use and durable.

Fully functional. But, when storing, I can not close the lid perfectly when the 200g gas can (MSP IsoPro 227g) is placed inside the pot. Next time I will use a 100g gas can instead. But in the description, it allows 200g can.

I bought the cooker for backpacking and bikepacking. I went for the delux version, as I am usually not alone and wanted more capacity to cook for both people. The cookers performs perfectly, even in slightly windy conditions. Although there is a seperate bag for the PocketRocket itself, everything fits into the cooking pot and folds down really small. All in all worth the money, even more so when on discount!

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Very compact, light and powerful.

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A really smart and light set.

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The first impression is really good. The kettle is efficient and the pot is big enough for one, maybe even two.

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Sometimes these product reviews ask you if you would buy a new one if you lost your old one? Well I bought. The first PR DLX had been in use for a long time, but I managed to lose it. Maybe to a campsite, maybe to a canoe beach, or it still hangs somewhere on the floor of a van. Who knows. I didn’t hesitate to order a new one because I knew the trip was coming. Didn’t have to think twice about which cooker I was buying. Piezo works _Always_, and it works reliably. Sometimes, after forgetting all the firefighting equipment, I have chosen this cooker with its piezo as an auxiliary flame when I wear the fire. It's so much faster than a fire drill, believes whoever wants to. With my previous cooker, I didn’t buy a pot from the stove kit. Now one of these has been put on and I like it a lot too. An additional plastic cup with a measuring scale makes it easier to freak out the camp food and provides a little intercooling for the diner if you want to quickly rot your food out of the pot to continue your journey. Of course, you can even use it to divide the toilets into two. The plastic lid of the boiler does not work as a frying pan, so there are few points left. Boiler packs should always have a lid for the frying pan. Of course, you can fry things in the pot first, slip the fried products into a plastic bowl to wait and then cook the rest. That is, not the end of the world. Small lid pans can also be difficult to handle, i.e. taste matters. The Pocket Rocket DLX with its boiler is a compact, efficient and very versatile kit for those who pack lighter, but it also makes it a more culinary meal in off-road conditions.

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Alongside this, I worked this Trangia into a lighter and less space-consuming set. High quality and compact set. The only downside is that when you pack a gas bottle (230g), a bulb in a protective bag and boiler pliers in the boiler, you no longer want to fit the lid.

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One trip in the back and based on it works exactly as it should. It really requires a flat surface not to swing, nothing bad.

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Small and convenient. I recommend a separate boiler for the campfire and grater.