User Review: MSR SimmerLite
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Price Paid: $87
This review is an update to my previous one. I am going to eat a bit of crow here.
As I mentioned I was going to try it out on a camping trip to Jasper National Park in Alberta.
I found that this stove worked very well for my purposes...making a hot meal and drink. Ok, so you can't get a true simmer on it (like I was going to make a cream sauce in the Rocky Mountains!). I did find that I could get some decent flame control from it after I got used to it and what that did was prevent things from boiling over.
The stove also fits into my small pot with a lid and so gets good marks for compactability.
I have therefore upped my rating to 4.5 stars.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the SimmerLite at 12 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 Moosejaw | SimmerLite Stove (Fall 2008) | $84.96 | Buy Now |
 Campmor | SimmerLite Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
 Backcountry.com | SimmerLite Stove | $99.90 | Buy Now |
 Altrec Outdoors | SimmerLite Backpacking Stove | $93.78 | Buy Now |
 CampSaver.com | MSR Simmerlite Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
 REI | SimmerLite Backpacking Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
 RockCreek | SimmerLite Stove | $82.95 | Buy Now |
 Ramsey Outdoor | Simmerlite Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
 Oregon Mountain Community | Simmerlite Stove | $99.94 | Buy Now |
 Massey's | SimmerLite Stove | $89.95 | Buy Now |
 Gear for Adventure | SimmerLite Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
 EMS | SimmerLite Stove | $99.95 | Buy Now |
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