MSR gear reviews
Independent reviews of all products from MSR
Straight out of the Mountain Safety Research labs in Seattle the Freelite 1p tent builds on the popularity of the Hubba NX series but wraps it up in a lighter package.
We brewed endless cups of tea on hillsides to properly test this MSR Windburner stove. It was hell, but we managed.
There was no shortage of willing helpers to test this MSR Hubba Tour 2 man tent through the hills of Scotland. We report back here on how well we slept...
We test the hugely popular MSR Hubba NX 1p backpacking tent, read the review here.
Can MSR's Quick 2 cook set achieve camp cooking perfection? We test it to find out.
We put the behemoth that is the MSR Rendevous Wingtarp 200 to the test to see if it can provide worthy shelter for group camping trips.
We test the diminutive MSR E-Bivy, a featherweight, pared down bivy bag, can it go up against the heavy hitters and win?
We test MSR's Elixir 2 backpacking tent to see if it can deliver on its 'most liveable two-person backing tent' claims
We review MSR's second generation wind-defying camping stove, the Windburner
We review the MSR Windboiler stove, a camping stove with a super-efficient radiant burner designed to work in winds in excess of 50mph.
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