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MSR Switch review: hybrid cook system works with any cookware

16.06.2026 15:16 1 min 1 source
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MSR Switch review: hybrid cook system works with any cookware
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MSR has launched the Switch, a hybrid personal cooking system that combines an integrated burner with fold-out pot supports for use with standard cookware. In testing, it boiled 500ml of water in 3 minutes 11 seconds, slower than the Jetboil Flash (2:14) but faster than many screw-in stoves. The system weighs 392g without fuel and costs £140 in the UK.

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MSR Switch review: hybrid cook system works with any cookware

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