I like having the extra
"I like having the extra room it provides in the cooking area. Less likelihood of knocking over tall setups."
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Overall rating: 4.68 / 5 from 25 reviews.
Review topics: ["base","stability","style","pot","addition","stove","stay","platform"].
"I like having the extra room it provides in the cooking area. Less likelihood of knocking over tall setups."
"MSR Low-Down Remote Stove Adapter is a great addition to the bottle fuel stove. It lets you adjust the flame with less risk of burning your fingers or hand. It definitely has a more secure platform and has improved the safety and function of the stove. Happy to have purchased it especially when brewing percolator coffee. Big D"
"It’s heavier and bulkier than expected because you changed the leg design. Your photo even shows the original style. The new style may perform better but it is surely heavier and bulkier."
"Well built but as others have said it could be lighter by having more punch outs or using titanium. Slightly longer hose would allow more easily using 1 lb green propane bottles ."
"Super simple and easy to use. Greatly improves stability when cooking with a full pot on variable terrain. Base is very sturdy and much wider than a fuel canister making cooking worry free"
"Pretty much everything they make is 5 stars"
"Great product! Does exactly what it is supposed to. Great addition when cooking with bigger pots and pans as everything stays stable and safe."
"I'm not so sure. As my canister was almost empty and I used the adapter but couldn't get enough gas to come out to light a fire."
"much safer to use than pocket rocket attached directly to cannister top. good regulation of flame from adapter valve."
"Very well built. No fiddling with the stove as it’s burning. Just my preference. My only (very minor) complaint is that I wish it fit the Trillium base. Stance is quite wide as it is, so it might be overkill, but it might come in handy."