I own and use both the MSR Mutha Hubba and the Marmot Aeros 3P. They are both great tents, each with its own pros and cons. The Aeros 3P is the roomier of the two and defin…
- bruce, 04/09/11
Los Angeles

We've had our MSR Mutha Hubba for 2 years now, and have pushed the limits of 3 seasons with it. It has never let us down. The set-up is simple and quick. We've had no issues w…
- Alison, 04/23/12

I took the MSR Hubba Hubba on my Appalachian Trail thru hike this year, and it performed above my expectations. After six months of everyday use the tent is still in great con…
- John, 12/16/10

I was very specific about what i wanted in a tent. I wanted it light first and foremost because I am a wimp, and don't want to waste all the weight in my pack on a tent so tha…
- Melissa, 01/05/12

Very easy to setup, 1 pole, doesnt matter which end goes where as both ends are dimensionally the same. When setup the mesh is all tight, no sagging, and inside there is ple…
- Brett, 06/25/11

I had an MSR tent before that wasn't free standing and it was kinda a pain if you were by yourself. This being a free standing tent is awesome and is sooooo easy to put up an…
- Adam, 12/07/11
Dayton, OH

A nice tent that is lightweight for a good price.…
- John, 11/01/12
Nashville

I been looking for a very nice roomy but compact tent its very light the only downside is the price so, save your money and wait for sale price for it believe me moosejaw have…
- Kan, 09/09/12

The MSR Backcountry Barn rocks enough interior room to sleep four adults comfortably and a tall interior height that allows you to stand up fully so you can stretch…
- doug, 04/16/11

I've had this stove for over two years and am still in love with it. I work as a wildlife field technician year round and spend most of my time out in the field, so I've proba…
- Auriel, 11/23/11
Fayetteville, AR

I haven't used my MSR Whisperlite stove yet. But I'm sure it will meet my wildest expectations!! I have only one issue. When I received the MSR Whisperlite stove it did not co…
- PHILLIP, 01/31/08

Reliable and easy to set up. Get familiar with the field maintenance before you set off. I like the new design for the legs - it makes it a lot sturdier than my friend's old w…
- Goran, 05/06/13

I have used this stove on many backpacking expeditions and it has never disappointed me. It is easy to use and it heats up water for making food. It is stable and does exact…
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'Murica

I love MSR, so I purchased this waterbottle and let me tell you, it holds water like a champ!! Keeps the water nice and cool and if you run out of water, it can be used as a w…
- Josh, 12/22/11
Mystic

Normally I would be giving MSR 5 stars but they really overlooked this bottle. While the design of the bottle itself is awesome (it has a triangular bottom with round top)…
- Mark, 09/26/11
Colorado Springs

These snowshoes rock! Light weight, extremely good traction, very durable, expandable with tails, and the televators are incredible for those long ascents.…
- MARK, 05/08/13
Page, AZ

My wife and I just bought these.They are light and durable and grip ice like you would expext! Another qulity product from MSR!…
- Michael, 12/14/12

durable. lightweight. fast cooking times. Need I say more?…
- DAVID, 09/23/11
Kansas

Cannot say enough about these pots! They are light, packable and super nifty. Lots of ingenious little bits that make your life easier when you're going light and camping. Han…
- Suzanne, 08/17/11
Australia

I have rented and borowed snowshoes many times, these were my favorites for sure. So when I saw Moosejaw had them on sale for an insane price, I would be equally insane if I d…
- mark, 11/18/11
Las Vegas

Great snowshoes, period. I had older MSR snowshoes which was due to retirement. Wanted something that I can also climb hills, and this pair turned out perfect. Also pricing wa…
- tomoki, 08/15/11
ConEd power plant, LIC (*ugh*)

This is a great set. Pretty durable and comes with the handy pot grabber. Withstands direct heat with no problem and cleaned up nicely. A little bulky to carry, but good fo…
- VALERIE, 12/17/11
Atlanta

Light weight in a reasonably compact package. Used this set backpacking in the BWCA. Worked great, easy clean up. Very satisfied with this product.…
- Tim, 09/02/11

One of the lightest tents on the market from a major manufacturer. The MSR Carbon Reflex 1 is super-light thanks in part to carbon fiber poles. The tent is well-made and jus…
- Scott, 05/08/13
Wilderness

Not the cheapest, but after trying the Hubba, BA Copper Spur, and BA Fly Creek, this is the tent I kept. Most of the features are nearly identical to the MSR Hubba, so see…
- GLENN, 10/19/11
Southwest Ohio

MSR comes through again! This cookware set is awesome for car camping to backpacking. It is super lightweight, compact, and durable. When I first saw the pots, they seemed too…
- Cody, 04/08/13
Land of Cheese

This thing can really flow. My group brought a couple other filters on a 4 day backpack in Southern Utah cause I wasn't sure how things would go — the other filters became a…
- KLANE, 10/23/11
PROVO

The Good: This filter is great for 1-2 people. It pumps fast and is amazingly lightweight. The Bad: The filter is hard to clean in the field and requires that you still…
- CHRIS, 10/01/08
Dayton

I have used the pot on multiple trips now and it's proven to be fantastic. This pot is large enough to use with larger groups. With the stove it consistently boils water at sp…
- Oscar, 04/27/13

If you can pour it and it burns, then it will work in this stove. Load up your flask....I mean your MSR fuel bottle with some bacardi 151 firewater and you have a duel purpos…
- Keith, 08/17/11
Muskegon

Used this on a few 3 week long trips, never had a problem with it. It is loud though while cooking. Easy to use and packs pretty small. The heat can go to simmer which is supe…
- Carolyn, 07/15/11
Ithaca, NY

I cook a lot when I am out on the road touring different summer music festivals for my job. Or if I am simply going away for the weekend camping. I love to cook, and not crapp…
- Ben, 06/14/11
Ann Arbor, MI

I love this product. It's great for base camp and drive up camping. It has everything you could need to make "gourmet" camp food. It does not pack well for backpacking (does…
- jon, 03/15/13
Detroit

Just bought this item and went through to check durability and construction of items. I love the way it packs, love the design of utensils for compactness, and it is many of…
- KASEY, 12/26/11
Lansing, MI

For the money, this is a great product. You can always find lighter, smaller, more compact if you are willing to spend the money but this is great value. Doesn't take up too m…
- Rob, 04/15/13

The 2.5L pot is pretty useful for most of the things I cook/heat up at camp, but the 1.5 L is not as useful to me and is usually used to cool off water that I'd boiled for fut…
- Xiao-Yue, 08/11/11
Portland, OR

Purchased this cookware set to use during a 3-day adventure to Fort Jefferson. I was impressed with how light this set was and how easily it cleaned up. Loved the non-stick…
- Yarri, 03/08/11
Upstate, NY