Fire-maple FMS-X2 Personal Cooking System Outdoor Hiking Camping Equipment Oven with Piezo Ignition POT Support & Stand for Outdoor Acitivities- Portable Propane Gas Stove Burner

This is a brilliant little device, the size is small but big enough for the job, so great for camping and hiking. The design is really smart, the whole thing packs inside itself to it takes up even less space in your bag or wherever you're carrying it. The speed it heats up water is impressive, much faster than the standard gas hob, which I guess is down to the design and close fitting of flame and pot. Given it is a lot cheaper than the more famous named brand, I've recommended to many people and have bought one for my family member who's massively into their camping.

For years, I used regular gas stoves and never saw the need for more expensive cooking systems like this one. However, I got the FireMaple X2 at a great discount and tested it over the weekend. Here are my thoughts: - The system is quite compact. However, I couldn't tightly close the lid with a 230-gram gas canister inside. - It's disappointing because this is not how it's shown in the ads and description. I assume there might be slightly more compact 230-gram canisters, but I have a standard one. It’s not a major issue since you still can fit everything inside, but you won't be able to tightly close and secure it. - At 14°C with fairly windy conditions, I boiled 1 litre of water on medium stove heat in under 3 minutes. Impressive. - The package includes not one but three insulating sleeves, which is a nice bonus. - Unlike the X1, this model includes a plastic canister stand, which from experience, is better to have than not. - Compared to the X3, the X2 is slightly larger, fitting a bit more than 1 litre of water. - It's too early to comment on durability since I’ve only used it once. I know common issues include the rubber gasket between the canister and stove tearing quickly, and some users report very slow boiling times. - However, low-quality gas might be the cause of this. A friend who introduced me to FireMaple has been using it actively for 3 years without issues. - The set includes a mesh bag for transportation and a stand for regular pots and pans, although it doesn't lock into place. There's also a piezo igniter, but that's standard on all stoves. In summary, this is a great system and a worthy alternative to more expensive models. A few years ago, friends who own an outdoor gear shop told me that, but I only got to confirm it now. The main advantage of such systems is the significantly faster boiling time compared to regular stoves, which almost always require a windscreen. If portability is important and you consume mostly dehydrated food while travelling, this cooking system is a justified investment. As for whether it's a worthy alternative to a much more expensive and well-known brand – absolutely yes. In terms of build quality, FireMaple is on par with, if not superior to, the competition.

This thing is great fun. Its the right size to sit in my backpack or in the car without being too intrusive. The way all the components stack inside the main pot is very nice and satisfying. Though, the tolerances are so tight that the lid will be just a mm or so open if i don't take the plastic cap off my gas can! The pot is generously sized and would boil water for ~4 teas at once. The assembly itself is pretty sturdy on the ground, self lighting, and lightweight. It boils fairly fast too. The main two drawbacks of this are I still need to bring a pan for frying, and that these kind of gas cylinder are a little more expensive than those for the cheaper stoves. I'd still recommend bringing a little metal windbreak.

Being new to camping, I did lots of research into jet boilers/stoves. This one ticked all the boxes, and I definitely made the right decision. It is a high quality, multifunctional and well designed item. The large capacity pot contains everything you will need except the gas. So there is a gas bottle stand, the stove itself, a cooking attachment to use with pans, and of course a lid. If you select a small gas bottle this will also fit inside the pot. Functionally I love the fact that the flame is contained within the base of the pot. The pot simply sits on the stove section, and locks firmly into place with an easy twist and enabling a very secure fastening. Or if you want to use the cooking attachment to do a fry up then the cooking attachment is clipped onto the stove in place of the pot. Water is boiled as fast as a kettle, probably faster. I am not sure if it can be used for any liquid other than water because when I tried boiling soya milk in it, it did leave a bit of difficult to remove residue, but for water and boil-in-the-bag type meals, it's perfect. It is also very sturdy and I have been able to rely on its stability when cooking a fry-up. Being wind proof is also a big plus. The foldable handle clicks firmly into place, and again is very sturdy. To release it for folding up, there is a button to depress at the base. In terms of appearance, it is an attractive item, with matching colours. I opted for the orange one as I like the colour. The heat resistent lining around the outside of the pot prevents any accidental burns by touching the pot while it is hot, and these linings are detachable for washing, and I believe there are other linings you can purchase additionally. In terms of price, it is considerably cheaper than other big name brands, and yet still very high quality. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending it.

I love this cooking pot. It’s small and powerful m, with. A great capacity to boil water or cook food. I’ve used it several times in the uk and around Europe and it hasn’t let me down. The only issue is the adapter plate doesn’t link onto the gas canister very well so I do get a bit concerned about stability. But so far it hasn’t resulted in any issue.

Having done loads of research on what is essentially a fast boiling kettle (it can actually be used for much more than just boiling water), I plumped for the Fire-Maple…..and so glad I did! Having tested it out as soon as it arrived, I really can’t see the necessity of paying double or more for another branded version, as it can’t boil water much quicker than this, and even if it does, it’s not gonna justify the extra expense for the sake of a few seconds, unless you’re a brand demon and have to have a specific make. All the extra bits (pan support, gas canister stand, pot, lid) fit well and seem sturdy, and the burner unit itself seems very well made, although be careful when fitting the pot itself to the burner, and don’t over tighten, as it can be a bit awkward to separate from the burner once the water has boiled, the metal parts have expanded with the heat, and you need to remove it, as I found out after the first go. Just turn the pot enough to secure it to the burner, it will stay put, and you really don’t have to twist it very much to secure it. Cools down quickly for re-packing, and a reasonably compact unit once everything is stowed back inside the pot. The ‘black’ version comes with 2 spare neoprene pot covers (3 in total), and Fire-Maple have obviously listened to its customers, as the string carry-bag is bigger now, so packing it away is a doddle and no struggle to fit the unit back into the bag. As with most things, time will tell on the quality, robustness and reliability of the unit, but with a 3 year guarantee, there’s considerable reassurance that it will last well. Overall, am really pleased with this, and after testing, albeit only at home for now, would seriously recommend this item if you’re looking for a solid, fairly priced, jet burner type stove. *Update* Used it lots since buying, and it’s as good as my original review. No issues at all, and boils the water really fast for your brew, and the pot doubles up as a pan for soups and some other tinned goods. For the price and quality, you will not be disappointed with it.

Great! Easy to use and compact. Quick boil (2-3 min (inside)). A+++

Easy to use and compact and light for travelling with. Really happy with this.

Si estás buscando una estufa portátil para montaña, vivacs o escapadas donde el fuego abierto no es opción, este hornillo te va a enamorar como a mí. La Fire-Maple FMS-X2 no solo cumple, sino que supera expectativas. Ligera, compacta, con materiales de calidad (aluminio y acero inoxidable), y con un rendimiento espectacular. La olla de 1L se integra perfectamente con el sistema, haciendo que todo el conjunto sea fácil de transportar y guardar. No ocupa nada, pesa poco y rinde mucho. ✅ Lo que más me ha gustado (PROS): • Velocidad brutal: hierve el agua en poco más de un minuto. Me preparo el café por la mañana y la comida caliente en plena montaña sin perder tiempo ni calor. • Encendido piezoeléctrico: sin mecheros, sin complicaciones. Pulsas, enciende y a calentar. • Estabilidad y seguridad: viene con su trípode estabilizador, lo que lo hace muy firme incluso en suelos irregulares. • Eficiencia real: aunque estés a 1.000 metros de altitud o con viento, no pierde fuerza. Hierve, cocina o calienta incluso en condiciones adversas. • Accesorios incluidos: tapa, soporte interno, estabilizador… todo cabe en la olla. • Compatibilidad con botellas universales de gas. • Ideal para no hacer fuego: en épocas de calor extremo o riesgo de incendios, esto es una alternativa perfecta y segura. 💡 Yo además le he añadido el filtro de café con presión de la misma marca (recomendado al 100%) y me hago mi café cada mañana como si estuviera en casa. Es un pequeño lujo en plena naturaleza. 🙋‍♂️ Contexto real de uso: Peso 110 kg, mido 1,85 m, y me muevo bastante cargado cuando salgo. Esta mini cocina portátil aguanta el trote, es robusta, compacta y no falla. Me acompaña en mis salidas con el Grupo Especial Comando, un canal de supervivencia que acabamos de lanzar. Si queréis ver cómo la uso en directo, podéis visitar nuestro canal de YouTube y verla en acción. ⸻ Conclusión: La Fire-Maple FMS-X2 me tiene enamorado. No le encuentro pegas. Calienta rápido, ocupa poco, es práctica y segura. Para mí es una compra de 10 y la recomendaré a cualquiera que haga montaña, bushcraft, vivac o simplemente quiera una solución potente y portátil para cocinar sin fuego. ⭐ Valoración final: 5 estrellas sin dudarlo

Heel leuk ding Zou het wel fijn hebben gevonden als het gas canistertje ook los verkrijgbaar was. Het merk dat afgebeeld staat is nergens te vinden. En zit er ook niet bij.

Système de réchaud compact, pratique et très efficace. La rapidité pour faire bouillir de l'eau est tout simplement incroyable, avec à la clé une économie de gaz sur le long terme. Autre point positif : la sécurité. Le réchaud est plutôt stable avec l'accessoire qui vient se fixer sur la cartouche de gaz et le bol est bien maintenu au bloc de chauffe, très facile d'utilisation. Attention toutefois au poids de l'ensemble. Il existe d'autres systèmes plus compacts et plus légers, mais beaucoup moins efficaces et pratiques. Bref, je suis très satisfait de mon achat.

Questo fornelletto è perfetto per il campeggio! Fa bollire l’acqua in pochissimo tempo e il pentolino ha la capienza ideale per cuocere la pasta per due persone. Una volta smontato, tutto il set (compresa la bomboletta del gas) si compatta all’interno del pentolino, rendendolo facilissimo da trasportare. Forse non è la scelta ideale per chi cerca attrezzature ultra leggere, ma il peso e l’ingombro restano comunque ridotti. Considerando il prezzo, è un’ottima alternativa a marchi più costosi, con una qualità praticamente identica. Consigliatissimo!

Ich habe diesen Kocher auf einer 8-tägigen Motorrad Campingreise mitgenommen. Das kleine Packmaß und geringe Gewicht sind hierbei ein wichtiges Kaufargument gewesen. Ich habe noch einen Frenchpress Filter dazu gekauft, den es passend dazu gibt und der ebenfalls nicht viel Platz braucht. Ich habe den Kauf nicht bereut. Im Test hat der Fire Marple sich bewährt. Er ist sehr effizient. Eine Kartusche habe ich nicht leer bekommen, trotz mehrerer Einsätze täglich zum Essen erhitzen oder Kaffee und Tee kochen. Im Topfboden sind Feuerkanäle integriert, die für eine gleichmäßige Erhitzung sorgen. Es genügt eine mittlere Flamme um z.B. Wasser schnell zum Kochen zu bringen. Leicht zu reinigen ist der Topf auch, selbst wenn etwas angebrannt ist. Kein Problem. Der Topf kann mittels Bajonettverschluss fest mit dem Brenne verbunden werden. Aber es ist auch ein zusätzlicher Adapter für anderes Kochgeschirr dabei. Diesen habe ich für eine kleine Bratpfanne gebraucht, was auch sehr gut funktioniert hat. Alles kann zusammen mit der Gaskartusche in den Topf gesteckt werden. Kompakter geht's nicht. Also alles in allem kann ich das Gerät nur weiterempfehlen. Top!