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Built for wind, built for power.
This 3240W steel stove packs serious heat and stability into a compact form—featuring electric ignition, windproof performance, and a rock-solid anti-slip stand. Designed for serious outdoor cooking in real-world conditions.
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Built for Power. Ready to Burn.
3.2kW (10,919 BTU/h) of swirling, high-output flame boils fast, cooks big.
From morning coffee to backcountry stir-fry—this stove does it all.
Windproof Efficiency
Engineered with wind-blocking structure and 144 flame ports for stable combustion—even in real-world gusts.
Tested to perform in winds up to Beaufort scale 4.
Steady as a Rock
Dual-row anti-slip arms hold your cookware firmly—even on sloped or uneven ground.
From 800ml mugs to 2L pots, everything stays stable and level.
Just used this weekend for an over night hiking trip. Was easy to pack and easy to use. Wide enough to be stable when using most any pot/pan. We had three hikers and the only thing that could have been better was having another FMS - 125 with us.
Great mid size sto e. Used a kitchen pan on it the other night. Sturdy, PLENTY of heat. Looks good. Plastic storage doubles as a canister container while using the stove 🤟
Took this stove (FMS 125-Pro) to Philmont for our 12 day trek into the North country and South country averaging an altitude of over 9000 feet for the duration. It worked amazing. Easy start, bought the wind shield to go with it and it heated our 8 qt pot flawlessly every day. Would highly recommend. For any backpacking trip. But definitely get the wind shield.
Great little stove that packs down small. Too heavy for hiking but use in my car with the pan.
I haven’t had a chance to use it yet . Still winter here in Montana.
Yep i really like the stove, - the first hiking stive I've ever owned [ i usually light a fire ] i live in an environment where it is often cracked dry for months on end , - having a means other than fire to cook on became a priority. Used it mainly kayak camping. I bought the 2 litre kettle / pot as well to go with it. Works well and although not the compact ultra light versions of fire maple stoves and pots, , being in a kayak I can afford the weight and space . Although in winter i still will have a fire, the redt if the time, I have a cup of chai ready by the time i would be still collecting wood ! Would recommend.
FMS-125 PRO Stove with Electric Ignition | 9.6oz | 3240W
You can do some proper cooking on this
