Campingkocher
Leichte Campingkocher für effizientes Kochen im Freien.
GreenPeak Gasherd mit elektrischer Zündung
Hornet II Titan-Gaskocher | 48 g | 2500 W
FMS-300T Titan-Gaskocher
GreenPeak II Gasherd | Druckregler
Petrel Titanium Ultraleicht-Rucksackkocher
Polaris Druckregler-Gasherd
FMS-116T Titan-Gasherd
Buzz tragbarer Rucksackkocher
Lotus Titan-Festalkoholkocher
Gasbrenner
GreenPeak Gasherd mit elektrischer Zündung
About Our Ultralight Stoves Collection
Fire Maple ultralight stoves are designed for hikers who prioritize minimal pack weight and compact gear systems. Many models in this collection use lightweight materials such as titanium or aluminum alloys, helping reduce overall carry weight without sacrificing durability.
These small canister-top burners feature foldable pot supports and compact bodies, allowing the stove to pack easily inside a small cook pot. Often alongside your fuel canister in setups around 600 ml to 1 liter.
While individual features vary by model, some stoves in this collection may include optional piezo ignition systems or pressure-regulated burners for improved convenience and consistent performance.
Designed primarily for solo hikers or 1-2 person setups, these stoves offer efficient boiling performance while remaining extremely compact and lightweight, ideal for hikers focused on minimalist backpacking systems and ultralight gear lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a titanium stove over stainless steel?
Why choose a titanium stove over stainless steel?
Titanium offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, which allows some stoves to weigh as little as 48g. while remaining durable enough for regular trail use. Titanium also cools quickly, making the stove easy to pack after cooking. Not all stoves in this collection use titanium, but titanium models are popular with hikers trying to reduce base weight.
Will an ultralight stove fit inside my cook pot?
Will an ultralight stove fit inside my cook pot?
Most ultralight stoves feature collapsible pot supports and compact burner bodies, allowing them to fit inside many backpacking cook pots typically between 600 ml and 1 liter together with a small fuel canister.
How do I maximize fuel efficiency?
How do I maximize fuel efficiency?
Use a small pot with a lid. Avoid excessive flame output by positioning your stove in a sheltered cooking area protected from wind. Also a regulated stove with a pressure regulator improves boil times and keeps the burner head performing efficiently. These simple techniques help reduce fuel consumption and improve boil times on the trail.
