Utensilien und Teile
Von Titan-Sporks bis hin zu kompletten Campingküchensets – FireMaple-Besteck ist für jede Mahlzeit im Freien geeignet. Langlebig, leicht zu verstauen und gleichermaßen für Camper und Outdoor-Köche konzipiert.
Farbe: Tritan-Göffel
Antarktis-Küchenutensilien-Set
Woodpecker Drei-in-Eins-Göffel aus Titan
FMT-T61 Faltbares Titanbesteck
FMT-803 Besteckset
FMT-T23 Titanbesteck
About Our Camping Utensils Collections
Camping Utensils for Every Meal on the Trail
Fire Maple has been engineering outdoor cooking gear since 2003, and the utensil lineup reflects that same practical, field-tested standard. Every piece is designed to pack flat, clean fast, and hold up across repeated use in real outdoor conditions — whether you’re car camping, thru-hiking, or cooking in the backcountry. From single-piece titanium sporks to full camping cutlery sets, the range covers every trip type and every pack weight budget.
Titanium, Stainless, or Tritan — Choosing Your Material
Titanium camping utensils are the lightest option in the range — corrosion-resistant, built for hard field use, and durable enough for years of repeated trips. Stainless steel camping cutlery suits car camping and base camp setups where carrying extra ounces isn’t a concern. Tritan plastic sporks weigh under one ounce and are a solid no-fuss option for day hikes, festivals, and short weekend trips.
The Titanium Spork — One Piece, Zero Compromise
A titanium spork cuts your utensil count to one piece without losing function — it handles oatmeal, soups, rice, and ramen without needing a separate fork or spoon. Fire Maple’s Woodpecker Three-in-one Titanium Spork adds an integrated gas canister punch to the spork format — vent and flatten empty fuel canisters for Leave No Trace recycling, all from one 23g titanium piece. The design earned the 2018 ISPO Gold Award in the Camping Accessories category. For backpackers and hikers counting grams, it’s one of the simplest pack weight reductions in your entire camp kitchen.
Camping Cutlery Sets for Base Camp and Group Meals
Full camping cutlery sets make sense when meals require more than a spork can handle — or when cooking for more than one person. Fire Maple’s cutlery sets include foldable titanium options that pack flat into a shirt pocket, and stainless steel sets for base camp kitchen use. The Antarcti Utensils Set comes ready to use out of the pack with a full fork, knife, and spoon in a compact carry pouch.
Lightweight Camping Utensils for Backpacking Trips
On a multi-day backpacking trip, every item needs to earn its weight. Fire Maple’s titanium and Tritan camping utensils are engineered to shave ounces without cutting corners on durability — titanium resists corrosion, handles hot and cold meals, and doesn’t retain food odors after washing. Whether you’re loading up for the PCT or a long weekend at a national park or state park, lightweight camping cutlery keeps your kit lean without giving anything up at the meal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What utensils do I need for hiking?
What utensils do I need for hiking?
A titanium spork handles most day-hike meals solo. For multi-day trips, add a foldable cutlery set with a built-in knife for trail cooking.
Are titanium camping utensils worth it?
Are titanium camping utensils worth it?
Yes — titanium weighs less than stainless, doesn’t rust, and doesn’t retain food odors. Worth it for regular backpackers and hikers who value durability and low pack weight.
What's the difference between a spork and a camping cutlery set?
What's the difference between a spork and a camping cutlery set?
A spork combines fork and spoon into one ultralight piece — ideal for solo hikers minimizing kit. A cutlery set adds a knife for more complex meals or group camp cooking.
What utensils do I need for campfire cooking?
What utensils do I need for campfire cooking?
A full camping cutlery set works best — fork, knife, and spoon for cutting, serving, and eating. Stainless steel or titanium handles camp heat better than plastic options.
Do Fire Maple utensils pack inside their cookware?
Do Fire Maple utensils pack inside their cookware?
Most Fire Maple camping utensils are compact enough to store inside a 750 ml or 1 L pot, keeping your full cook system together in one packed unit.
For example, ultralight and compact utensils like the Color Tritan Spork, FMT-T61 Foldable Titanium Cutlery, and the Woodpecker Three-in-one Titanium Spork easily nest inside smaller pots such as the Petrel Ultralight G2 Pot - 750ml or the Petrel Ultralight G3 HX Pot - 600ml.
Larger but still packable options like the Antarcti Utensils Set or FMT-803 Cutlery Set can be stored inside roomier cookware like the Antarcti Stainless Steel Pot - 1L or the Frost Aluminium Lunchbox - 0.8L, helping you keep everything organized in a single cook kit.
