Took a fire maple Polaris system on a week colorado hunt. Used it every day for 2 out 3 meals if not every meal and warm drinks. Would recommend to anyone considering a backpacking cooking setup

I purchased this fire maple product to have a bigger titanium windproof cooking pot as my other one was small and old.

I’ve used this thing on river trips to cook, dehydrated meals, Ramen, coffee you name it.

But the highlight was last weekend when I was Elk hunting in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado in 20 mph winds with 30 mph gusts and this thing worked flawlessly. Was super impressed how great it worked in the wind!

Absolutely awesome setup and works amazing!!! Firemaple will be my go to for hunting , fishing and Outdoor adventures!!!

I've been looking for something like this for my campervan for so long!
The build quality is absolutely top notch, This grill is so versatile is has so much functionality a table top grill for quickly boiling water, add legs and you have a grill/BBQ - Full cooking setup.
Great value for money, the case is so well designed foam padding side and bottom and the legs being stored in the bottom is perfect. I made a small shelf to always keep in my van (see image) Having this has meant I don't need to take the Cadac Safari Chef 30 saving me space and packing as this just fits on a shelf and it's always with me

I love my Firemaple Petrel pot with the Soto Windmaster stove. I just got back from two fall trips in the High Sierras, both in windy & cold conditions. It's crazy how well this combo works--maybe 2-3 minutes for a full pot of water to boil (coffee + oatmeal!), and maybe a minute for just a cup of coffee water. 11,000 BTUs on the Windmaster + the heat exchanger on the Petrel = great performance!

This was an upgrade from a JetBoil, which is (1) much heavier, and (2) works less well in windy, cold, high-latitude conditions (only 4,500 BTU). Plus, the combo of Soto + Petrel costs <$100, while the JetBoil Stash costs ~$150.

The Windmaster + a microfibre cloth + a 110g fuel canister easily fit inside the Petrel pot. Great backpacking kitchen!

TIP: Get the Soto Windmaster from ZPacks; they include the triflex with it (the normal four-plex won't work with the Petrel pot).

Tried it at home first , great quality , so easy to to set up and pack away , cooking and boiling water not a problem , no smoke either with dry wood

Bought this for camping and beach adventures. Works great especially when you want to travel by plane, small compact and worth it's weight in gold keeping things like utensils and other objects off the floor. Great piece to have

I love this stove so much. It’s been so fun for my family to bring this on little adventures. It fits right in my back back and is just enough space to grill a few hot dogs or grilled cheese. We love to use it biking and roast marshmallows over it. It’s so simple and burns nicely. Love the fact that it has a separate grill pan for easy cleanup. So glad I bought this. Totally worth it.

I bought both the G2 and G3 pans. I love them. They are both great. I will buy another cooking system for the mountain later.

I love this heaps. I use this every single day as my gas stove for my coffee as it fits my percolator on it perfectly even though I have the regular stove haha. But I bring it with my camping all the time and cook meals with the pan on it and it’s great. It doesn’t have many reviews so thought I’d leave one. But highly suggest and it’s great and always easy to get canister refills. 👍🏼😄

The stand clips perfectly with my canisters and folds up nicely. I appreciate the added stability while hiking/hunting on rugged, uneven ground.

This adapter allows you to use cheaper fuel for general use or to refill (assuming you have a refilling adapter as well) the smaller canisters that are used for hiking/hunting. Also, note that certain stoves are not compatible with the adapter (e.g., the GreenPeak) - make sure to check the specs.

The G2 has the right amount of volume while also being compact and fitting my stove, small canister, and canister stand. I also like how the G2 fits and sets onto the stove rather than a twist/screwing method that other brands have (e.g., a primus I have), which can require more caution when twisting off the top when full of boiling water. I also appreciate the extra heat exchanger on the G2 itself. Lastly, I appreciate how Fire Maple allows you to create various combinations of the stove, pot, and whether to add a sleeve or not, among other options. Great Product. Would Recommend.

Love this product

Works better than expected Portable easy to set up