FMS-118 Gasherd mit Vorheizrohr

I saw a few of my favourite content creators using your stoves and thought I had to check them out. The immense power this little stove packs is phenomenal, it’s a serous upgrade to my pack, thank you so much!

FMS-118 Gas Stove with Preheat Tube | 5.08oz | 2800W

You did not "fulfill my order from our store 14 days ago" The order was fulfilled when it arrived last Wednesday; that's just 6-days ago. It was also 10 days from when I ordered the stove and exactly ONE DAY TOO LATE for me to take on my trip! I have not had a chance to use the stove thanks to the Chinese taking 6 days to get it out of their country, so I'm afraid I can't rate your product. Thanks for playing, better luck next time.

Very happy with this stove. I've used it for backpacking and car camping. It's less tippy than lighter ones that screw on to the canister. The valve is great for full adjustment. Works great with a propane adapter for cheaper/more fuel. It lacks an igniter but I got a separate piezo clicker that will be more durable and replaceable than built-in igniters and keeps fingers further from the flames. Boils water surprisingly fast. Not too loud.

I'm really enjoying using this stove. It's been serving me well on backpacking trips. It folds up nicely and they provide you with a mesh bag to keep it in. I toss it in my backpack and barely notice it's there until I need it. Be aware that it only comes with the EN417 valve so if you want to use a tank that has a different connection, you'll need an adapter. I didn't realize it initially and was going to use Bernzomatic 1lb tanks. Buying the adapter is simple enough though. It's a very well built device and I'm happy with it's performance all around.

So, Fire Maple and Kove have been a literal decades long battle at this point for the best remote canister stove. Kove has been the winner for the last 11 years, but Fire Maple finally surpassed them, on cost, weight, and private.

I picked up this stove after being a little disappointed with a different one I had purchased before. That other one didn't really support my coffee percolator very well and it always felt like it was going to fall off. After my last camp trip, I decided to look around for something better and came across this one.

I absolutely love this camp stove! It's still light and fairly compact for being one with a remote canister. I love the base that is created for the pots to sit on, and my percolator fits on there perfectly. It doesn't have a built in ignitor, but I consider that a bonus - I hate those things as they always go out on you and you end up having to use a match or lighter anyways.

The flame is nicely adjustable and easy to set wherever you want it. When boiling a pot of water, I did have to turn the flame down, as it does create a very wide flame and it was started to melt the silicon coating on my handles. That's no fault of the stove though! When making coffee (which I've used it for about a dozen times so far), it's easy to turn the heat nice and low after it starts to percolate and has a nice even flame across the bottom.

Overall, it works excellent and I would easily buy it again! I'll probably try to track down a replacement hose at some point, but as of now, it works very well and I can't wait to take it camping and backpacking more!

This little boiler was a life saver for someone like me who needs their coffee. Just plug up your gas and you’ll have boiling water in a matter of minutes. Folds up nicely which makes it easy to store when not in use and doesn’t take up much space. A must have for camping. Highly recommend