I love the lantern! it is stylish, excellent quality and compact enough for easy storage.

Love it now i need to try it in the field Thanks

Haven't gone camping yet, but packaging & materials all arrived in great shape & are sturdy & ready to be put to use!

Stove is super light and takes up very little space, boils water quickly. Need to know all the tricks to building a mini fire, not difficult to master.

I am happy affordable coverage is available, and even more happy that I have had no need to file any claim!

I love it!

Frost 0.8L Aluminium Lunchbox

Is better I think I use next time.I never saw this precision and exactly.

Super Kocher. Sehr zufrieden

Together with the petrol pot . They are great

Fortunately, I didn’t need to use the insurance, but nice to know I had it if needed

Very happy with this pot. I started looking at replacing the lid on my old pot and also getting a pot grabber. This eliminates the need for either one. Very happy with it.

Just finished up a 4 night 5 day backpacking trip in the high Uinta's of Utah. This G3 Petrel paired with the Greenpeak was an absolute pleasure to have in the backcountry! I I had a crew of teenagers and greenhorns in the backcountry and ease of lightning the stove with the built in igniter, along with the safety of the pot fitting to pot tines was invaluable! Last thing you need is an unstable pot, or an accident spilling boiling water 6 miles back in the wilderness! We were boiling water for 6 people which means 3 freeze dried meals since each pack contained two servings 3x per day, along with water for additional hot cereals and hot chocolate. We were at an altitude of around 10,600 ft. and this stove/pot boiled 600 ml of water consistently in under two minutes. Quite frankly, just over 1 minute 30, but didn't time every boil...lol. We also carried a BRT 3000 for backup and someone in our party suggested boiling both pots together for efficiency. Well guess what? I was able to boil first pot and pour in to a freeze dried meal and boil second pot of 600 ml prior to the BRT finishing up its first boil! The stove along with the G3 Petrel was just incredibly efficient, and altitude and wind were not a factor as it was with the BRT. In fact we only used up one 100g canister of fuel and seem to have about half of canister leftover. Fire Maple has hit it out of the park with this combination. Thanks Fire Maple!!

Just finished up a 4 night 5 day backpacking trip in the high Uinta's of Utah. This stove, paired with the G3 Petrel was simply amazing! We were boiling water for 6 people which means 3 freeze dried meals since each pack contained two servings 3x per day. Along with water for additional hot cereals and hot chocolate. We were at an altitude of around 10,600 ft. and this stove boiled 600 ml of water consistently in under two minutes. Quite frankly, just over 1 minute 30, but didn't time every boil...lol. We also carried a BRT 3000 for backup and someone in our party suggested boiling both pots together for efficiency. Well guess what? I was able to boil first pot and pour in to freeze dried meal and boil second pot of 600 ml prior to the BRT finishing up its first boil! The stove along with the G3 Petrel was just incredibly efficient, and altitude and wind were not a factor as it was with the BRT. In fact we only used up one 100g canister of fuel and seem to have about half of canister leftover. Fire Maple has hit it out of the park with this combination. Thanks Fire Maple!!

I purchased the Saturn Stove a little over a year ago for overland camping. Love it. It was my go to stove for power, versatility and portability. Then the Saturn X came out and I was intrigued by the legs and the capacity that it offered. Plus the black color was a cool look as well. Same great stove with legs. All the accolades apply to the Saturn X ad well. I would not part with either of my Saturn stoves.