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Tom R. (US)

It’s great. Compact. Lightweight. Holds fuel and stove with ease. I like the folding handle that keeps it all secure.

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Kevin S. (US)
No need to shop elsewhere....

Moneys tight for everyone these days, but getting out in the woods is still a priority. Fire Maple delivers quality gear at an affordable cost. Couple that with professional, polite, insightful customer service... as stated, no need to shop elsewhere.

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Matth M. (BE)
Very nice produced

Very nice produced product

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MELISSA F. (US)
Beautiful low light

Beautiful low light.. Loved it with the Gold cover!

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Dave f. (US)
Warrantied item

I purchased two of the folding coffee filters one of them the screen came apart I contacted fire Maple and without any hesitation they asked for pictures and warranty the item very quickly I will definitely be buying more gear from this company it is hard to find a company that stands behind their products

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Bret V. (US)
Winter Backcountry Perfection

Saturn stove and skillet worked exactly like I hoped them to and made the Wyoming backcountry even more enjoyable with a warm meal.

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Mr L. (CA)
Really nice stove but one problem

I like the stove for it's size and cooking ability. The only design problem is the grill that sits over the element. It's a little tipsy and disconnects to easily. If you turn the stove on it's side to carry it, the grill will fall out, risking losing it. It should lock in to hold and stabilize it.
If anyone at FireMaple sees this comment, please give me an email to talk about further purchases, which I am eager to make, but have questions. I don't do social media, so it can only be made by email, as the one you have shown does not work.
Looking forward to speaking directly with you. THANKS!

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Sonny T. (US)
Hunt approved!

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

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Curt (US)
Great product!

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!

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Kevin S. (US)
FMS-125 PRO Stove with Electric Ignition

The Fire-Maple FMS-125 PRO is amazing! Super compact, lightweight, and boils water fast. Flame control is precise, build quality is solid, and it’s perfect for camping, hunting, or backpacking. I will give it a 10 out of 10 for built quality and price.

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Kevin S. (US)
Z1 Gas Canister Adapter

This Z1 Gas Canister Adapter works flawlessly on the FMS-125 Pro. It has a nice snug fit. It is well built.

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Mark M. (US)
Excellent camping gear.

I have had nothing but joy from the Fire Maple camping gear I have purchased. Excellent quality and very affordable.

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E.D. (US)
A+Customer Service

Purchased and have used the polaris cooking system on several overlanding trips. Recently had an issue with the base. Reached out to customer service and it was immediately taken care of. I am pleased with the equipment and their customer service is top notch! Wouldn't hesitate to do more business.

Thank you for taking the time to leave such a positive review! We are thrilled to hear that you have been enjoying our Polaris cooking system and that our customer service was able to assist you promptly. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you again in the future. Happy overlanding!

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john C. (US)
Very nice

The lantern itself is very nicely made and produces a great warm background light. Over the years we’ve come back from backcountry trips with fuel canisters that were 1/4 - 1/3 full and didn’t really want to lug them back out into the wilderness to use them up. Now we’re using the Firemaple to use up the partial canisters in our trailer for added ambience in the evening.

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rodent c.
Great to have for shorter car camping trips.

This worked great! Normally we do our cooking directly on the campfire, but it's nice to have a way to heat water when you don't wish to build a campfire. Seems real solid, hopefully it will hold up a few years.

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Macgyver i.P.
Good, but be careful on uneven ground

The Fire Maple FMS-118 is an excellent camping and backpacking stove that I would highly recommend to any outdoor enthusiast. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to carry on long hikes, while its sturdy construction and efficient performance make it a reliable cooking solution in the wilderness.

One of the standout features of this stove is its versatility. It can be used with a variety of fuel sources, including butane, propane, and isobutane canisters, which makes it a great choice for a wide range of environments and situations. Additionally, the built-in piezo igniter is a convenient feature that eliminates the need for matches or lighters.

The Fire Maple FMS-118 is also very easy to use. Its intuitive design and simple flame adjustment make it easy to cook meals and boil water quickly and efficiently. The included carrying case is also a nice touch, making it easy to pack and store the stove when not in use.

The only reason I gave this stove four out of five stars instead of five is because it can be a bit unstable on uneven ground. However, this is a minor issue that can be easily solved with a small platform or rock to level it out.

Overall, the Fire Maple FMS-118 is an excellent camping and backpacking stove that I would highly recommend to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient cooking solution in the outdoors.

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Stefan G. (US)
Wonderful ambient light from the Orange Lantern

I was surprised and delighted that the Orange Lantern was silent (no gas stove noise) and burned like a candle with a steady flame, a quiet beautiful light for sitting around the table at camp. A very nice addition to my backpacking gear.

EXPERT REVIEWS

Independent FireMaple Reviews & Field Tests

See how independent outdoor publications evaluate FireMaple gear in lab tests and real-world use. We include both strengths and limitations so you can choose the right setup.

OutdoorGearLab
64/100 · Tested

Fire Maple Fixed Star 1 Review

Star X1 1L Cooking System October 29, 2025

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After months of field and lab testing, OutdoorGearLab described the Fixed Star 1 as a budget-priced integrated system that is easy to use and hard to beat for value, while ranking it 14th of 16 in its test group.
What stood out
Low price, burn protection, generous pot handle and a measured 2:41 boil time for 0.5 L.
What to consider
Heavy, less packable and weaker at simmering than several competitors; overall score 64/100.
GearJunkie
8.8/10 · Tested

An Ultralight Cookpot for Around $30: Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight G2 Pot

Petrel G2 750ml Pot May 21, 2025

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GearJunkie rated the G2 8.8/10 and called it an ideal backpacking cookpot, highlighting its balance of weight, capacity, useful features and price.
What stood out
Weight-to-capacity balance, heat exchanger, pour spout, quick cooling and compact organization.
What to consider
A 230g canister and stove cannot nest together, and the lid is not leakproof.
Adventure Alan
No numeric score · Tested

Firemaple Petrel Pot G3 Review

Petrel G3 600ml HX Pot Updated April 9, 2025

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Adventure Alan called the G3 one of the best solo pots and likely the most compact, citing its notched heat-exchanger base, secure stove support and strong value.
What stood out
Low weight, price, fuel economy, wind protection and secure three-arm stove notches.
What to consider
Narrow proportions, capacity-label confusion and semi-sharp edges that can snag delicate gear.
SectionHiker
No numeric score · Timed

Fire Maple Fixed Star FMS-X1 Canister Stove System Review

Star X1 1L Cooking System May 1, 2020

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SectionHiker found the X1 affordable and functional for two-cup boils, but concluded that the burner was underpowered for the large pot when filled to one liter.
What stood out
Low price, integrated pot, piezo ignition, flame control and a measured 3:25 two-cup boil.
What to consider
The measured one-liter boil took 10:20, and the system did not include a canister stand.
The Great Outdoors
Best in Test · Field tested

Fire Maple Petrel Titanium Ultralight Review

Petrel Titanium Ultralight Remote Stove June 10, 2026

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The Great Outdoors named the Petrel Titanium Ultralight a Best in Test. Chris Townsend called it a favourite after Scottish Highlands field use and controlled boil testing.
What stood out
95.5g weight, low profile, compact fold, stability, price, strong boiling and useful simmer control.
What to consider
No preheat tube or piezo igniter; output declined with a near-empty canister, making it primarily a three-season stove.
The Outdoor Gear Review
No numeric score · Video

This Stove is Seriously Different & I Could Make It Better

Petrel Quickboil Pro 600ml System September 25, 2025

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The Outdoor Gear Review described the Quickboil Pro as unique, lightweight, powerful and inexpensive, while arguing that one simple design change could make it better.
What stood out
Unusual integrated design, low carry weight, strong output and accessible price.
What to consider
The review is qualitative and publishes no numeric score; watch the full video for the proposed design change.

Summaries are paraphrased from the original reviews. Numeric scores are shown only when the publisher displays one; “No numeric score” means the source did not publish a formal rating. Visit each source for the complete assessment.