Fire Maple Reviews 

We purchased our first stove and we’re very impressed! The quality and lightweight nature is perfect for our backpacking adventures. No issues whatsoever. Super easy to set up me pack away. Looking forward to building up our collection!

I now own three X2 stoves for me and my wife and two of our kids. I’ve used mine for almost three years and it’s worked flawlessly. I also have a similar stove from Primus and the FireMaple is the one I grab now. The features and performance can’t be beat. I highly recommend!

Solid products and when I had an issue with a valve after a year and still under warranty they were prompt and got another one sent my way.

Great company that is very responsive and cares about customer service. I had an issue with a stove and sent them an email. They responded within minutes and worked to make sure things got fixed. They clearly care about customers’ experiences with their products. I also really like their gear. I will be shopping with them again

The order for a Blade gas stove was dealt with promptly and efficiently. It arrived very quickly and worked as expected. The Blade stove is an excellent stove. I have used one for years and I bought this one as a back up and to loan to friends.

Great quality product at a reasonable price. Fast shipping, good communication and excellent customer service.

Would absolutely be a five if my first order wasn’t missing the small needle to clean the orange lantern.

It was unfortunate I received a faulty product but it was replaced with out any hassle’s and I have since recommended this product to many fellow campers

The buying experience was easy and stove was exactly as described. I would definitely consider purchasing a Fire Maple product again.

I use the versatile Fire Maple Polaris cooking system for anything from boiling water for coffee to pairing with their nonstick skillet to cooking meals. Regulated pressure allows me to go full blast to boil water super quick or adjust to low temps when I am cooking/simmering in the pan. Highly recommended for your kit.

The camping gear from Fire Maple truly stands out in both durability and performance. The stove (polaris) is compact, easy to ignite, and holds up well even in challenging conditions, making it a reliable choice for outdoor cooking. The Petrel G3 pot is equally impressive: lightweight, sturdy, and well-suited for quick heating. Together with my small 6" pan, these products offer a dependable cooking setup. If you're looking for quality gear that simplifies camping meals without sacrificing quality, this brand is worth checking out.

I had an issue obtaining a spare part for a firemaple star X2. Although there was only a short time left on the guarantee.
Firemaple customer sevice were able to put everything right, The speed in answering emails is astonishingley good.

I’ve been in contact with the customer service regarding my order. They are very prompt and helpful.
It makes me feel very confident that I would like to buy more items from them. In case something happens they will take care of me properly.

I recently purchased a cooking system from Fire Maple, and I'm really impressed! The quality of the products is exceptional. The system is compact, lightweight, and heats up really quickly, which makes it ideal for camping trips. The set is durable, easy to clean, and the perfect size for outdoor cooking, whether I'm boiling water or making a full meal.

The customer service was excellent. I had a few questions before making my purchase, and the team was quick to respond and really went the extra mile to make sure I had all the information I needed. They care about their customers and made the entire experience seamless.
If you're looking for reliable, high-quality outdoor cooking gear backed by stellar customer support, look no further. I highly recommend this cooking system to any outdoor enthusiast!

I keep this in my vehicle at all times. Great build quality, amazing price and honestly looks stellar!!!

Great products! I have purchased several of their products and have been very impressed by the quality, versatility and overall how well they are made. I'm outdoor person, so my gear is important to me and having great quality gear like Fire Maple, that doesn't break the bank, is absolutely fantastic!! Very happy and satisfied with my purchases.

Love the lantern! The look is sleek and inviting. I've received a lot of "that is so cool" comments. The light output is great and I love how you can control it. The only thing I don't like is how hard it is to turn the fuel adjuster. I also bought the canister cover and it looks fantastic!

I am out right now with my Fire Maple cook gear. It is light and efficient. 1 minute and forty-two seconds to boil water for my morning coffee!!!

I received product and it was everything I expected. I have ordered the portable grill pan and can't wait to use it as well

For the last two years my cook kit has been the ultralight BRS stove and a SnowPeak titanium pot. This combination has been reliable and ultralight, which is important to me as an ultralight backpacker on trips up to 10 days without resupply.
The Fire-Maple G3 heat exchanger pot and Hornet 2 stove attracted my attention as a possible way to save on fuel when boiling water for drinks and rehydrating meals. This is a comparison of my old kit and the Fire-Maple combination.
I measured the time it took to reach a rolling boil with each system using 500ml of cold tap water with an indoor temperature of 75 degrees, at an elevation of 3300' (I live in the sierra foothills). Weights are actual weights from my digital scale.
Time to boiling - Fire-Maple: 76 seconds BRS/SnowPeak: 167 seconds
Weights G3 pot and lid 164gm 5.7oz SnowPeak pot and lid 116gm 4.0oz
Hornet 2 stove 47gm 1.6oz BRS stove 25gm
I was impressed by the difference in boil times, which I attribute to the G3 heat exchanger pot. There is noticeably less heat coming up the sides of the pot with that system and after two boils the 30 locations where the heat exchanger is welded to the pot bottom could be clearly seen as discoloration on the inside bottom of the pot, which is where the heat transfer occurs. One boil with the Fire-Maple system used 7gm of fuel from my half-empty 100gm fuel cannister.
Aside from the 2.5oz weight penalty of the Fire-Maple system there are no other drawbacks. The advantages are quicker boiling times and less fuel consumption, I like the insulated handle which also flips up to secure the lid when not in use, and the stove seems sturdy and well built with a larger support area than the BRS. The stove/pot combination is also very stable even with the small 100gm fuel cannister and automatically centers on the pot due to the slots in the heat exchanger. Neither stove will simmer well, they are meant to be used only full blast for boiling water.