Fire-MapleFMS-X2 Personal Cooking System Outdoor Hiking Camping Equipment Oven with Piezo Ignition POT Support & Stand for Outdoor Acitivities- Portable Propane Gas Stove Burner

Bought this after looking into various makes and models. This seemed to fit the bill for us as it has slightly larger capacity in terms of the amount of water / cooking capability it could do in one go. Its a great bit of kit. It is very well made and very compact. Easy to set up, even when the weather isn't playing ball and despite wind and rain it did exactly what it needed to do very quickly and efficiently. At its price point compared to competitors, its great value and we would highly recommend. We use it for camping / hiking and it packs down well and is very light. Perfect for a hot drink or heating food quickly on the go.

For years, I used regular gas stoves and never saw the need for more expensive cooking systems like this one. However, I got the FireMaple X2 at a great discount and tested it over the weekend. Here are my thoughts:- The system is quite compact. However, I couldn't tightly close the lid with a 230-gram gas canister inside. - It's disappointing because this is not how it's shown in the ads and description. I assume there might be slightly more compact 230-gram canisters, but I have a standard one. It’s not a major issue since you still can fit everything inside, but you won't be able to tightly close and secure it.- At 14°C with fairly windy conditions, I boiled 1 litre of water on medium stove heat in under 3 minutes. Impressive.- The package includes not one but three insulating sleeves, which is a nice bonus.- Unlike the X1, this model includes a plastic canister stand, which from experience, is better to have than not.- Compared to the X3, the X2 is slightly larger, fitting a bit more than 1 litre of water.- It's too early to comment on durability since I’ve only used it once. I know common issues include the rubber gasket between the canister and stove tearing quickly, and some users report very slow boiling times. - However, low-quality gas might be the cause of this. A friend who introduced me to FireMaple has been using it actively for 3 years without issues.- The set includes a mesh bag for transportation and a stand for regular pots and pans, although it doesn't lock into place. There's also a piezo igniter, but that's standard on all stoves.In summary, this is a great system and a worthy alternative to more expensive models. A few years ago, friends who own an outdoor gear shop told me that, but I only got to confirm it now. The main advantage of such systems is the significantly faster boiling time compared to regular stoves, which almost always require a windscreen. If portability is important and you consume mostly dehydrated food while travelling, this cooking system is a justified investment. As for whether it's a worthy alternative to a much more expensive and well-known brand – absolutely yes. In terms of build quality, FireMaple is on par with, if not superior to, the competition.

We’ve now had this a year and are very happy with it, great value compared to some other brands that do the same thing! Looking forward to using it with our home pressed / brewed cider this year for a nice mulled winter drink.We are going to get a second one, but might try out the Polaris model.It’s light, packs up well and does what it says on the tin. Boils quickly and without issues!

Nice, compact and light to fit my motorbike camping kit, I would suggest getting a small gas canister so it can be stored inside the mug to save space. Used it a couple of times and boiled a brew quickly. Good value, easy to use and reasonable quality.Recommended

Brilliant boils water in 2:40 min...quality go on tube and check it out ,included free stove can keep a small gas can inside comes in a drawstring stuff sack ...love it and half the price of a jetboil

Outstanding! It's now my go to cook system when out in the hills or wild camping, very impressed by the pack size, compatibility, features and included accessories and further research into the brand on their offical website. I was recommended it by a few other outdoorsy people, and did some research managed to get it on a cheap deal with Amazon UK, so grabbed it whilst it was on offer. I can see from hands on experience why people recommended it over the branded name JetBoil and was well worth waiting for in my opinion. I work in a outdoors shop and often recommend it to people looking for a All In One Cook System on a affordable pricing range. It can be suitable for anyone who enjoys the outdoors and can fit in a 30L rucksack with plenty of room for other items. A gas canister isn't included, it's possible to fit a gas canister inside with the lid closed but would recommend going to a outdoors shop and testing it out first before you buy your gas and most places do not refund gas.

Prefect camping companion, completely replaced our old double burner stove. We struggle for space so any spaces saved is a bonus so this works perfectly for us. Super compact and so easy to use. I’ve cooked on it with big frying pans and boiled fresh water most mornings for my coffee. Boils water quicker than any other burner I’ve used at this size. Highly recommend to any camper

Amazon to say the least. It works so well. This was my first ever camping set and I loved it very much. Easy to use. Fits a lot of water.