Fire-Maple FMS-X1 Camping Stove Gas System | Portable Pot/Jet Burner Outdoor Gas Cooking Essentials | Compact Equipment for Hiking Trekking Backpacking Fishing Hunting

Lightweight, compact great build quality and design. Boils water fast recommend getting the tripod for uneven ground and security. Really pleased with this, makes winters hikes much more enjoyable. Pricey, but in my opinion, worth it.

I've had a couple of similar boilers in the past and was pleased to get this at a reasonable price.The pot usefully holds 1 ltr to the max mark, the total capacity is around 135cl (filled to the brim).It boils water quite quickly without much heat energy overspill to the outside of the pot. The pot fits onto the bayonet mounts easily, removing it does not necessitate holding the base down. I used a 100g and a 500g gas canisters which all fit perfectly well, the larger canister giving more base stability, but is heavier and more bulky of course. The button igniter works perfectly, first time, every time. I like the fold out handles, these give a solid grip when deployed correctly (overlapped).Whilst this type of pot/burner combo is particularly suited to boiling water, they are often advertised as being perfect for cooking food. As the burner pattern is generally in a tight central area, gloopy food such as sauces and curry tend to burn on the thin base of the aluminium pot and need constant attention to minimise this. They are all pretty much the same, so I haven't reduced my rating because of this.

The media could not be loaded. I love this camping stove and compared to others it is great value. I’ve used it twice so far, once on the tall gas canisters and once on the stubby small canisters. The item feels a lot sturdier on the small stubby ones but if you need to use on the tall ones you will need a gas canister adapter. A full stove of water heats in around 5 minutes and the cosy around the item keeps it warm for longer.To use:Make sure metal gas adjuster is turned off (fully clockwise)Screw the gas canister onto the stovePut your water filled heating pot on top of the stoveOpen the gas ( just a little bit) by turning the gas adjuster anti-clockwisePress the ignition button and open gas more if neededWatch the water boil with a smile on your faceGood points:It heats fastLooks goodIs compactEasy to useIt has an ignition buttonIncludes a lid (heating things faster)Includes a small plastic bowl (that fits inside)Bad points:The handles do work but they don’t feel as sturdy when you have a lot of liquid inside.

Quality looking item I wanted to get a jet boil but I decided to pick this and I’m not disappointed at all. Everything is perfect and quality made can’t wait to take it out camping and make some meals 👌💯

Incredible stove which boils water faster than my kettle at home. Design is extremely compact and lightweight.It's also very easy to use and definitely value for money

Had this for over a year now and still working like day one. Heats quickly and the pot has good insulation. Ignition still works first time. Can’t go wrong with it at the price (43.00).

Great item for a variety of uses. Depending on which size is chosen is good for singular use or multi person drinks. Quick ignition and fast heating makes great value for money. Fits well in a day sack and dries quickly.v

The stove is a very well made jet boil clone with the added bonus that it will boil a litre of water meaning you can make enough hot water for your food and a brew at the same time. The stove comes with a burner a pot and a small cup - it is not shipped with a gas cartridge. It uses standard 110g jet boil type screw on propane/butane mix cartridges. The only negative point is it does not come with any stabiliser legs lite a jet boil and is subsequently a tad top heavy when full -this was rectified by downloading a file from thingyverse and 3d printing one. It kicks out a lot of heat and boils water very quickly - which is what its main use is, its not really a stove for cooking food in the pot as it will just stick to the pot due to the power of the burner - but that's not what these type of cookers were designed for!For £45 this stove which is still going strong after 2 years of hard use is a real "jetboil Killer" IMO