🔥 Fire Maple X2 Cooking System: Portable Backpacking Camping Stove & Pot with Piezo Ignition Review

A wonderful burner, I looked at a lot of reviews before buying it, if I honestly live it looks a hundred times cooler! Feels like quality. I really liked the burner. Sorry, I can’t say yet how to use it, I ordered it a lot in advance, for a gift. Who cares: the handle on the pot is hard plastic, and the handle on the lid is silicone, the lid itself is plastic, good enough, not flimsy, not fragile. Great item, thanks!

The sealing gasket made of paronite initially dangles and poisons, after pulling up to the desired seal, it begins to warp the plastic part and the pot is skewed. The handle folds even without pressing the latch. Maybe the finish got caught.

The best value for money! Pros: Cheaper than the original copied from. Economical, lightweight, carries everything in itself) Resistant coating in the bowler hat, comfortable handle. Its cons: The neoprene cover melted a little, the threads climb at the seams, I repaired it myself!

Excellent budget oven! I think the quality is really solid and it should last a while. I'm glad I chose this brand. It's quite large and works well for cooking for several people or boiling a lot of hot water, but it does take up some space and weight in your backpack. Most suitable for tourists who like to travel as a couple. For individual tourists I would recommend something smaller.

It's really amazing, I've used it many times. I haven't used a more expensive branded model, but I can't imagine it getting any better than this block. Pros: Water boils very quickly. Packs into itself very neatly, including a gas bottle (assuming you buy a small canister, of course) Electric spark ignition Save a few bucks on a big name brand. I went camping in my car and took this kettle with me as well as my big double boiler and actually I still use this little guy to boil water for coffee…

Get one before JetBoil goes haywire. Serious. Runs on the same fuel as my MSR Pocket Rocket. Works as fast as my friend's JetBoil. And thanks to the low price, it's easier to pull the trigger. I could never bring myself to buy a JetBoil as I mainly use my MSR for hiking. It's nice to come back here after a wet and cold hike. Take it to the truck, boil some water and have a cup of hot coffee/hot chocolate/ramen/delight. It also doesn't look like a fake. Sturdy construction, lighter works great…

Nice jetboil style stove. Stable locking handle. All components fit into the mug along with a 100g isobutane cartridge (not included). Minimum Oven Weight (stovetop, neoprene-lined mug and plastic lid) 18.4 ounces (521 grams). Oven weight, cups, mesh bag lids and plastic canister stand 570g (20.1 oz) optional pot stand 64g (2.2 oz) bag) 632g (22.3 oz) Stove is fast and efficient: 1.0L to cook in 4: 15 with 10 grams of isobutane (new 230 g cartridge, GSI All Season Mix) starting temp. Water. 70…

So first of all. I don't write many reviews. And I don't just write reviews when I'm not happy with a product. This is my first camping stove that I have ever bought. Basically, you will not be dissatisfied with this product. It's amazing and very compact. Holds over a liter of water and has a very handy handle on the side so that when the water is boiling, for example, you can simply pour it into the cup or water can you want. I've had great success with Cup O' Noodles! The coffee is…