Fire Maple FMS-X2 Fixed Star 2 Personal Cooking System Outdoor Hiking Camping Equipment Oven with Piezo Ignition Pot Support & Stand - Portable Propane Gas Stove Burner

Finally got to use this on a 3 day backpacking trip. It worked perfect. Boiled water super fast. It’s easy to assemble and I love how everything stores right inside including the fuel canister. Used for 3 days and two nights with a small fuel canister (the 4 oz I believe). Made plenty of coffee and meals and left with a good portion of fuel. I liked everything about it. I was torn between this one and the major name brand one and decided this was worth a try. Especially since it has a coupon. I don’t regret the decision at all. It’s a great cook system and so easy to use. Weighs more than a rocket stove but it’s a complete cook system and works even when windy and it was windy on this trip and nights in 30s.

I use this camping all the time very good

Used this on several camping trips: in the woods, in the desert, at the base of snow covered mountains and this has worked perfectly in all temperatures and conditions. The wind resistant design is where it is at! Great size and kit without having to add on extras to my gear. This heats up very quickly and provides enough water or cooked food for at least 2 people at once and the clear vented lid lets you see what's going on. In addition to functioning beyond expectations and better than the big brands the nesting function is also fantastic. The fuel, stove and stand all fit inside the pot with the lid securely on top, plus there is a mesh bag for storage and using to hang dry the pot after use. I was also able to fit a small microfiber towel in there that I use for drying and then also adding a little padding to the metal on metal. Haven't had any issues with the pot being damaged or scratching but once, it's nice to have a towel handy and two, why not try to play it safe and extend the life of my gear just in case.

Great product and boils water fast!

I do not normally write reviews for purchases, usually because there are dozens of folks already saying what I would have said. In this case, I had a hard time finding definitive answers to questions I had and just splurged and bought it. The biggest questions were, how does it compare to a jetboil and is it worth it? First and foremost, this obviously is not an ultralight piece of gear, so if you are an ultralighter, you already know that this isn't for you and neither is the jetboil. Now, to answer the questions. My first impression when unboxing the stove was that it looked pretty sturdy and true to what was advertised. I have a couple 220g coleman canisters, so i set it all up and did a trial boil. In my garage with an ambient temp of around 75 degrees Fahrenheit, I got water to a roiling boil in under 3 minutes. Considering that I was boiling a full 1 liter of water I was impressed. From review videos and demos I have seen, in similar conditions, it was right on par with a jetboil flash. My other concern was, after I get a boil going, how long until it cools off. All of the components were cool enough to pack up after about 5 minutes of pouring out water. The only issue I have currently is that the coleman canisters do not fit inside the pot, so I will have to find a fuel canister that fits inside to make packing easier. All in all, it is a solid piece of gear that does as advertised and boils water quickly, efficiently, and comes in well under the price of a jetboil.