Fire-Maple 116T Titanium Camping Gas Stove | Mini Pocket One-Piece Gas Burner | Ultralight Backpacking Cooking Stove Portable for Outdoor Activities

Super lightweight & compact canister top stove. Very quiet, compared to many too. Very easy to adjust flame.Powerful considering it's size.Great in breezy conditions.Value for money imo.Boiled 600ml of very cold water, to a rolling boil, in under 2 mins, paired with the G3 petrel pot, from Firemaple.Excellent customer service too. Highly recommend this company and their products.

Good mid price point burner , tested today in high wind on coast and took around 6-8 mins to boil to 100c (450ml) , flame held up will in very strong wind. I assume these are probably the worst conditions this will come under. Even just for the ability to warm food up in conditions like that , this passes.Tested again at home as seen in photos , boiled 450ml in around 2 mins. Much better. Wasn't on the absolute highest setting I don't like to do so.Other things to notePlastic case it comes in is goodOverall construction is good , although there is no retention on the extending stability prongs on top of the burner. However after one use this has developed and they are better.Final notesNo problems at all , at under £30 this is a good purchase and better than the others I own which are allbeit cheaper. Will update in 3 months.

Good product.

I have bought this one again due to the first one been so good which I have had for over 3yrs. Small compact and light. Boils quick and the flame spreads more rather than a jet so food cooks better.

Fantastic bit of kit. The same quality as the BRS or MSR stoves at a cheaper price. Had mine for over a year now and use it every week with no problems at all

I gave 4* as the arms slap back easily and not tight hinged.

I like this one it's compact easy to use performance is good weight it's very lightweight and it has a good priceThis dose not effect the review in any way I would like to see if it could have a self igniter on it

It's well built and incredibly light. In still conditions it will boil water reasonably fast, but in the a strong wind even behind some shelter it struggled to get a litre of water above lukewarm. Although more efficient stoves (Jetboil etc) weight more, the saving in gas and more effective heating may be worth the weight. With that in mind I think it's a good option as a backup stove when backpacking, as insurance against your main stove failing in the field.