Ultra-Light Titanium Backpacking Camping Outdoor Stove FMS-300T

Used the backpack stove on our last camping adventure. Worked perfectly with the purchased butane cylinder and pot. Boiled in the water amazingly quick and contributed to great meals in the wild. Highly recommend for size, easy use, and almost no weight!

Really neat , lightweight and produces a good heat source. Great for lightweight camping . The pot holding brackets are , of course small so care with larger or full pans will be constantly needed but if you need a tiny light wight stove this is good value.

This is brilliant. So small and light Such a brilliant bit of engineering. Can't say how good it is! Combined with a small gas canister....very light weight and pack size very small

This is a quality piece. I’ve got several versions of this design and hours and days of practical use has convinced me the Fire Maple stove is the best quality. Quick easy connection with minimal fuel loss. Durand compact construction. If minimal load and functional performance are required. This will do the job

I have not tested it in the field yet, but my first impressions based on a quick boil in my kitchen are very positive. This stove is very light, lighter than the GSI Bugaboo cup that I boiled in (55 grams.) In terms of build quality, I would give it an A-. The control valve feels fantastic and offers a lot of precision. All the way from a tiny simmering flicker of a flame, to a loud jet. That said the support arms are a little inconsistent. They are completely stable while open, but two of them swing open loosely and the other is fairly tight. It’s not a big deal but worth noting. My only concern for this stove is for inexperienced or somewhat careless backpackers. The support arms are very short so stability is a bit of an issue. I know myself to already be pretty cautious with all stoves so I’m not too worried. But if you purchase, just know that you will have to take care when balancing your cook pot.