FIREMAPLE FMS-121 ultralichte trekkingkooktoestel met piëzo-ontsteking

When every gram counts on the trail, a heavy or unreliable stove can turn a simple meal into a frustrating chore. The FIREMAPLE FMS-121 solves this with a featherweight, foldable design that delivers a powerful 2900 W flame from a standard EN417 gas canister. Boil a litre of water in about three and a half minutes, then pack the stove into its own mesh bag and forget it's even in your pack.

Who is it for

Backpackers, thru-hikers, bikepackers, and minimalist campers who need fast, dependable cooking without bulk. It is also a smart backup stove for car camping or emergency kits where space is at a premium.

Main features

• Ultralight and compact: folds to just Ø80 x 60 mm and weighs a mere 105 g, so it disappears into any pack pocket.
• High-output burner: 2900 W (9900 BTU/h) with an adjustable valve for precise simmer control, from a rolling boil to a gentle melt.
• Durable materials: stainless steel, aluminium, and copper construction resists corrosion and withstands years of trail abuse.
• Stable pot support: serrated, foldable arms grip pots and pans securely, even with larger cookware.
• Manual ignition: reliable piezo-free design means no electronics to fail; light with a match or lighter in any weather.
• Includes mesh carry bag for tidy storage and protection during transport.

Specifications

• Fuel type: Butane/Propane gas (EN417 threaded canister)
• Power output: 2900 W (9900 BTU/h)
• Boil time (1 L water): approx. 3 min 30 sec
• Fuel consumption: approx. 200 g/h
• Material: Stainless steel, aluminium, copper
• Ignition type: Manual
• Folded dimensions: Ø80 x 60 mm
• Unfolded dimensions: Ø160 x 80 mm
• Pot support: Serrated, foldable
• Flame control: Adjustable valve
• Carrying case: Mesh bag included
• Intended use: Camping, backpacking, hiking, outdoor cooking

Tips

Always use the stove on a level, non-flammable surface and allow it to cool completely before folding. For best efficiency in wind, use a windscreen that does not enclose the canister. Screw the canister on firmly but do not overtighten, and check for leaks with soapy water before first use.