Gear Spotlight: Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight Pot

Earlier this year, I got my hands on the Petrel Ultralight Pot from FireMaple and it’s safe to say, it’s revolutionized my ultralight camping experience.

Quick Overview

• Ideal for solo adventurers
• Compact and lightweight, weighing in just under 162g
• 600ml capacity
• Designed to fit G3-110g gas canisters
• Heat-exchanger to boost fuel efficiency
• Compatible with stoves that open to a 120° angle

My Experience with Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight Pot

The Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight Pot has become my go-to pot on my outdoor adventures over the past four months, joining me on almost every camping trip and day hike I’ve been on in that time. As a lover of both fresh trail coffee and hot meals to keep my spirits high, the Petrel pot has allowed me to easily indulge in these comforts wherever I roam.

What sets this pot apart is its exceptional compactness and lightness, weighing just 161.6 grams. It’s so lightweight and streamlined that carrying it even in a small day pack is barely noticeable, which is a huge plus for any solo adventurer looking to minimize their load.

The standout feature of the Petrel pot, however, is its heat exchanger. This innovative addition not only speeds up the boiling process, making it quick to get a hot meal or drink ready, but it also ensures even cooking and optimizes fuel efficiency. This means you can enjoy your meals quicker while conserving your fuel resources, which is invaluable when you’re relying on limited supplies.

Tragically, during a canoeing trip along the River Wye last month, I mistakenly threw away my pot. I was so devastated by the loss that I purchased a new one as soon as I returned home—a testament to how integral this piece of gear has become to my camp kitchen setup.

In terms of compatibility, the Petrel pot fits perfectly with the Hornet II stove, and together they make a lightweight, efficient cooking setup weighing just 210 grams before adding gas. The stove’s design, compatible with any 120° angle-opening stoves, integrates seamlessly with others in the Fire Maple range, such as the GreenPeak, Buzz, and the Polaris pressure-regulated gas stove.

In conclusion, the Fire Maple Petrel 600ml pot is an essential gear for any solo outdoor adventurer looking to streamline their cooking experience without sacrificing convenience or efficiency. Whether it’s brewing a quick cup of coffee or cooking a nourishing meal, this pot has proven to be a reliable, must-have accessory in my outdoor adventures.

Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight Pot Pros and Cons

Pros

• Ultralightweight (obviously)
• Perfect for solo meals or coffee for two
• Compact but still has enough room to nest a gas canister and stove inside

Cons

• The lid sometimes suckens onto the pot after boiling water

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If you love Fire Maple gear as much as I do, you may be interested in my other reviews of their products

• Fire Maple Polaris Cooking System
• Fire Maple Polaris Remote Gas Stove
• Fire Maple Star X2 Cooking System
• Fire Maple Hornet Ⅱ Titanium Gas Stove
• Fire Maple Orange Gas Lantern

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I was gifted the Fire Maple Petrel Ultralight Pot to test and review then lost it on a camping trip but loved it so much I rebought it with my own money. My review is independent of the supplier and reflects my own unbiased opinions. Some of the links on this page are affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission if purchases are made through those links at no additional cost to you. You can read my affiliate disclosure in the privacy policy.