Fire-Maple Petrel Ultralight Heat Exchanger Camping Pot

Efficient Solo Cooking for Camping and Emergency Preparedness

Prepare hot meals, boil water, and rehydrate emergency food with the Fire-Maple Petrel Ultralight Camping Pot. Its wide, shallow design provides room for noodles, oatmeal, rice, pasta, soup, dehydrated meals, and hot drinks.

The integrated heat exchanger captures more heat from the burner, helping reduce heating time and conserve fuel. This makes the pot a practical addition to camping equipment, vehicle emergency supplies, evacuation kits, and off-grid cooking setups where fuel may be limited.

Preparedness Benefits

• More efficient heating: The heat exchanger captures additional burner heat to support faster cooking and better fuel efficiency

• Versatile meal preparation: Suitable for boiling water and preparing a variety of individual meals

• Compact emergency cookware: Stores easily with a camping stove, food supply, or emergency cooking kit

• Sized for one person: Ideal for individual meals and hot drinks

• No electricity required: Works with compatible outdoor gas stoves

• Lightweight construction: Weighs approximately 6.6 ounces

• Nested storage: Holds a standard 3.5 to 3.9 ounce fuel canister, with possible room for a compact stove depending on its dimensions

• Useful during outages: Provides a compact cooking vessel when paired with an outdoor-rated stove and appropriate fuel

Heat Exchanger Base

The finned base increases the surface area exposed to the burner. More heat transfers into the pot instead of escaping around its sides, helping conserve fuel during camping trips and emergency cooking situations.

The base includes separate alignment slots for compatible three-arm and four-arm stove supports. Always confirm that the pot sits securely on your stove before lighting it.

Wide Solo Cooking Design

The 5.7-inch-wide cooking area provides room for stirring ingredients and preparing complete individual meals. Use it for soup, pasta, oatmeal, rice, noodles, hot drinks, and shelf-stable emergency foods.

Practical Cooking Features

• 27.1 fluid ounce capacity: Suitable for individual meals and hot drinks

• Pouring spout: Helps direct liquids with less dripping

• Built-in lid strainer: Drain holes allow water to be poured out without a separate colander

• Hanging lid clip: Allows the lid to hang from the pot rim while cooking

• Measurement markings: Help estimate water levels during meal preparation

• Foldable locking handle: Opens for cooking and folds across the lid for compact storage

• Heat-resistant grip: Provides a more comfortable handling surface

• Mesh storage bag: Keeps the pot organized inside a backpack or preparedness kit

Product Specifications

• Brand: Fire-Maple

• Product type: Ultralight heat exchanger camping pot

• Capacity: 27.1 fluid ounces

• Recommended users: One person

• Weight: Approximately 6.6 ounces

• Open dimensions: Approximately 10.9 × 5.7 × 4.3 inches

• Packed dimensions: Approximately 5.7 × 5.7 × 4.3 inches

• Inner diameter: Approximately 5.4 inches

• Materials: Aluminum alloy, silicone, and stainless steel

• Shape: Round

• Handle: Foldable and detachable

• Stove compatibility: Compatible with properly aligned three-arm and four-arm outdoor gas stoves

• Food contact suitable: Yes

• Reusable: Yes

• Water purification: None

• Tableware included: No

• Cooler bag included: No

Package Contents

• Fire-Maple Petrel camping pot

• Fitted lid with drain holes

• Foldable handle

• Mesh storage bag

The stove, fuel canister, utensils, food, and other accessories shown in the product images are not included.

Build a Compact Emergency Cooking Kit

Pair this pot with a compatible outdoor stove, fuel, ignition source, heat-resistant gloves, utensils, stored water, and shelf-stable meals. Its compact design and efficient heating system make it useful for camping, backpacking, evacuations, and situations where a traditional kitchen is unavailable.

Only operate fuel-burning stoves outdoors in a well-ventilated area. Never use a camping stove inside a home, tent, vehicle, or enclosed shelter. Confirm that the pot is securely seated on the stove before lighting. Never heat the pot while empty, and allow it to cool before cleaning or storage.