Congratulation to Mike Kelly, the winner of this give-a-way. Mike please email your address and phone number to me at mark.eric.young@gmail.com Thanks to everyone who entered and keep watching for the return of Fire Maple products to Amazon
I received the pot yesterday and it is fantastic. I took it on a hike, steamed some Siu Mai in the steamer basket, and made some tea and miso soup while I was at it. It exceeded expectations in all regards. Thanks Mark and Fire Maple!
As a layperson all I can say is that this man really does seem to do his homework and has the requisite experience to absolutely back up the reviews. Bullet-proof reviews are in short supply on UA-cam, but not on this channel. Superb content, thank you from the UK.
When cooking over a fire soot stains the pot up to the level of the food. To keep soot away from the rim of the pan it is recommended that the level of food in the pot not come to with in an inch of the top. A cook that had been certified to cook over a wood fire told me that. He was a cook at a historic site. So I am glad that the makers of these cook pots do not expect people to fill the pot to the top. Also if you use the steamer basket the food should be below that anyway. Mary B Walsh. Interested in the pot give away.
Designers need to take into consideration the usable practical volume of their advertised pot capacity. That's what I like the firemaple which gives you more volume because when cooking there's boilover, spillage when inserting a spoon to stir contents, evaporation loss of liquid etc. You're reviews are well done.
I don't know if this works over a fire , but , on My flat top electric stove , when boiling water , I lay a wooden spoon across the pot ... it doesn't boil over .
I always appreciate it when someone puts the effort into making their product as good as it can get. Most of my pots are thrift store conversions. Please include me in the draw.
Thank you for this review. I’ve been researching these types of pots for some time on Amazon, Walmart, Pathfinder, and UA-cam. This review seals the deal. Looks to be one of the most versatile for its size.
Great review Mark. I got one just after your initial video. I plan to use it a lot next camping season. And fot those interested i can confirm that in Poland you can get them at Decathlon
Well this video makes me happy as i have one of those pots on the way as I type. I researched a few other ones and I thought as you did the many features that I look for in a pot this one had. No modification to it at all. I'm glad to see you also came to the same conclusion that this is a perfect Bushpot. Firemaple did their homework in coming up with this one. Thank you sir for a great video and I subscribed to your channel as I believe you are a great person of knowledge and I hope in the future after watching your videos I will learn along the way. Brightest Blessings to you and as always may you never run out of places to explore.
This is a very nice thorough review. I love the level of description of the small details. This was exactly what I was looking for and based on this review I bought it and a Fire Maple frying pan. Great products. Nice job Mark.
I've had this pot for about a month and it has become my favorite bush pot. One problem I did have was when using the steamer basket while also cooking something like soup underneath I found it extremely difficult to lift the hot steamer basket to check on what was cooking below. I remedied this with an easy modification. I took one of those copper egg holders that come with an Easter egg coloring kit, (Any stiff rust resistant wire will do) and I cut off the big loop at the bottom preserving the small loop at the top to act as a grab handle. I then stuck the wire through the center strainer hole and then made another small loop at the end of the wire to keep it from being pulled back through the strainer basket. So basically, I ended up with a 2.5" wire going through the middle of the strainer basket with a small loop at each end. With this modification you can now use a fork to grab the loop and lift the hot basket up out of the pot. I also found that if you lift up the wire while you are loading up the basket with something like broccoli, the food will keep the capture loop above the food level for easier access. I kept the capture wire loose so it could move and slide and be out of the way when packing up my Billy can with other equipment for transport. Now if only Fire Maple would make this pot in light-weight titanium!
The handle on the Fire Maple is a very useful feature. My Zebra pot needs a notched stick to safely pour boiling water. The drilled steamer tray is brilliant as well.
Thanks for the review. I was just looking at replacing my 12cm zebra and saw this video. Just bought one off the fire maple site. I hope it all goes well shipping it to Australia.
Thank you Mark for another comprehensive and thoroughly enjoyable comparison video and review. I don't have a billy pot yet, maybe it's time that I look into one. Count me in for the draw!
Great looking pot. Lots of possibilities for cooking. Please include me in your drawing. We all appreciate you giving all the information and sharing the skills you have.
Great comparison of all three. I have a couple of the Billy Pots but the Fire Maple has improvements that make it a nice all around handy pot to add to my collection!!
Iv personally have had really bad experiences with this exact pot. Iv had 2 of them and sent both back. The first one, the lid locking tabs, was broken in the mail. So I sent it back. I got a replacement. The second one I owned I used it for about a month and the same thing happend the lid tabs broke off. They seriously have to re design the locking tabs. I love everything else about the pot the locking tabs are a serious week point
I definitely have one of these at the top of my Amazon wish list. Great item for a giveaway. The rest of Fire Maples "stainless bushcraft" series looks quite well made as well.
This looks like a very well designed bush pot. Thanks for the review and comparing it to the competition. I only whish they had a 14cm diameter version for my Solo Stove Titan... Since I live in Europe I don't qualify for the giveaway, no problem!
Count me in too! I actually have 2 Camel will 1.2 little pots (1 for fire, 1 for alcohol/gas) but I have been considering for a long time getting something I can bake in like the Billy Pot from Firebox Stoves. This would be a wonderful solution! Another great video to how best the three Firemaple is! Don't even see it here at Amazon in USA. THANKS MARK
Thank you for another great and very thorough review. I've been checking out camp pot reviews for a while, and this appears to be what I have been waiting for. I would very much appreciate being added to the draw. Take care and thanks again.
Wow I have three different sizes of he zebra pots and like you they have been my go to...but that pot just seems to check all the boxes for what I like..thanks for your thoughts always a great job..love to have one
Interesting idea. I would think it would work for steaming something. Maybe a small 4" pie foil pie plate. I will give this a try. Thanks for commenting
Some of the weight difference between the Zebra & Fire Maple are the steel gauge and the holes drilled in the inner pan. I have both, use them regularly and they're great!
I have always wanted a zebra pot but have never afforded myself one. But the fire maple pot looks much improved over the zebra pot! Count me in please! Name is John. Merry Christmas and happy new year to everyone 🎉
Thank you for the informative video, Mark. I can tell you are quite taken by this pot by your enthusiasm. Please include me in the drawing and if I am lucky, I could be enjoying one of these pots too!
Beautiful pots! Just as soon as I find a safe place to buy? Just love them! Been looking at all the company's! They even have a poor over for coffee ☕ nice little lamps,,, perfect ❤️😉
I’m interested in the giveaway. Thank you. One thing that is rarely mentioned that I find is important is the sides of the bail being slanted or not. I have often had lids drop in the fire because the bail is inwardly slanted and I hit it while taking the lid off. The Fire Maple has a bail that goes straight up. Love it!
It really does look perfect. My current bushpot has no pour spout and also the bail falls down. I use my little dish to finish cooking eggs so the holes wouldn't help with that 😆 I wonder if the ohuhu stove would nest inside the fire maple. I'm going to look at them
@@MarkYoungBushcraft you are right! The diameter on the amazon page says 14.5cm but that is for the outside of the bail. Maybe not quite perfect for me then. Thank you!
My perfect pot (I have many, almost all titanium) is the Evernew 1.3 liter pot, because it is almost as light as my Snow Peak 700 ml cup. Both were made in Japan, which I like (China is not our friend), and Evernew uses a thinner gauge of titanium than anyone else, making them ultralight. It has a simple lid, not a frying pan, though the pot itself is wide enough to fry eggs or brown meat in. The bottom is flat. Pots with raised bottoms are no good for frying because the oil collects around the edges of the pot. I have done most of the Appalachian Trail with this pot and one of my Snow Peak titanium solo pots as a cup. I have a few "bushcrafty" pots, which are great for stationary camping, but I go as light as I can when hiking, with the exception of winter hiking, when I will take my Kelly Kettle aluminum Scout water boiler/stove. You have an amazing collection of pots, pans, cups, grilles and stoves. Do you have any ultralight folding titanium utensils? I'm looking for an ultralight spatula for my Evernew pot. Thanks again, and Merry Christmas to you and your family! 🙏✌👍
Great review as usual, Mark! When I first saw the Fire Maple pot I thought it had all of the best features of the Zebra Billy and the Self Reliance Outfitters Pots. Happy holidays and I look forward to your next video.
I'm in for the pot draw. Unfortunately I was too late to get a Mkrs pot from 4 Dog Stove. This looks almost as good. Great videos. May God bless and have a safe, superb Holliday. Al
I love my bush pot the only problem iv had with it is one of the lid clips broke off it in my opinion that's the only week point on the whole thing. I did get a replacement sent to me tho
Thank you for this review... like all the others! You always bring us lot of good info. I just received a new Antarcti 1,2L, I already have the 10 and 14 Zebra billy pots, I was looking for a in-between. I must admit, it is hard to choose between those two products, they are both very good and well made. The Fire Maple have a better design, the Zebra have a stronger construction (a bit thicker) but an less easy handle managment. One very good thing less mentionned, a bonus for me (!), the Fire Maple fit exactly, very tight, into the Bushbox XL, the trivets placed in the upper slots, the upper part of the sides of the stove offer a sturdy support, preventing accidental and dangerous sliding. It can be useful for those having already that stove. BTW.: What do you do with all the snow received recently? You can send us a bit, in southern Québec the winter is dying 🥲... we are still in February 😭. I like the seasons at the right place.
Great review on the pot I’ve got 2 Billy pots one from the Amazon and one from firebox with metal clips highly recommend that one anxious to try fire maple
Great review as always, Mark. I have the Camelwill pot based on your review of it. I would say the Fire Maple pot is an improvement and indeed a perfect replacement. I would very much like to be included in drawing for your giveaway of the Fire Maple pot. Thank you for all your reviews.
Great review. Like you, the idea of having to modify a newly purchased item is counter productive especially if there's a better version from a different manufacturer. Please add me to your drawing for the Fire Maple billy pot.
Hello Mark and Merry Christmas from your southern neighbors in ew Hampshire. I love your reviews. I own the Zebra and have enjoyed it for many years but these Fire Maple people really know how to improve on a good product to make it great. Please count me in for their giveaway. Mike K. From N.H. USA
Thank you for the great review. I do have a Zebra Billy Pot for my twig stove I keep at home for power outages, it's a great pot. I've been considering buying another for camping and the Fire Maple bush pot looks great, so I'm definitely interested in the drawing. After your review of the Fire Maple kettle, I did buy one, it's a great kettle.
I have been pricing Billy pots for a while but have not taken the plunge with any. Thank you for the thorough review and comparison. Please add me to the drawing.
I am interested in the Fire Maple pot. I do have the Camelwill, that I keep a tower stove in. It looks like those stoves should fit better in this one.
Amazing pot from FM, by far my preferred pot! They just missed some graduation inside the pot to be able to measure volume, if it has this it would be THE pot in my opinion!!!
UPDATE on AVAILABILITY. I just hear back from Fire Maple. They have been hit hard with the recent upswing in COVID cases. The bush pot should be available again in 20 days
Hi Mark great comparison !. I own all 3 pots and agree that the fire Maple is superior in every way. Yes I'm in...lets be honest who can't use a second pot Lol !. Thanks for the review
Congratulation to Mike Kelly, the winner of this give-a-way. Mike please email your address and phone number to me at mark.eric.young@gmail.com Thanks to everyone who entered and keep watching for the return of Fire Maple products to Amazon
I received the pot yesterday and it is fantastic. I took it on a hike, steamed some Siu Mai in the steamer basket, and made some tea and miso soup while I was at it. It exceeded expectations in all regards. Thanks Mark and Fire Maple!
As a layperson all I can say is that this man really does seem to do his homework and has the requisite experience to absolutely back up the reviews. Bullet-proof reviews are in short supply on UA-cam, but not on this channel. Superb content, thank you from the UK.
Thank you for your kind words
Agreed. Intelligent, balanced, researched, tested, and courteous. Outstanding.
totally agreed!
I totally agree! Mark has taught a new to the art of bushcraft person so much. I enjoy every review i can find
When cooking over a fire soot stains the pot up to the level of the food. To keep soot away from the rim of the pan it is recommended that the level of food in the pot not come to with in an inch of the top. A cook that had been certified to cook over a wood fire told me that. He was a cook at a historic site. So I am glad that the makers of these cook pots do not expect people to fill the pot to the top. Also if you use the steamer basket the food should be below that anyway. Mary B Walsh. Interested in the pot give away.
Interesting…. I’ll have to remember that tip. Thanks!
Good information. You are in. Thanks for commenting
Designers need to take into consideration the usable practical volume of their advertised pot capacity. That's what I like the firemaple which gives you more volume because when cooking there's boilover, spillage when inserting a spoon to stir contents, evaporation loss of liquid etc. You're reviews are well done.
Yes, a good example are the common 750ml titanium cup/mugs. They are 750ml to the rim. Thanks for commenting
I don't know if this works over a fire , but , on My flat top electric stove , when boiling water , I lay a wooden spoon across the pot ... it doesn't boil over .
Great Comparison Mark ! Hoping You & Yours Have A Safe & Merry Christmas ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks, you too Terry
FireMaple makes some superb gear, I’m always impressed 👍
Agreed! Thanks for commenting Wade
I always appreciate it when someone puts the effort into making their product as good as it can get. Most of my pots are thrift store conversions. Please include me in the draw.
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Thank you for this review. I’ve been researching these types of pots for some time on Amazon, Walmart, Pathfinder, and UA-cam. This review seals the deal. Looks to be one of the most versatile for its size.
It is my go to pot when I am not testing something else out. Thanks for commenting
Great review Mark. I got one just after your initial video. I plan to use it a lot next camping season. And fot those interested i can confirm that in Poland you can get them at Decathlon
Great to hear! Thanks for commenting
Great comparison, Thankyou Save me the time when purchasing a larger pot for myself!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting
Well this video makes me happy as i have one of those pots on the way as I type. I researched a few other ones and I thought as you did the many features that I look for in a pot this one had. No modification to it at all. I'm glad to see you also came to the same conclusion that this is a perfect Bushpot. Firemaple did their homework in coming up with this one. Thank you sir for a great video and I subscribed to your channel as I believe you are a great person of knowledge and I hope in the future after watching your videos I will learn along the way. Brightest Blessings to you and as always may you never run out of places to explore.
Thank you for your kind words and blessings
This is a very nice thorough review. I love the level of description of the small details. This was exactly what I was looking for and based on this review I bought it and a Fire Maple frying pan. Great products. Nice job Mark.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting
I've had this pot for about a month and it has become my favorite bush pot. One problem I did have was when using the steamer basket while also cooking something like soup underneath I found it extremely difficult to lift the hot steamer basket to check on what was cooking below. I remedied this with an easy modification. I took one of those copper egg holders that come with an Easter egg coloring kit, (Any stiff rust resistant wire will do) and I cut off the big loop at the bottom preserving the small loop at the top to act as a grab handle. I then stuck the wire through the center strainer hole and then made another small loop at the end of the wire to keep it from being pulled back through the strainer basket. So basically, I ended up with a 2.5" wire going through the middle of the strainer basket with a small loop at each end. With this modification you can now use a fork to grab the loop and lift the hot basket up out of the pot. I also found that if you lift up the wire while you are loading up the basket with something like broccoli, the food will keep the capture loop above the food level for easier access. I kept the capture wire loose so it could move and slide and be out of the way when packing up my Billy can with other equipment for transport. Now if only Fire Maple would make this pot in light-weight titanium!
I love that suggestion. Thanks for commenting
The handle on the Fire Maple is a very useful feature. My Zebra pot needs a notched stick to safely pour boiling water. The drilled steamer tray is brilliant as well.
I agree. Thanks for commenting
You are quite right. Its an upgrade in all the areas i would want. Thank you for your review.
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for the review. I was just looking at replacing my 12cm zebra and saw this video. Just bought one off the fire maple site. I hope it all goes well shipping it to Australia.
Good choice! I really like mine. Thanks for commenting
Thank you Mark for another comprehensive and thoroughly enjoyable comparison video and review.
I don't have a billy pot yet, maybe it's time that I look into one.
Count me in for the draw!
You are in. Thanks for commenting
I'm very happy with mine. The locking lid was the sale point over the Pathfinder pot.
I agree. It is a great feature. Thanks for commenting
Great looking pot. Lots of possibilities for cooking. Please include me in your drawing. We all appreciate you giving all the information and sharing the skills you have.
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What a wonderful giveaway! All of my experiences with firemaple have been pleasant and glad to see that continues to be the case.
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I like the closure system and the strainer basket. It does look like the best Billy pot.
Great design. Thanks for commenting
Just discovered that it is unavailable for ordering at this time.
@@angelafowler508 I just heard back from Fire Maple. The pot will be back in about 20 days
Oh heck yeah! "I'm in" would love a fire maple 🔥🍁 pot ! Even Mores would be impressed with this one.
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Great review Mark! thank you and FireMaple for sponsoring the giveaway - all the best - BrianJ
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👍 Nice review. I appreciated the comparison with the other options. The Fire Maple is a dandy little pot.
Right on. It is my main use billy. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft I ordered one based upon your review. 🙂
I really enjoy your reviews. Not too long, helpful, and honest. Merry Christmas.
Happy holidays! Thanks for commenting
I'm interested in the pot giveaway! Thanks for this opportunity, Mark. Happy Holidays!
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Great comparison of all three. I have a couple of the Billy Pots but the Fire Maple has improvements that make it a nice all around handy pot to add to my collection!!
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Oh heck yeah "I'm in" would definitely love fire maple 🔥 🍁 pot !
Definitely the best bush pot I've seen so far. Hopefully some vendor in Canada will have these before summer comes...
I agree. Just need a company to jump on and they will sell. Thanks for commenting
Thanks Mark! For a Give Away!
Merry Christmas to All!
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Iv personally have had really bad experiences with this exact pot. Iv had 2 of them and sent both back.
The first one, the lid locking tabs, was broken in the mail. So I sent it back. I got a replacement. The second one I owned I used it for about a month and the same thing happend the lid tabs broke off.
They seriously have to re design the locking tabs. I love everything else about the pot the locking tabs are a serious week point
Unfortunate. I have not had an issue. Wonder if quality control is dropping. Thanks for commenting
I'm definitely interested in the Fire Maple pot it looks perfect for my bushcraft needs. Thanks!
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The Fire Maple pot looks great.
James Braley
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Would love to be in the contest. Perfect pot in all aspects. Thank you Mark for your always informative videos.
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I definitely have one of these at the top of my Amazon wish list. Great item for a giveaway. The rest of Fire Maples "stainless bushcraft" series looks quite well made as well.
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This company appears to make well thought out products. Great comparisons.
Thanks for commenting
This looks like a very well designed bush pot. Thanks for the review and comparing it to the competition.
I only whish they had a 14cm diameter version for my Solo Stove Titan...
Since I live in Europe I don't qualify for the giveaway, no problem!
Fire Maple may come out with a 14cm pot yet. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for the review. I have been interested in the Fire Maple pot and it looks like that is what I’ll go with.
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Count me in too! I actually have 2 Camel will 1.2 little pots (1 for fire, 1 for alcohol/gas) but I have been considering for a long time getting something I can bake in like the Billy Pot from Firebox Stoves. This would be a wonderful solution! Another great video to how best the three Firemaple is! Don't even see it here at Amazon in USA. THANKS MARK
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Thank you for another great and very thorough review. I've been checking out camp pot reviews for a while, and this appears to be what I have been waiting for. I would very much appreciate being added to the draw. Take care and thanks again.
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Wow I have three different sizes of he zebra pots and like you they have been my go to...but that pot just seems to check all the boxes for what I like..thanks for your thoughts always a great job..love to have one
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Thanks Mark, good review.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for this video, It was very helpful. You could also put some foil in the steamer tray and use it as a second cooking pan.
Interesting idea. I would think it would work for steaming something. Maybe a small 4" pie foil pie plate. I will give this a try. Thanks for commenting
Some of the weight difference between the Zebra & Fire Maple are the steel gauge and the holes drilled in the inner pan. I have both, use them regularly and they're great!
Yes, great observation. I love them both as well. Thanks for commenting
Fantastic video & comparison, as always, Mark! Count me in for the giveaway. Merry Christmas to you and the family!
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I have always wanted a zebra pot but have never afforded myself one. But the fire maple pot looks much improved over the zebra pot! Count me in please! Name is John.
Merry Christmas and happy new year to everyone 🎉
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Thank you for the review and add my name to the drawing.
Merry Christmas and have a safe Holiday. 😎
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I am interested in the Fire Maple pot. Nice review and the maple leaf design is very clever.
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In the pot, or in the drawing?
I have the Zebra pot, but the Fire Maple looks like a great improvement. Love your channel, Mark, Christmas blessings!
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Steve Ripley and I would gladly enter for a second chance to win a Fire Maple pot! Thank you for the opportunity again Mark! Great video and review.
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Thank you for the informative video, Mark. I can tell you are quite taken by this pot by your enthusiasm. Please include me in the drawing and if I am lucky, I could be enjoying one of these pots too!
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Great review as always. I am interested in a Firemaple pot. Thanks for the video.
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I would love the chance to win one of those Fire Maple Bush Pots!!! Happy Holidays from Newfoundland Canada 🇨🇦
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Beautiful pots! Just as soon as I find a safe place to buy? Just love them! Been looking at all the company's! They even have a poor over for coffee ☕ nice little lamps,,, perfect ❤️😉
Yes they are! Thanks for commenting
I'm interested in a Firemaple Bush pot.
Thank you very much for share!
As always I enjoy your videos and your honesty! Thank you! And Merry Christmas!
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I’m interested in the giveaway. Thank you. One thing that is rarely mentioned that I find is important is the sides of the bail being slanted or not. I have often had lids drop in the fire because the bail is inwardly slanted and I hit it while taking the lid off. The Fire Maple has a bail that goes straight up. Love it!
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Great review and I look forward to your baking video in this billy pot. All the best from Maine and please count me in for the giveaway.
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Looks like a great pot!
It is my go-to pot right now. Thanks for commenting
It really does look perfect.
My current bushpot has no pour spout and also the bail falls down.
I use my little dish to finish cooking eggs so the holes wouldn't help with that 😆
I wonder if the ohuhu stove would nest inside the fire maple.
I'm going to look at them
If your Ohuhu stove is the same as my Lixada then you need a 14cm pot. This is only 12cm. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft you are right! The diameter on the amazon page says 14.5cm but that is for the outside of the bail.
Maybe not quite perfect for me then.
Thank you!
My perfect pot (I have many, almost all titanium) is the Evernew 1.3 liter pot, because it is almost as light as my Snow Peak 700 ml cup. Both were made in Japan, which I like (China is not our friend), and Evernew uses a thinner gauge of titanium than anyone else, making them ultralight. It has a simple lid, not a frying pan, though the pot itself is wide enough to fry eggs or brown meat in. The bottom is flat. Pots with raised bottoms are no good for frying because the oil collects around the edges of the pot. I have done most of the Appalachian Trail with this pot and one of my Snow Peak titanium solo pots as a cup. I have a few "bushcrafty" pots, which are great for stationary camping, but I go as light as I can when hiking, with the exception of winter hiking, when I will take my Kelly Kettle aluminum Scout water boiler/stove.
You have an amazing collection of pots, pans, cups, grilles and stoves. Do you have any ultralight folding titanium utensils? I'm looking for an ultralight spatula for my Evernew pot.
Thanks again, and Merry Christmas to you and your family! 🙏✌👍
Merry Christmas to you as well. Thanks for commenting
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to every one from Scandinavia 🇩🇰🎅🕊️
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Thank You Mark!! Nice lookin pot! Would love to win it!!! Bless You and Family Sir!!
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I'm in for the drawing. I would love to have one to use. Thanks for your great videos.
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Great review as usual, Mark! When I first saw the Fire Maple pot I thought it had all of the best features of the Zebra Billy and the Self Reliance Outfitters Pots. Happy holidays and I look forward to your next video.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks again for another great review. I was actually considering getting a Zebra 12 pot, but I’m now going to look more closely at the Maple Pot.
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I'm in for the pot draw. Unfortunately I was too late to get a Mkrs pot from 4 Dog Stove. This looks almost as good.
Great videos. May God bless and have a safe, superb Holliday.
Al
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I am interested in the Fire Maple pot. Thanks Mark.
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I love my bush pot the only problem iv had with it is one of the lid clips broke off it in my opinion that's the only week point on the whole thing. I did get a replacement sent to me tho
Interesting. Mine are still good. Glad to hear they took care of you. Thanks for commenting
This looks like an very good pot. Looks like I need to pick one up. They weren't onn my radar
I really like using this pot. Thanks for commenting
Thank you for this review... like all the others! You always bring us lot of good info. I just received a new Antarcti 1,2L, I already have the 10 and 14 Zebra billy pots, I was looking for a in-between. I must admit, it is hard to choose between those two products, they are both very good and well made. The Fire Maple have a better design, the Zebra have a stronger construction (a bit thicker) but an less easy handle managment. One very good thing less mentionned, a bonus for me (!), the Fire Maple fit exactly, very tight, into the Bushbox XL, the trivets placed in the upper slots, the upper part of the sides of the stove offer a sturdy support, preventing accidental and dangerous sliding. It can be useful for those having already that stove. BTW.: What do you do with all the snow received recently? You can send us a bit, in southern Québec the winter is dying 🥲... we are still in February 😭. I like the seasons at the right place.
Winter is not over yet for us. We have another good size storm coming tomorrow. It is making woods travel a real challenge. Thanks for commenting
Another great video! Thank you for all you do. Great pots, I'd love to have one. Take care and God bless.
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Just got the kettle after seeing your revue. You are gonna cost me lots of money by changing all my cookware. LOL. I'm in the draw... 😁
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Great video. Always great detail. I'm in for the drawing.
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Thanks for the review! I loved it.
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I've been looking for a Billy pot, was looking at the Zebra and the FM. FM looks like the winner, thanks for the detailed comparison! Merry Christmas!
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Great review on the pot I’ve got 2 Billy pots one from the Amazon and one from firebox with metal clips highly recommend that one anxious to try fire maple
Btw I’m in
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Great review Mark. Out of stock on US Amazon, but in stock on Fire Maples web site, so I grabbed one. Great looking pot.
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Great review as always, Mark. I have the Camelwill pot based on your review of it. I would say the Fire Maple pot is an improvement and indeed a perfect replacement. I would very much like to be included in drawing for your giveaway of the Fire Maple pot. Thank you for all your reviews.
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I really like my Fire Maple Bush Pot.
Right on. Still my go-to pot for over a fire. Thanks for commenting
Great review. Like you, the idea of having to modify a newly purchased item is counter productive especially if there's a better version from a different manufacturer. Please add me to your drawing for the Fire Maple billy pot.
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Would definitely be interested in the draw. Thank you for these.
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I would like to compare this with my current Billy pot. Thanks for the video.
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Hello Mark and Merry Christmas from your southern neighbors in ew Hampshire. I love your reviews. I own the Zebra and have enjoyed it for many years but these Fire Maple people really know how to improve on a good product to make it great. Please count me in for their giveaway. Mike K. From N.H. USA
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Thank you for the great review. I do have a Zebra Billy Pot for my twig stove I keep at home for power outages, it's a great pot. I've been considering buying another for camping and the Fire Maple bush pot looks great, so I'm definitely interested in the drawing. After your review of the Fire Maple kettle, I did buy one, it's a great kettle.
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Great review! Interested in the GAW.
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I picked one of these up after your first review. Still haven't used it yet, but it will be seeing some use in the near future. ;-)
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That pot looks nice, Mark! I am interested and in the USA. Happy Holidays!
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Great review, I'm in for the drawing
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I have been pricing Billy pots for a while but have not taken the plunge with any. Thank you for the thorough review and comparison.
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Definitely interested. Love your video.
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Loved the video. I would love this pot I am in. Thanks.
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Would love to be in the drawing!
Thanks for all you do.
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I am interested in the Fire Maple pot. I do have the Camelwill, that I keep a tower stove in. It looks like those stoves should fit better in this one.
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Amazing pot from FM, by far my preferred pot! They just missed some graduation inside the pot to be able to measure volume, if it has this it would be THE pot in my opinion!!!
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I am definitely interested. I have a Zebra, but after your review it seems this one has more to offer.
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UPDATE on AVAILABILITY. I just hear back from Fire Maple. They have been hit hard with the recent upswing in COVID cases. The bush pot should be available again in 20 days
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Mark, please add me to your list for the Firemaple pot. Thanks for another great review. Best of the holiday season to you and yours.
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Looks like a great pot thank you for the review.
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Very interested In the Fire Maple pot. Thanks Mark for the review. Do the baking accessories Firebox has fit the Fire Maple pot?
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Way cool pot. Starting a long day hike pack that I can just grab and go. I am interested in getting this pot. please put me in the drawing.
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Hi Mark great comparison !. I own all 3 pots and agree that the fire Maple is superior in every way. Yes I'm in...lets be honest who can't use a second pot Lol !. Thanks for the review
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