Fire Maple Lac Butane Gas Stove

Standard 8 oz (227 g) butane cartridges, the long cans sold at any hardware or Asian grocery store. Not the screw-on isobutane canisters used by backpacking stoves.

15,060 BTU (4.4 kW): one litre in about 3 minutes 25 seconds. Piezo ignition, no lighter needed.

Butane loses pressure below about 5 °C. The built-in regulator keeps the flame steadier than a basic cartridge stove, but on a frosty morning keep the spare can in your jacket and shield the stove from wind.

The stainless pot stand is made for kitchen-burner style cooking outdoors, so a frying pan is fine. Add the Fire Maple folding windshield on open sites.

Same cartridge, half the footprint: 21.4 × 18.8 × 12 cm and 1.23 kg instead of a briefcase-sized box. Stainless pot stand and burner head instead of painted steel, a pressure regulator for a steady flame, and it fits in a camp-kitchen box with the pots.