Fire Maple Duo - Antarcti Line of Bushcraft Pots and Pans 

Fire Maple are making some great tools. I do prefer my cooking pots to stand up to direct flame, so I use the 1.2L bushpot.

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Thanks a bunch Mark! I did buy both this Duo and the Bush Pot and found that even though the metal lid will fit the Duo, the bowls that can hold a fuel canister inside the Duo will not fit inside the Bush Pot. So there is not a complete interoperability between the two. Have to pick your pot wisely for your trip or carry both! LOL ! Jeff

Thanks for review of complete system!

An upside down pie plate would be a nice lid and then can be used as a plate.

Good review Mark , thanks for sharing , God bless !

Really good review, love the jacket.

Great review and a good looking pot. If you ever decide to have a yard sale Mark please let me know haha!

Reminds me of the Decathlon Trek 500 2 person pot set. However this is a better set in mho especially the handle. Great review!

isn't it funny how 1.2 litres seems to have become a world wide industry standard capacity for medium to large camping pots ?

Thanks for another great review Mark! It seems like they took the silicone coating on the handle and the plastic lid from GSI’s Halulite series and the stainless steel pot from their Glacier series and put them together… Not a good match IMHO. Plastic lids shouldn’t be included in a bushcraft lineup. Also, it seems like a great pot, but it’s just too close to the other 1.2L Antarctic bush pot they sell. I have the GSI glacier 1.1 L boiler and it’s a great pot… It would be great to see a side-by-side review along with the new Stanley pot (1.1L).

Really good review Mark The lid is a really nice improvement I’m with you on the Spork! I get the purpose just not a fan

I like the fact that you can fit an 8oz gas canister in it. As for cooking over an open fire if you run out of gas or don't have a small wood stove, maybe just place it on the edge of the fire and take a small piece of aluminum foil for a lid.

G'day Mark, yep always good to have a self contained kit. I really like the idea of a see through lid, (I even take a glass lidded saucepan car camping), but yeah I'm with ya, I wouldn't be going with this material for the privilege; nor would I be taking glass in a pack, ...... so SS it is for on the trail. I'm also with ya on sporks; the compromise isn't worth it. I do actually have a long handled job, but better for stirring rather than eating. In fairness, it does serve, pardon the pun, as a back up to a long handled spoon and looking for the best method of using the two together as tongs. You can sorta do it, kinda like chopsticks, but gotta be a better way without, "permanently" fixing them together, ............ might as well just take tongs. I was mess'n about with various clothes peg springs but couldn't quite get there with the handle cross section I have. Btw; have you ever seen a light weight, non folding, long handled fork ? Ti really shines when it comes to utensils IMO, but to get said fork, I'd be happy with SS ............... anyone ? Cheers Duke.

I like it, Mark. Thanks for the heads up. For future video subjects, maybe? I saw somewhere that you can actually boil water in a plastic pop bottle by simply laying a bottle filled with water in the fire coals. The bottle won't melt thanks to the heat-sink action of the water inside. Don't know if it would be useable for tea or coffee or soup BUT it would be a good source of hot water for washing the dishes after the meal. Thought you might be interested?

Clear lid is nice. They should include both clear and metal locking lids with purchase.

Your channel is great, your reviews are great. But I wish you would review products from countries that don’t want to destroy Western civilization.

like the review......another bluenoser....

Fire maple just steals other companies designs. Not a fan.