Product Review: FireMaple Feast 4 Outdoor Cookware + Test

FireMaple Feast 4 Outdoor Cookware Review

(German Version HERE)

Whether you’re camping, trekking, or enjoying a weekend outdoors, a warm meal is essential. However, finding the right cookware for your trip isn’t always easy. It needs to be lightweight, compact, and durable while offering enough capacity for multiple people …

The FireMaple FEAST 4 Outdoor Cookware promises just that: a complete set for 3-4 people, including pots, a frying pan, and a kettle—all neatly stackable and lightweight. But does it live up to its promises in real-world use? I put it to the test!

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What’s Included in the Set

The FireMaple FEAST 4 is a well-balanced combination of anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and nylon, ensuring durability while keeping the weight low. Weighing just 1014 grams (35.7 oz), it is one of the lightest outdoor cookware sets on the market.​

The Feast 4 Set Includes:

• Large Pot: 2 liters (67.6 fl oz) – 188 x 118 mm​
• Small Pot: 1.5 liters (50.7 fl oz) – 168 x 98 mm​
• Frying Pan: 0.9 liters (30.4 fl oz) – 194 x 45 mm​
• Kettle: 0.8 liters (27 fl oz) – 153 x 73 mm​
• Accessories: 2 plastic bowls, 1 plastic spoon, 1 cleaning sponge, 1 mesh storage bag​

Unboxing – First Impressions

When I first opened the packaging, I was immediately struck by how light the set felt. For a cookware set designed to serve three to four people, I expected something a bit heavier. My initial reaction? “Something must be missing.” But as I unpacked each component, it became clear: everything was there—just incredibly compact and efficiently packed.

The material quality stood out right away. There was no cheap plastic smell, no rough edges, and nothing about the set felt flimsy or hastily assembled. The pots, pan, and kettle all had a solid, well-crafted feel, and the anodized aluminum surface gave them a sleek, durable finish.

A few thoughtful details also caught my attention. The lids are designed with small ventilation holes to prevent boiling over, a simple but practical feature. The handles fold neatly for compact storage, and the included mesh bag ensures everything stays together and organized in your backpack.

At this point, I was curious to see if the lightweight build and smart design would hold up in real-world use.

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Who Is the FireMaple FEAST 4 For?

This cookware set is perfect for a variety of outdoor enthusiasts and activities:

• Campers – Ideal for camping trips as it’s lightweight, compact, and easy to store. With two pots and a pan, you can prepare larger meals effortlessly.
• Trekkers & Hikers – The low weight and stackable design make it perfect for long hikes where every gram matters.
• Bushcrafters & Survivalists – The sturdy materials hold up well under tough conditions and work on gas stoves as well as open flames.
• Vanlife & Overlanding – Compact enough for a camper van but large enough for a full outdoor meal.
• Festival-Goers – A practical, lightweight solution for those who don’t want to miss out on warm meals.
• Anglers – Perfect for preparing a hot meal or drink while fishing.
• Hunters – Small enough to fit in a backpack but offers everything needed for cooking in the wild.
• Beachgoers – Great for cooking or making a hot cup of coffee during a day by the sea.

Overview of Each Component

Large Pot (2.0 Liters)

Ideal for preparing larger meals or boiling water for multiple people. The built-in measurement markings make it easy to add precise amounts of water, a useful feature for cooking in the outdoors.

Small Pot (1.5 Liters)

Perfect for side dishes or smaller portions. Like the large pot, it also features measurement markings, making it easier to control portions when cooking rice, pasta, or soups.

Frying Pan (0.9 Liters)

The even heat distribution ensures that food cooks consistently without burning. The textured bottom improves heat transfer and prevents sticking, making it great for low-fat frying.

I put the pan to the test while hiking by cooking two steaks—the results were excellent. The meat developed a perfect crust, with no burnt spots or uneven cooking. Cleanup afterward was simple, thanks to the effective non-stick coating.

Kettle

The FireMaple FEAST 4 kettle has a capacity of 0.8 liters (27 fl oz) and measures 153 x 73 mm. Its compact size allows for quick boiling, making it ideal for hot drinks or preparing freeze-dried meals.

The spout is designed for precise, drip-free pouring, which is particularly useful in outdoor settings where spills should be avoided. Thanks to the foldable handle, the kettle can be neatly packed within the set, ensuring it doesn’t take up extra space in your backpack.

Lids

Each pot comes with a well-fitting lid that stays in place during cooking, helping to retain heat and improve efficiency. The integrated drain holes make it easy to pour out liquids without spills—an especially handy feature for draining pasta or rice.

Handles

The riveted handles provide a secure and stable grip, with no wobbling or loosening even after extended use. When packed, they fold neatly against the cookware to save space. The nylon coating is heat-resistant and ensures a non-slip grip, even when wet—particularly useful in damp or cold conditions.

Bowls & Spoon

The two lightweight plastic bowls are functional and practical, though their size is relatively small. The included spoon is a useful addition, but it could benefit from a more heat-resistant material for durability over high temperatures. While these accessories are not essential, they are a nice extra for those who prefer an all-in-one cookware kit.

Mesh Bag

The included mesh storage bag is a simple but highly practical addition. It keeps all components securely packed together, preventing them from shifting inside your backpack. The drawstring closure ensures quick and easy access while keeping everything compact during transport.

Field Test – Real-World Performance

For the real-world test of the FireMaple FEAST 4 Outdoor Cookware, I set out on a forest trek with a friend. In the early afternoon, we arrived at a small hut along the former Plattenweg, an old military road that runs along the border between Thuringia and Hesse (the former Iron Curtain) —two regions in central Germany known for their dense forests, rolling hills, and extensive hiking trails. The setting was ideal for putting the cookware through its paces in a truly outdoor environment.

FireMaple Feast 4 in Action

Before getting started, my friend Philip took a close look at the frying pan. When you’re hungry after a long trek, food needs to be prepared quickly and efficiently—no time for underperforming gear.

We started with the kettle to make coffee. Within just a few minutes, the water reached a rolling boil, and thanks to the well-designed spout, pouring was smooth and precise, without any spills or drips—a small but important detail when handling boiling water outdoors.

Cooking Performance

For our meal, we prepared a spicy chickpea curry, a flavorful and energy-rich dish that’s perfect after a long hike. The frying pan performed exceptionally well. Heat was evenly distributed, preventing hot spots that could lead to burning, and stirring was effortless. The non-stick surface proved to be effective, ensuring that nothing stuck to the pan.

While the curry was simmering, we used the large pot to cook two bags of rice. Once again, the cookware delivered: the water heated up quickly, and the rice cooked evenly without clumping.

The taste test confirmed our expectations—hot, hearty, and exactly what we needed after hours on the trail. The cookware had handled the job without any problems, proving its practicality for real-world outdoor cooking.

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Cleaning and Maintenance

Once we had finished our meal, it was time to see how easy the cookware was to clean. Here, the FireMaple FEAST 4 impressed us once again. Even with limited water, the set was quick and easy to clean, requiring only minimal effort. The non-stick surface helped prevent stubborn food residue, and the included cleaning sponge made it even easier to remove any remaining bits from the edges of the pots and pan.

Overall, the FireMaple FEAST 4 proved to be a well-designed, efficient, and highly functional cookware set that handled outdoor cooking with ease.

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Conclusion

If you’re looking for a lightweight, well-designed, and highly functional outdoor cookware set, the FireMaple FEAST 4 is an excellent choice. From its low weight and compact design to its high-quality materials and smart features, this set consistently impressed me throughout my testing.

Back at the Plattenweg, where we stopped to cook during our trek, the FEAST 4 proved its worth in a real outdoor setting. It handled every task effortlessly—boiling water quickly, distributing heat evenly across the pan, and cooking rice without clumping. The foldable handles, well-sized pots, and practical kettle made the entire cooking process smooth and efficient.

Another major advantage is how easy it is to clean. Even with minimal water, I was able to remove food residue without any hassle. The stackable design also makes it incredibly convenient to pack and carry, which is essential for multi-day hikes or camping trips.

Whether you’re into bushcraft, trekking, or camping, this set is a reliable and versatile companion for outdoor cooking. It has earned a permanent place in my gear, and I have no doubt it will continue to serve me well on future adventures.

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