It works fantastically with the Windmaster with Triflex pot support!

Works very well with a SOTO Windmaster using the triflex pot stand. The Windmaster, and gas will fit inside the Petrel pot.

For what it's worth, I boiled 2 cups of water with a Pocket Rocket Deluxe and the Petrel in 1 minute 58 seconds. Also sanded the lower rim of the lid so it wouldn't stick when it got hot.

I use the Petrel with the Soto Windmaster, works extremely well, doesn’t need a windscreen, and is very easy to mount and remove. And while the Petrel is listed at 600ml, it actually holds 800ml. I also use a piece of a foil pan as a lid, as the Petrel lid weighs a full ounce and more importantly, it sticks when the water boils and becomes hazardous if you try to take it off right away. Really like the pot and your review!

I have this pot and have used it with the hornet ll that comes with it. I also have BRS3000T and I did bend the three pot supports on that so that they are perpendicular from the center point and it works really well with the Petrel. I think the Hornet is bit better in wind, but BRS is smaller. I dont care how fast they boil, I care about how much they use gas so that I dont need to carry extra 200g of gas with me. BRS is quite good but Hornet is bit better. And if you dont open the valve fully on the hornet it will use even less gas because the pot will extract more of the heat and not so much escapes. BRS works the same when not fully open, but it is more vulnerable with wind. And I like to use a pan for bacon and fish and BRS is too small for that but Hornet holds pans too.

I've used it with the brs 3000t and two cups to a boil under 2 min. Minor bend of the three tips though

I couldn’t find it on their site. Great review. Too bad one comment said won’t fit pocket rocket. Thanks Mark.

Neat little pot for sure Mark. Thanks for sharing.

Love watching your shows , keep up the good work

Great Show & Tell Shared Here, Very Impressive ! Thanks For This Mark ! ATB T God Bless

Nice review, thanks Mark.

I like the size. The larger size of this similar style pot for me, is a little too big. This seems more practical for hiking, bike, or motorcycle camping.

I have been thinking of getting one of these. I would be using it with a MSR Pocket Rocket 1 ..... looks like it would function fine. Pretty compact set up. Thanks Mark!

Good review Mark, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

Have you had the pot lid issue where it gets very tight when hot? I have found that after 30s of the heat being off it’s easy to lift the lid again, it can be lifted before that but care must be taken immediately after water has boiled as its tight and cauls cause a spill.

I'd like to see the performance with remote polaris, firemaple claim 1:27 to boil

use it with the Hornet II stove😊 pocket rocket deluxe dont fit

I’m curious Mark. All those little fins have so little direct contact with the bottom of the pot. So I’m thinking it’s more to do with creating a super hot chamber, or ultra wind break. Usually heat sinks like that are more to do with dissipating heat from something they’re attached to by increasing its surface area. It could work in reverse, but as I said, there is more surface in the air than against the pot. Or is it more of a vent to let enough air in, but cut the wind?…….curious minds need to know! 🙂

I wish I knew about this before I bought a VERY VERY expensive Jet Boil.. Although I will say the Jet Boil is so good I threw away my electric kettle and bought a second Jet Boil..

Somewhat too fiddly and also too small of a pot. The three little slots essentially make it a small pot 'system' companion for same company's Hornet stove. The three-slotted leg alignment routine would get old fast. Inefficiency and Alignment scenarios with other stove use would make it much less optimized for use with 'most' other small to micro stove setups. Boiling hot stuff and fiddling around "finessing" is a recipe for getting burned. JetBoil heat exchanger pot design remains the top dog with canister stove burners of this general type and output. As a stove and pot system, it remains a more well thought out overall product. I will wager also more efficient, stable, less fussy, and longer term reliable. 'For me' --- I would not purchase this small, three-slotted pot...unless, I was intending to compliment or have the burner it was idealy suited for. Let's say, I have a small 750 ml titanium pot and a small stove... this slotted pot would be the case of gearheaded solution to nonexistent problem ie. just buying anothet piece of gear. If the company gave me this system to review... as a guide and outfitter here in Alaska... I would place high attention to detail on how it compares under field conditions riverside with say something like my old Jetboil SOL (smaller volume Ti. sadly discontinued) and small to micro stoves using 600-750ml pots without heat exchangers. Back in the day... Innovative companies that would send out gear for testing review, would often want the equipment back at the end of testing to examine and review it for themselves. This gave a Hands-On approach to both the tester and the company. I have to wonder and ask does a company like fire maple send all this stuff out to KZfaq reviewers and wish to see it back so they can look it over, or is it all an ad campaign? I'm not singling you or any other reviewer out, yet it seems the trend of how this company uses KZfaqrs as advertising platform by routinely providing free stuff.