Trangia327517 Kettle For 27 Cook Set, 0.6 L

Nice and small to put in your pack. Not the fastest way of boiling water but if you’re out in the wild , your not in any rush.

Love it as it fits my trangia set up, was carrying a separate kettle but went for this and glad I did. You can make more room for it by taking out one of the pots but it I haven’t. It’s well made trangia quality, light and tiny! I think it’s about 600ml of water so not quite two cans of soda pop, perfect for two 👍

I bought this to go with my Trangia 27. I already have a 1.6l travel kettle (pictured) but it's an awkward fit with the 27 and it has to be packed separately. The Trangia kettle on the other hand fits inside one of the 27's pots, and with the handle turned down the Trangia packs down into its usual size. Even with the burner inside the kettle there's still enough space inside for some 3-in-1 coffees and/or teabags.Good stuff? It feels robust. It's tiny and lightweight and it makes for a cute talking point. It holds enough for two standard cups of tea if you fill it to the brim and carefully pour it out, or one-and-three-quarter cups if you're worried about boiling water splashing everywhere. There's no whistle, but this isn't really an issue with a meths-burning stove (you're not likely to leave it unattended!). I found that the water tasted slightly odd, probably because of the meths, but it's not camping unless the water tastes odd.On the downside an extra pot is more versatile than a single-purpose kettle, although on a psychological level it feels wrong to make coffee with water boiled in a pot. Carrying a larger kettle isn't all that much of a bother because it's hollow. As mentioned in other reviews the interior tarnishes in an odd-looking way after the first boil, but this is apparently harmless. I don't know if it's deliberate or a result of buying the kettle separately, but the spout stops it sitting snugly inside the 27's pots. It fits, but it looks as if it should fit better.Still, they're picky complaints. As with everything by Trangia it's more expensive than you might expect but on the other hand they're a small company in a high-tax country, so I can't grumble.

Having been boiling water in a mess tin, this is light years ahead. The water boils much quicker and the kettle is light and very tiny. The handle is far enough away from the heat to remain cool. Very well made it is not expensive. If space is a problem you can even store things in it.

Perfect kettle that fits the 27 cook set, stows away in the set when it is packed away. Good lightweight kettle just for camping/ hiking, boils up quickly but doesn't make a lot because of its compact size. Ideal for single trekker but can quickly boil up for another person.

I finally had to replace the kettle from my trangia cookset. It had corroded through, and had small holes in the base. The rest of the set still works fine, so a replacement kettle has it working as well as it did when new. The kettle is the heart of your trangia cookset, don't buy a set that does not have one. I use mine to make turkish coffee, it saves me having to carry milk on multi day outings. It is not the newest, it is not the lightest, it is not the fastest, and it is certainly not the flashiest cookset in the world, but it just works, without fuss or complaint, in all conditions, and everything you need packs inside it.What more can I say? I have used mine continuously since first buying it in 1982, and it will probably outlast me.

The main body of the Trangia-made kettle has been made of one piece of aluminium unlike many kettles whose bottom is a seperate piece of metal crimped to the top part. That means this kettle will never leake unless you puncture it with a nail. The kettle fits neatly inside the size 27 pots. The kettle has a wide lid so that you can store either the meths burner or the gas burner inside the kettle. When in use the kettle fits inside the top wind shield to receive heat efficiently from whatever kind of burner you are using. Excellent value for money

Its expensive but so so cute. Its trangia and fits into the 28(?) cookset pans for a trad meths addict like myself. Holds enough for a decent sized cuppa...but only just. Not as efficient as a titanium mug on a roaring jetboil but so much quieter on a morning. Did I mention it was cute?