Tea Kettle, Stainless Steel Teapot, Portable Coffee Pot, Whistling Water Kettle, Camping Picnic Stove Top 0.8L/1.1L/1.2L/1.6L

I've used this at a deer camp for several months. It holds enough water for several mugs of hot cocoa, a couple of dry soup mixes, and enough water left over for washing dishes. It's a good volume for a few people.Water pours well from the spout (limited dribbling down the sides). I've left it half full for over a week a couple of times and when I come back, no signs of rust of metallic taste in the water.

There’s nothing better than coffee in the great outdoors. And this is kettle does that perfectly well. And can hold quite a bit of water as well.Large flat bottom means it captures a lot of the heat from the stove - whether it be backpacking or camp stove.I don’t take it backpacking - but I might for a big group. We use it for car camping and it’s great for that. Fast to boil. Handle works well. Easy fitting too.I would buy a model with a removable pour spout (goose neck) for brewing coffee if they offered it.

Actually bought to make hot sauce. Easy to use on the side burner on the grill, and spout pours easily to the blender and or to the hot sauce bottles when done!!

I just finished 7 days in the boundry waters this is one of the best items I took in. High quality, stable, easy to poor and clean, reduced fuel consumption as it was quick to boil. Boiled water daily for ready to eat meals, coffee and hot chocolate, Mac& cheese, etc.

Was lite weight and easy to pack... But it was a lot smaller than we expected, only able to heat enough water for 1.1/2 cups of coffee then have to reheat again for the other 1/2. Would have hoped that the capacity of the pot was not in letters, but in cups or quartz, we would have purchased a larger one...,

Pictures are taken at home, but this little kettle is definitely the perfect addition for backpacking. It holds a 100g fuel canister and my stove attachment inside, which saves on space. I brought a small pot holder with me when I first took it out but I had no issues with the handle getting hot. Overall, I am very pleased with it. It's super lightweight but also feels very durable.

Great tea pot! I disagree with the review that says its dangerous....my goodness...any pot with boiling water is has the potential to be dangerous....we are serious campers and have at least five tea pots when we set up a two week camp in the Black Hills... with no electricity.....We used this exclusivey for our coffee.... We drink coffee morning noon and night....Great tea pot... Easy to clean....light to pack...easy to pack due to its shape....unlike the other bulbous pots.... Would buy it again without hesitation..

This was a great kettle for what I needed. I got the large size and it was able to hold over 8 cups of water. We took it camping and we’re able to put it directly on the fire. Used it the whole trip.Note if you are trying to get the last bit of water out you will need to hold the lid, but for most of the time it’s fine.

Love this space saving kettle!Fast to reach boil compared to some more traditional kettles.

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