Perfect for camping! Very light and just the size we needed
Great little stove kettle , when unboxing the product I realised it was a lot smaller than I imagined however it still holds 1 litre, feels and looks good quality , no control concerns
Finally, a spout that doesn't splash everywhere! Pours like a dream compared to my old Aluminum pot. It's dead light and won't rust
Love how this looks and fits. No awkward spout sticking out means it actually stays protected in my kit
Love the masculine, matte look.We have to boil twice for our group of four.
Got this for my husband who's a total gear nut. He's obsessed with the "rainbow tints" it gets after a fire. It's compact, but actually the perfect size for our two morning coffees. For a couple trying to shave weight, it's a total win.
This little kettle is a beast. It weighs next to nothing and boils water in a flash on my pocket stove. If you're trying to shave ounces off your pack, this is a no-brainer. The mesh bag is a nice touch to keep things quiet.
Exceptional thermal efficiency and durability, though the matte finish remains prone to surface scratches
was sick of lugging a heavy steel pot, so I grabbed this for a trip where wood fires were banned. It sat right on my propane pit and boiled water in a flash. It's insanely light, but the matte finish scratches if you even look at it wrong. A bit of a splurge, sure, but for saving my back? Totally worth it.
Used this for a sunrise coffee at the summit. It's insanely light
his kettle is insanely light-fits my camper and my backpacking kit. The pour is legit; no annoying dribbles down the side like my old cheap pot. One gripe though: that tiny spout cap is a joke. It's slick, but I give it two trips before it vanishes into the woods.
There I was, freezing my tail off at 6 AM, and this kettle was a lifesaver. We chucked it straight into the coals because we were too lazy to set up the grate. It boils water in a flash, no BS. But here's the thing: that little triangular ring on the lid is fiddly as hell. It flops down when you're trying to grab it with thick gloves, and I almost tipped the whole thing over trying to fish it up. It's featherlight and does the job, but for the price, the lid design is a bit of a headache.
I used to lug around this heavy steel kettle that took forever to boil. Swapped it for this Ti version on a whim for a coaching trip. Man, the weight difference is insane-it's like it's not even there. I chucked it right on the campfire grate and it held up like a champ.
I've been tossing this straight onto the coals every night for my coffee. the bottom gets soot-stained instantly and you'll get those permanent rainbow heat tints.
Built to last, hands down. Dropped it on a rock and it barely scratched. Weighs next to nothing for backcountry trips. One thing: the finish is rough around the edges and the spout drips if you pour too fast. Not a showpiece, but it works when you're freezing.
Brought this guy along for a cross-country trip and it's been a lifesaver for roadside soup and coffee. It heats up fast and cools down even faster-perfect for when I need to pack up and hit the road again. One annoyance: when it's rolling, the lid rattles like crazy on my camp stove. It's a bit noisy in a quiet van, but for the space savings? It's a win.
Finally a kettle that doesn't take up my whole tiny kitchen. It's compact as hell and fits right in my nesting set
Okay, this kettle is insanely light-feels like nothing in my pack. Boils water in a flash. Only gripe? It shows fingerprints like crazy after one use. It's not a dealbreaker, but it won't stay pretty for long. Still a great buy for the weight.
As light as possible!
It seems this could not be lighter! It's amazingly light - I got a good bit of joy tossing it to people to watch THEM go, Wow, that's light! It's got a wrapped handle to lift with to prevent burns.
Perfect for my weekend glamping setup. It's slick and definitely upgrades the vibe of my camp kitchen.