0.7L Outdoor Camping Kettle, Portable Camping Tea Kettles for Boiling Water, Hard Anodized Aluminum Camping Water Boiler, Compact Coffee Pot for Camping Hiking Backpacking

Don't let it sit with water in it on the counter it will leak, but works great, lightweight in my pack I fill it with items to minimize space and have tea when hiking I really love the design!

Its a clever kettle , I picked it up , primarily because it was not a round kettle . Only issue is that I wish they made one with a higher capacity . This is only good for one mug of coffee , but it fits perfectly on a folding stove I have . Overall , I like it .

Perfect size, great design, but I didn't realize it was made of aluminum. There's been quite a few studies of unhealthy heavy metal release from boiling water in aluminum.

I bought this kettle so I can use it on a wood stove in my tent. I quicky realized it isn't heating up well because the pot does not seat flat. The bottom of the pot is raise 1/8" higher than the perimeter edge of the pot. Meaning 99% of the pot does NOT touch the hot cooking surface, just the thin outer edge. WTH?? I guess this is only useful for flame cooking? If so, I would have expected it to be noted as such so not to waste my money. Another poor product I have earned because I can not see it in person and I was taken advantage of from that.

Good little light weight pot for heating water fast it is aluminum. Dementia etc etc etc

The media could not be loaded. If you don't follow Japanese campers on IG, do it! That's where I first saw kettles like this. They'd fill them with water then use it as a lid over there metal Bento boxes in which they were cooking stuff. They weren't bring the water to a boil when used as a lid, but it was hot enough for tea or hot chocolate. One can aslo bring water in it to a boil and then set it over the box to help cook down from the top, too.The construction is a bit flimsy as the walls are very thin aluminum, so don't bang it around much or use it over a campfire as it'll melt. The pointed handle make it easy to lift off the stove with a stick. The lid stays in place pretty well when pouring, but it's always safest to hold it in place. Overall, I'm very pleased with it but it needs to be a bit thicker to get five stars.

The kettle is very nice and ultralight, making it perfect for backpackers. The handle conveniently has a triangular bend, rather than a rounded handle, which makes picking up the hot pot with a branch or stick safely. The pot only holds a little over two cups of water, so this is more of a personal pot rather than for a group. It does boil water quickly thanks to the wide surface bottom, so making several cups of boiled water can be done quickly in a pinch, if together with others. Overall it's a nice and lightweight kettle, I just wish it was slightly taller to accommodate more volume.