Ultra-Light Expedition Camping and Hiking Kettle - 800/600ml

I wanted to use this pot a few time's before writing a review. Hold's about 4-regular size coffee cups of water. Obviously compact, it store's easily in a pack, and I use it to hold a few thing's to compensate for space. The handle, as advertised, is wrapped with silicon. I haven't set the pot directly in a fire. I typically build a small tripod, and hang the pot. With that method, even with boiling water, grabbing the handle without glove's hasn't been an issue. However, it will discolor. This should be expected! The handle on the lid is the same material, and is big enough to remove with gloves if needed. The lid design stood out to me over anything else. It nestle's far enough into the pot to allow pouring without the lid coming off, making pouring easy to do. Just to see how far it will hold, I turned the pot just past vertical before the lid began to fall. This is a feature I have not seen on other pot's of similar design, even the far more expensive one's. Easy to clean. So, go ahead, buy it and brew yourself some cowboy coffee. Happy trails!

I've been using this for several months now. It's part of my car camping kitchen and I make cowboy coffee in it. The size is perfect for one person. Water comes to a boil very quickly on my butane camp stove. The insulated handle stays cool. With the handle folded down this tucks right into one of my cooking pans so it takes up no extra space in my camp stuff. Excellent value, I'm glad I didn't buy one of the more expensive versions that look basically the same as this one. In fact I like using it so much that I often use it at home to make coffee now too.

Great kettle - very lightweight, I can make noodles in it just like any pot, but can also pour water easily from it. For my uses the wider, more shallow shape boils water faster than my tall narrow pot (of course there are other variables). Time will tell how this holds up. So far, I'm very happy with my purchase and can't wait to use it more - it's just what I was looking for. As a side-note, Expedition Research is apparently a husband and wife duo, and from first-hand experience they personally answer emails and genuinely care that their customers are happy.

I spent way too much time debating what kettle to buy. THIS IS THE ONE YOU WANT! Makes me happy every time I use it and the silicone on the handle doesn't melt, don't stress.

Been enjoying boiling water at work to make tea and coffee and this little kettle is perfect for one or two cups! So easy to fill and pour and I appreciate the silicone pot handle and the easy pour spout. Looking forward to using it outdoors this camping season!

Want a great camping Kettle then this one is the one for you. It's light ,pours nice and the top stays on it when poring. The large opening lets you store items inside the kettle when hiking so there isn't any wasted space in the backpack.

I'm really into this little kettle! We purchased it for a backpacking trip, which it will be perfect for. I do plan on using it at home too as I drink tea daily. The kettle is designed really well, pours smoothly and is extremely lightweight! I didn't have any trouble with the handle wobbling while pouring. A+ design. Thanks!

Pros. Good quality and light weight (not recommended for backpacking) I rather get a regular titanium pot.Cons. Design does not make it easy to fit nothing inside when you go backpacking.

This tiny, ultralight kettle is great for coffee for two or heating some wash water. The lid stays on, the handle clips (loosely) into place and doesn't get too hot (though it does a bit), then folds away for easy storage. It's really flat, which means it fits comfortably on a gas ring, but it also means that, when full, it does sway a bit, so it does need a bit of care when handling. I've used it for two trips so far and it has not suffered at all despite no special care in storing or packing it. The storage bag is very light and fits easily and well, offering decent protection when packed in a bag with other cookware. The whole thing is light enough and small enough to barely notice in a rucksack (and you can put stuff like spices, coffee, tea, etc inside it, so it takes up virtually no space). Beats an open pan for boiling water any day.

This is my second purchase from Expedition Research and once again exceeded my expectations in quality and attention to detail. One design improvement is that the handle (bail) can lock in place which is an important safety feature when pouring hot liquid.