Bulin Camping Kettle, 2.2L Large Portable Stovetop Tea Kettle Fast Heating Boiling Hot Water for Open Fire Lightweight Coffee Pot with Anti-Scald Handle & Carry Bag for Outdoor Hiking Picnic Travel

Great lightweight kettle. Boils quick & hot!! Easy to clean. Nice and simple. 👍

I love my new light weight perfect shots kettle for my tiny RV kitchen! It took few minutes to boil my water for morning coffee. I could boil at least 4 large eggs in it! Love the lite weight and it's mesh carry bag. I just hang it up when not use. Great buy! Not too small..or too big. Right size. Good quality with study handle and grip with heat resistance.

Originally I wanted a small kettle for camping. But I quickly realized a small kettle is not enough. I like the size on this product and also the quality.Con:The handles will get hot even if I remove it on the side a little. It doesn’t bother me much but if you are looking for something that has better heat proof then this kettle is not for you. I think the company can make a better choice on the material of the handle. -1 star.Pro:Love the design, color, finish, weight, and size.To be fair, you can even use this to replace a kettle for home needs.I bought for outdoor use. So it’s large for make hot water for coffee and instant ramen and there’s still a bit extra water left. Quick boil and the handle can stay on the top or whichever angel you want to adjust it for.Durable material and it seems to be able to last a long time with care.

1- heat exchanger pots are the real deal. They save about 30% fuel and time. I particularly like this design. It's similar to the much more expensive MSR Reactor, in that the vents are higher than the fins, so heat is forced partially up the side. Logically, more heat is captured.2- this is a sturdy 1.5 L pot with a good handle and lid. I wish it had volume markings. That said, the top of the ring inside is 12 oz, which is exactly what I need for my aeropress.3- this pot does not work with all stoves. Example: the Soto Amicus supports are just barely wider than the solid ring covering the fins on the base. Use the Amicus, and the pot will not be adequately supported (only about 1mm of the pot will be on each support, not good). It works perfectly for me with the Kovea Spider.4- I've used it for heating water and making homemade chicken vegetable soup (my favorite camping dinner). The 1.5L size is adequate for at least 2 people.5- I fit a 220gm canister, Kovea Spider, aluminum foil windscreen (made from a disposable aluminum pan), a Swedish dishcloth, and igniter inside the pot.6- Overall: a well made, inexpensive heat exchanger pot that works well with the Kovea Spyder stove I have. The fins are protected and the design makes sense to me. I also didn't have a mid-size HE pot. I enjoy camp cooking. Sometimes my 1L is too small and my 2L is too bulky. This fills a gap nicely for me.

This in conjunction with the recommended stove works great. As a solo camper my water for food / coffee boiled in less than a min as I didn’t need to boil a large amount. Incredibly efficient.

Great 1.5L pot with a locking lid! Works great with kovea spider after I cut out a few notches so it sits closer to the burner head.Boil times for kovea spider with coleman propane fuel via kovea adapter:-before cutting out the notches: 0.5l water 2 min 45 sec 11g of fuel used- after cutting out the notches 0.5lwater 1min 50 sec 6g of fuel user

I have used this on multiple long range backpacking trips. it works well when combined with a BRS stove. I can pack my coffee mug and BRS stove inside of it, and the locking lid keeps everything together. the heat exchanger works well for rapid heating. the unit is high quality. on a recent Philmont 12 day backpacking trip, we used this unit for the adults to make coffee quickly every morning.

Perfect size and super lightweight.