Kelly KettleCamp Stove Stainless Steel - Boils Water Within Minutes, Uses Natural Fuel, and Enables You to Rehydrate Food or Cook a Meal (Medium Scout)

I’m all about being prepared for anything life throws my way. Since 2020 I’m on a mission to make sure we can be as comfortable as possible in any situation. After a week long power outage I learned it took 4 tealight candles to heat up a cup of tea. This kettle will be much more efficient, I bought a rocket stove so I’ll be able to use it on the porch or patio. Do I want to have to use it, heck no, but so glad to know it’s here when the time arises.

It is a very nice product, but I wish it held more water/liquid, and the had a larger opening for pouring or loading liquid.

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I haven't had the opportunity to use it, yet but it is well-built and looks great. I love the steel construction and innovative style. it is ideal for camping but too heavy for backpacking. I can't wait to light it up!

Just like every person in the wilderness should have several ways for creating fire, so should they also have several ways of purifying water. To not have one of these to fall-back on or actually primarily rely on could be devestating in a post-EMP world. So every kit should always have a Kelly Kettle in it, in my opinion. And so buy one now while you still can, is my advice.

The concept and efficiency of the Kelly Kettle is simple and remarkable. Using only twigs or shavings for fuel and tripling the area exposed to an open flame saves time not only to boil water but the time necessary to gather wood fuel to burn. I don't know if it was intended in the design but you are able to keep a low fire profile while using it. No big open fire to attract attention. There are three sizes depending on whether you are camping out of a vehicle or backpacking. The stainless steel construction is solid! This will last forever.

Perfect for canoe camping or stationary base camping but a little big for backpacking. The small one might work as a backpacking stove but there are too many good stand-alone stoves that would be more convenient. Using the kettle requires a water source but you can use the base unit alone to cook on.

With just a small amount of wood, you can have boiling water in 5 minutes. So fast, so easy. I love it. Take some time to read the instructions and watch a video or two about handling. It is always worth remembering that you are dealing with live fire and hot cooking equipment. Just follow a couple of simple procedures and it is easy as pie to get water boiling in minutes.