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

We used this kettle during a camping trip, and it was a lifesaver! The 2.2L capacity was enough for our family of six to boil water for tea, coffee, and oatmeal in the morning. It heats up very quickly, even on a regular camping stove. The kettle is lightweight and compact, easy to carry and pack. The handle stays cool and is comfortable to hold – no risk of burns. It also comes with a nice carry bag, which keeps everything clean in the backpack. We’re very happy with this purchase. A great option for camping or outdoor trips with a big family. Highly recommend!

My RV stove has a 2 somewhat large burners. My old kettle was so small that it was a bit smaller than the burner. If I put the stove on high, the flame would miss the bottom of the old kettle. This one is nice and wide, plus it has the heat exchanger on the bottom that catches 100% of the flame even on the high setting. It is soooo much faster now thanks to the width and design. I did not time it but it feels like 10x faster. Maybe 2 mins to boil water for coffee? Anyway, its fast enough that the water is ready before I am getting the coffee ready for the water.

I bought this because I've needed a tea kettle much bigger than a half quart kettle because me My brother in law and my sister love drinking tea in the afternoon so I bought this item. It looks very nice very easy to use and it's functionality is well thought out plus it's less than $50.00 from other retailers like eBay and other big box stores out there so it's great value for the money. Cleaning is a no Brainerd for this kettle plus it is very light to carry. A highly recommended camping or for the house item making your tea or coffee or oatmeal for that matter!

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.

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.

I timed a 1-litre-water boil with this 2.1l pot and a 2l Stainless pot (MSR Alpine that I've had for ages), and this pot was over 40% faster! 2:24 min versus 4:10 min. [around 60 degF starting temp, to rolling boil at 1400ft altitude.]. I was surprised. The stove was a Primus Classic Trail stove, 9,600BTU running on isobutane. The stove fit nicely inside the heat-exchanger ring, that is, the pot supports of the stove fit entirely within the ring. I think this made the heat exchanger even more efficient. Using an old Primus omnifuel-type stove with white gas took 3 minutes to boil, but I attribute that longer time to the fact that the pot supports were too big to fit inside the ring, so the ring had to rest on top of the supports, keeping the flame a bit further away from the stove bottom. The pot is solidly made and not a flimsy thickness. It is hard-anodized inside and out (so, I wouldn't call it a "non-stick" coating on the inside, thankfully, as that would normally mean a teflon or similar coating). Bonus: my two [very] old pots of the MSR Alpine set (1.5 and 2l) nest beautifully with this, the 2l on the outside, the 1.5l on the inside! Pot handle does require some fair pressure to disengage. There is no safety against accidental disengagement from squeezing too hard, but I think it is stiffness is at a good enough level to guard against this. Internally, the pot measures 6-7/8" by 3-3/4" deep. The outside diameter, measured at the outside of the lip, is 7-1/4". The inside diameter of the heat-exchanger ring is 5-1/4". This pot made me unusually happy, hence the detailed review.

Good camping stove that contains the flame within the heat exchanger speeding up the cooking

La comida se pega.

Great Heat Exchanger pot, boils 1.5 litres in just over 4 minutes. More than enough for 2 hikers. Very efficient when combined with the Bulin Remote gas cannister stove. Stove and Cannister packs easily into the pot, with a total weight of just over 1kg. Will become my "go to" back of the car camping and picnic stove.

Good volume, reduced boil time. Saved me plenty of gas on the Overland track. It is heavier than a similar volume titanium pot, but it does boil water in half the time, hence you save weight on gas.

Have been on many hikes with this light set up. Happy.