Primus LiTech Trek Kettle

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This set works very well if you want to make slightly larger meals on a trip. In my own use, aluminum conducted heat much more evenly than titanium, and the non-stick surface has also lasted, at least so far, when I've used it with plastic-tipped cutlery. My only problem has been that the silicone insulation on the handles is a little loose, but this is a pretty minor thing and I took them off anyway.

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Lightweight and durable camping kettle. Fits a standard-sized gas cartridge (230g) inside the kettle.

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Runs his business very well. Of course, I got a titanium pan instead because they are lighter and then the non-stick base in this product got scratched surprisingly quickly. I don't know if the scratch is even more dangerous, but the foil hat is surprisingly difficult to remove from the head.

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Good pot

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Yes, porridge is cooked here and why not vell

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The size is very good, everything you need fits inside. Cons: the lid doesn't fit the pot perfectly, but ok-well.

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Get on with it, the pouring spout could be better.

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Compact boiler, works.

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A handy pot for boiling water and preparing soups for one person. Sangat on the pot and lid speed up use. The kettle has a pouring spout, which reduces the wall effect when pouring e.g. water from a full kettle into a thermos flask. The boiler's height/floor area ratio is large compared to, for example, Trangia boilers. The height ratio hinders the use of the pot for frying. The boiler is light, and a small gas cylinder fits inside. I made a fabric bag for the gas bottle, the purpose of which is to prevent the rattling and wear of the boiler coating.

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very light and reliable kettle for trips