Collapsible Kettle

[Doc]

Any of you lads use one of these.
Looks quite good for carrying on the bike.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/QUEST-Folding-Kettle-One-Size/dp/B01MRAIH54?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=AV3N2W2BUZXDP#customerReviews

 

[crumbles]

It needs an electric lead,one of those big hookup cables...as campsites will be funny with anything different.
which then needs too be hooked into a power outlet,
Which on site you will then have too pay the campsite for electric hookup..

 

[AndrewA]

I have an older version of the Sea to Summit kettle. It needs a stove, and you can’t let the flames up the side of the kettle (so it needs to be a controllable stove rather than an open fire).

Works well enough. I hear rumours that they’re prone to mould if you pack them away without thoroughly drying them first, but it’s not happened to me.

Frontier Ultralight Collapsible Camping Kettle | Sea to Summit

A space-saving and collapsible 1.1L kettle. The perfect solution for fast and light adventures, the new Frontier Ultralight Collapsible Kettle puts storage, efficiency and space-saving at the forefront.

seatosummit.co.uk

 

[Doc]

Probably won't be using for camping just wanted to know if anyone uses one ?

 

[lmg]

i use a similar collapsable kettle when travelling around Europe (where kettles arent common place in hotel rooms). i take tea bags and uht milk sachets, so i can brew up in the rooms when i want one. i paid around £9 for my collapsable kettle from amazon and it works bob on.

 

[Doc]

i use a similar collapsable kettle when travelling around Europe (where kettles arent common place in hotel rooms). i take tea bags and uht milk sachets, so i can brew up in the rooms when i want one. i paid around £9 for my collapsable kettle from amazon and it works bob on.

Thanks

 

[RedRick Esq.]

Probably won't be using for camping just wanted to know if anyone uses one ?

Mate

Just take a flask

And lets be fair you are unlikely to have anything to light a stove or a fire