Stove Kettle Trekker 0.6L - Stainless Steel

The Kelly Kettle is a very clever and very effective combination of wood stove and kettle.
It is made up of two parts: the base, which serves as the firebox, and a double-walled kettle with a chimney running up through the middle.
Once the fire is going in the base, you simply set the kettle on top; the flames then pass up the chimney and very quickly heat the water held in the kettle.
To feed it, you just drop wood in through the top of the chimney.

You will be impressed by how quickly it comes to the boil! A few minutes are enough, which still makes the Kelly Kettle Trekker worthwhile for a small group: you simply refill the kettle with water, put it back on the fire and you will very quickly have half a litre of boiling water.

Very welcome advantage of the Kelly Kettle: the soot stays in the chimney, so this system does not need cleaning after every use.
The Kelly Kettle Trekker 0.6L stainless steel version is sized to be carried in a backpack and can come along hiking. Ideal for one or two people.

Two other sizes of Kelly Kettle exist:
The Kelly Kettle Base Camp 1.6L stainless steel, much appreciated for camping, picnics, canoe trips, winter camps...
And an in-between version, the Kelly Kettle Scout 1.2L stainless steel.

For more versatility the Kelly Kettle Trekker stove-kettle can be combined with the following accessories:
- Cook Set Small, a cook set that stows inside the kettle
- Pot Support, a stand that lets you do a little cooking.
- Hobo Stove Small, turns the firebox into a small wood stove

Worth noting: to work, the Kelly Kettle must always contain water.
The new green stoppers have a whistle that warns you when the water boils (the old orange or cork stoppers must always be removed while heating!).

Olivier of Carnets d'Aventures has written a detailed review of the stainless steel Kelly Kettle Trekker. You will find the write-up by clicking the banner below: