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A multi-purpose pot with a convenient Trangia 25 coffee pot.

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A good basic boiler with a clever lid locking system. The collapsible stem is a bit flimsy, so a lock would also be suitable for this.

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Stunning

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A very simple and durable product. The base is thin, so frying is not possible with this.

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Very light, easy to keep clean with a sponge. Smaller items can be stored inside.

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Functional for campfire cooking. The base model is not optimal (middle part).

I like it a lot. It's in the right dimention, a little bit heavy but worth it every money.

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Just OK boiler. When closed, the lid locks well and the package lasts in a pile and does not collapse. The handle is quite a rimpula and its locking in the operating position is not very good, so when pouring, for example, you have to be careful not to turn the whole boiler upside down. Pouring is also tricky because there is no spout on the edge. But if you don’t have to pour over, then run your case really well.

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Not yet in action, but looks and feels good. Lid locking very good. Now all you have to do is get or sew the storage bag yourself and there will be no collision for the items to be inserted.

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Good basic boiler. Aluminum is popular for recycling when the roster is already so thin / light.

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A good steel pan that is a pleasure to use. For the size just like it was made for me. I recommend.

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Versatile boiler

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Good looking boiler. The handle and the fastening of the lid with it surprised positively, you can't ring when closed, etc.

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Good pot and can fit in just the right Trangia 25 coffee pot. Tight locking It is advisable to keep a small guard around the coffee pot to prevent the inside of the pot from being scratched / damaged by scratches.

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Good and light boiler for one person. The handle also works by the campfire. The surface treatment of the metal parts of the locking mechanism burned with a larger campfire after which those parts rusted.

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Good kettle, enough for two people to cook, lid lock good.

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A functional basic boiler with a Solo Stove campfire, the handle could be wider / thicker.

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Functional boiler for campfire and gas stove. Easy to keep clean and the hand does not burn thanks to the long handle. The lid closing mechanism is sturdy and the boiler does not rattle in the backpack. The 1.1l size is suitable for fair single or normal double hiking snails. (e.g. for a double prepared pasta bag and side dishes). A smaller-food soloist might do well with the 775ml model. There was room for a Primus Mimer gas cooker wrapped in a scarf and other shit. The only downside is pouring water into the mug. Water easily spills a little past without a spout. For tea kettles alone, you may want to buy a teapot.

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Really sturdy single boiler and all made of steel, no fusible plastic parts. On the campfire quite suitable. A campfire or an open flame for a camel should have its own protective bag, even as an accessory!

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High-quality camping boiler for hiking and why not also for cottage use.

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Very good product! The Trangia coffee pot just fits in without fussing at all.