Kelly Kettle Pot Support Universal use for All Models. Supports Fire Base Off of The Ground and use to Cook on top of The Kettle.

This little pot support turned out to be a great addition to my Kelly Kettle setup. It’s lightweight, sturdy, and fits perfectly on top of the kettle or under the base to keep the fire off the ground. It really makes the system more versatile — I can now boil water and cook a small meal at the same time without wasting fuel. The metal feels solid and well-made, and it packs easily inside the kettle for transport. I’ve used it several times while camping and it’s holding up great with no warping or rust. Pros: • Compact, lightweight, and easy to store • Works perfectly with all Kelly Kettle models • Lets you cook safely and efficiently • Solid stainless steel construction Cons: • Gets very hot quickly — use tongs or gloves when removing If you already own a Kelly Kettle, this accessory is a must-have. It’s simple, smart, and adds a lot of functionality to your setup. 🔥🍳

Better than old original. Can be used to hold pan over kettle chiminy but works very well under the flame compartment to get it off the ground, in turn making the fuel used for efficient and not scorching the ground. Very lite weight, easy fit, easy to use once you see the online videos. (Look on manufacturers website).

Overall a great product and a great addition to your Kelly Kettle. I got an old model as a pot stand and wanted this for a stand to set the kettle on to prevent scorching or setting a fire inadvertently. Works great. HOWEVER it won’t nest inside the trekker as the old model will. There’s plenty of room in the bag for it though.

I LOVE THIS Kelly kettle, i have both a trekker size, and a base caMP size. Both are used for exactly what the name suggest. Trekker size for hiking, Base camp is for camping. I found, on Amazon, i could purchase this kettle, and accessories cheaper, if i bought both the kettle, and the accessories together..pans.. ect.. I love that you can light up any thing dried out as fuel.. ; The kettle takes on its own wind current inside the kettle. What you do is.. you start from small twigs.. and gradually get bigger twigs.. blow on it a bit.. and all you have to do is drop in more twigs, and pine cones, or aNY Thing.. through the top. .. and your kelly kettle is burning hOt. It really does take 3ish minutes to boil water. just leave the hole in the base unobstructed for air. I lOve this kettle.. i love it ; i received the kettle quickly, and i bought the stainless steel version, because the aluminum version burns out in the base after constant use.. so the reviews say, and you will eventually have to purchase another base.. so if you want less weight.. get the aluminum version... i love my stainless steel. ;

With the addition of this pot support my Kelly Kettle is now more versatile. I could have rigged something up but for the price, it’s nice to have something made just for this kettle.