Tea Kettle - Teapot for Various Hobs and Open Fire - Multilayer Base for Fast Boiling Water - Stainless Steel - Various Sizes

It was a gift for my son. He’s very pleased with it and said it is the right size to take travelling.

An high quality kettle and worthy of it's price tag. A thick base means a slightly longer boil time but it will last a lifetime. Recommended.

Been without a decent kettle - tea pot for a long time now in my tent until this came along. Use this on the tent stove daily when out camping. Recommended as a must have.!

Bought as a Christmas present to be used on a wood burning stove, the couple are very happy with the gift and say it really fits the purpose.

Recipient pleased with it.

I really love this, it's well made and sturdy. We use it on the fire pit and it's just lovely to use. You can get 2 lovely big cups of tea or coffee out of it. Overall, no regrets.

High quality and suitable design

bellissima teiera oserei dire di design.. la utilizzo sul camper quella da 1,5 lt perché tiene pochissimo spazio ed il coperchio si blocca ad incastro utile sia per prevenire scottature sia per non sentire rumore in viaggio inoltre può essere utilizzata su tutti i fuochi induzione ,gas, legna ecc in acciaio inox. E poi é della tedesca petromax leader del settore ho molti altri loro prodotti.

Sehr guter und formschoener Wasserkessel. Wird hier kuenftig im Winterhalbjahr auf einem Dauerbrand-Holzherd fuer dauerhaft heisses Wasser sorgen. Ich hoffe, dass er das gut aushaelt. Bisher macht er das erst 3 Tage. Sein Vorgaenger, der Le Creuset, hat das gute 5 Jahre mitgemacht, rostete jetzt aber zunehmend oben am Rand, was mir meinen Teegenuss etwas vermiest hat. Er steht aber dennoch immer noch mit auf dem Ofen (fuer Spuelwasser u. dgl.). Der Petromax wurde aufgrund des Edelstahls gewaehlt. Fuer sein Fassungsvermoegen wirkt er, dank der tollen Formgebung, ueberhaupt nicht klobig, sondern fast schon filigran. Der Griff ist sehr stabil und macht einen zuverlaessigen Eindruck. Er laesst sich auch ohne Handschuh problemlos anfassen, auch nach Stunden auf dem Ofen. Das Wasser kocht schnell, selbst die 5 Liter! An das Ausgiessen muss ich mich allerdings noch gewoehnen, es ploeddert ziemlich stark herum. Ich denke, dass das Loch im Deckel etwas zu klein sein koennte. Aber das laesst sich ja aendern. Und mir fehlt eine Pfeife am Kessel. Suche schon nach einer Moeglichkeit, ihm eine zu verpassen. Vllt. koennte der Hersteller ja ein Zubehoer anbieten?! :-) Insgesamt denke ich, dass das ein sehr guter Kauf war. Ich ueberlege auch schon, noch einen kleineren Kessel fuer den Sommer auf dem Gas- und E-Herd zu kaufen und den altersschwachen Wasserkocher gar nicht mehr zu ersetzen. Also: Der Winter kann jetzt erst mal kommen!

Top, schaut sehr gut aus auf dem Ofen, Griff wird warm aber nicht heiß, trotzdem sind Handschuhe zu empfehlen. Immer warmes Wasser zur Verfügung, steht bei mir immer auf dem Ofen. Klare Kaufempfehlung, Edelstahl schaut nicht nur gut aus

Pros: Quality, Stainless steel, easy to see if it's clean, nice thick bottom, aesthetically pleasing Cons: No whistle, need potholder to pour when hot (not big issues at all) I've had this tea kettle for about 2 months. Previously over the past 6 or 7 years I've had two different electric tea kettles that both eventually broke (and used a small saucepan for a long time to heat water in between the first one breaking and getting second one and after the second one broke). Despite liking the convenience of the electric tea kettle, I didn't want to make another purchase that would also eventually go in the landfill. I saw this as #1 a poor use of money and #2 a poor use of resources just for a short time of convenience. So I decided to go old-school. I knew I didn't want a standard cheap tea kettle like one I had growing up that pretty much no one ever wanted to use: exterior painted/enameled a bright color with a black plastic handle, with the dark interior of mystery that eventually got kinda weird or rusty. After doing quite a bit of research trying to find a non made-in-china kettle, I was between the glass one with a plastic handle made in the USA, a Japanese made one that had kind of a 90s spacey design with a plastic handle, or this one that was all stainless steel and German engineered but made in china. I decided the glass one was too fragile since I was looking for longevity. The Japanese had mostly good reviews but some negative and I didn't really like the aesthetics of it or the plastic. So I decided to go for this one, despite being made in china by a German company. I liked that it had good reviews and that it seemed super durable since you could use it in a campfire. I'm a former park ranger and aspirational minimalist and enjoy a low-tech--one might say "primal"--lifestyle, so it feels like an "essential" piece, if that makes sense. I see it as an investment piece that will last forever. I have been very pleasantly surprised by how nice it has been to use. I thought it would be a steep learning curve with no automatic shut off or even whistle given my tendency to forget things, but it really hasn't been an issue. The transition has been pretty effortless and the amount of joy that it brings me is kind of silly! :D I think it's the fact that I've found a quality item that I feel content and satisfied will be with me for a long time and that it works so well. Something becoming truly rare these days! It's encouraged me to continue on the path of seeking out things that are higher quality, maybe more expensive, and "old school," due to the fragility of technology--especially mass-produced technology. Less is more! You may pay a little more up front, but in the long run you will pay way less from not having to replace it and you get way more enjoyment from owning a quality item.