Eagle Products 1.5 Litre Kettle

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  What a lovely looking bit of kit! Shame that after 3 uses the copper coating is wearing off the bottom, definitely not worth the money. I wouldn’t buy another one, as it’s pretty thin metal, dents easily. Also the lid falls off when pouring. Shame really, I was expecting a product of higher quality. Sadly disappointed.  

  Ben

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  From my scroungy point of view, as a fella raised in American Appalachian wilderness, kettles are an unnecessary, high luxury item. After all, I’m already carrying a mug that boils water as well as anything. Let’s be practical here, Why carry anything so totally unnecessary. I’ll tell you why. Despite all of my common sense telling me that a kettle is unnecessary and redundant, it’s still something I just want in my pack. This kettle is a work of art, plain and simple, and it makes the whole experience of being in the woods more enjoyable. I have many kettles of various design, this Eagle Products kettle is hands down, my idea of perfection. The search is over. And ya know, to be honest, it’s not as pointless to have as you might think. I recently found myself on a mountain top with only swampy seepage as a water source for a night, which I of course had no choice but to boil. This kettle sure made the job a heck of a lot faster and simpler than if I were doing it one mug at a time. Definitely a permanent part of my year-round gear. Because it’s so well made, I’m looking forward to it being a permanent part of my gear for many, many years.  

  Brian Barnett

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  Arrived promptly after ordering. Looks great, works well, nicely made and super light for what it is. Worth the purchase.  

  F.n

  4 of 46

  Great kettle! Love it! Quality on mine was a bit iffy! Bail arm hinges were a bit rough and jagged. The logo was faded and the copper base was not even on the bottom, although this could be normal. The carry bag is absolutely useless! Washed it once, came out full of holes and frayed to bits. All in all good product.  

  Bushcrafty Ste

  5 of 46

  Absolutely brilliant kettle, really well made and should last a life time. Heats up enough water for two in no time at all. The handles are great for hanging the kettle over a fire and it looks very stylish too. Well worth the money, I definitely recommend this kettle as must to the serious outdoors person. Superb service from this store as usual, I was kept up to date every step of the way. Many thanks, Dave.  

  Dave Watts

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  This is a very nice quality item. It pours well and appears to heat water effiently. It is equally suited for use over an open fire or on a camp stove or, indeed in a caravan, which is where we will use it most. It is just the right size (1.5 litre) for 2 people. All in all - a great item.  

  David Cooper

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  Beautiful old school teapot. The product from the past. Sufficient capacity for two people. Delivery to St. Petersburg exactly 2 weeks. The store works responsibly, quickly and accurately.  

  Mikhail Yansen

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  This kettle is a great investment. Looks nice, light weight, holds plenty of water, comes with its own bag for transportation. Over all it is a must have. Highly Recommended!  

  George Martinez

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  This is a very good kettle.  

  Jn

  10 of 46

  I placed an order for this kettle just before Christmas. It arrived the next day, less than 24 hours later. I tried it that day in my garden, using a small petrol stove. This produced enough boiling water to fill a 1.2 litre vacuum flask in just under 10 minutes. The spout worked surprisingly well for pouring the contents into the flask. Thick gloves were used to handle the stove and hot kettle. To get the last drops I tilted the kettle to such an extent that the lid, which is loose fitting, started to come away. That was stopped by using my gloved fingers. Afterwards, I noticed that there were some small scratch marks on the copper plated bottom. These were probably incurred when I re-positioned the kettle on the stove during the heating process. I decided not to write a review until I had tried the kettle on at least one camping trip. In late March I camped for 2 nights in a tent with a wood burning stove, on which the kettle worked well. It has a broad base and low height, giving good stability. The diameter of the bottom is about 170mm. The height to the side of the main rim is about 70mm. The height to the rim of the lid is about 95mm, which happens to be the same as the lid diameter. With this, small items can be placed inside the kettle when it is not in use. My kettle has a mass of about 355gm, and the mass of the bag is about 10gm. The wall thickness varies between about 0.4mm and 0.7mm. So far I have only used the wire bails to carry the kettle, but it looks as though they will work well for suspending it over a camp fire. When in transit, they can be clipped down using one of the two rings on opposite sides of the top opening.  

  Steve Smith