Bulin Portable 2.2L Camping Kettle: Perfect For Outdoor Hiking And Camping Adventures Review

I took the kettle out for a four day camping trip and used it for hot water for coffee and cocoa. It was everything I was hoping it would be when I bought it. Heated over a campfire with no problems. Soft silicone firm handles allowed me to pick it up without burning myself and it being firm and steady poured no problem.

This pot is just the right size for me, fits my 600ml cup with a small gas canister, stove, and coffee packets for a week. it is heavier than a non heat exchanger type cook pot or teapot, but I feel like on a multi day trip, you will make up for it in fuel savings. One secret is to not crank up the stove to full to boil water, but about half. Any heat that gets past the heat exchanger, is wasted fuel.

I really liked this kettle, bought this summer for camping so I've used it about 10 times I think. On my last trip, I was heating a small amount of water and after a few minutes of sitting on the stove I noticed the bottom of the kettle was dripping! I immediately turned it off and sure enough, there is now a hole. I dont get it. If I am able to edit my review and add a picture, I will do so once I unpack from my trip.

I purchased this kettle for a recent camping trip with my family of four. We heated our water over a propane burner stove and it worked perfectly. Water boils quickly, handle is convenient and it even comes with a mesh storage bag. Best of all it is compact and lightweight. Looking forward to using this on our next camping trip.

I like everything about this pot but the handle can be a bit tricky at first. Boils water FAST. Takes some practice (2 minutes) to get it to stand on the backpacking stove.

This is just great for camping and outdoors, you can warm water for coffee or tea there, or even make a soup, so practical, and the quality is just great, totally recommend it!º

I bought this to go with our expensive jet boil camping stove. It works great! Capacity of large enough to boil water for coffee and tea but it’s a great compact size that fits in our drawers our camper. I really like the styling of it too.

This little pot will make any stove you have more efficient but works way better with the stove it was designed for. Nestle's in that thing like a dream and makes the stove very wind-resistant

This kettle is lightweight and easy for camping. We used to heat up water for a large Boudin coffee french press. That's my review.

I tested one same alcohol stove between this pot and other pot.Big difference!This pot boiled 1 cup in 4 mins.Other pot boiled 1 cup in 6 mins.Also, this pot boiled 4 cups in 11 mins but do not test other pot with 4 cups. I believe other pot can not beat this pot.

Have not used it since I bought for emergency use. South Texas weather can wreak havoc on supply lines. Having this will allow me to boil water if need be.

Great pot for camping since it’s so lightweight. The only issue would be that the lid falls off if not held when pouring. Thanks for attention!

the pot is light it most definatley does not take more time to boil than a standard stainless kitchen pot, maybe even quicker with the heat radiator everybody raves about.the bad, the handle is weak, never try using it and pouring at the same time it has a tendency to fold closed and spillbig enough for my ginormous 1 cup of oats, 2 1/2 cup water with banana rasins nuts and seeds. it does take a long time to cool when you eat it out of tall pot 30 minutes instead of 10. oats did not stick very…

kind of big but you can boil water for 3 people faster than they can individually boil water with their camp stove. Thanks for attention.

I have trouble keeping my camp stove lit consistently when turned down low. This cookwear is so efficient that I have to frequently hold it up above to flame or blow on the surface to keep it from boiling over cooking pasta. Very light and sturdy so far, so you can save money by not purchasing its titanium equivalent.

This was a great light weight compact (2.4 quart) camp kettle. It took almost half the time to come to a boil compared to a regular tea kettle of the same size.

Lightweight and boils water FAST! Just like a Jetboil but larger, and you can use it on any stove. We have only used it a few times so far, but it seems durable so far - very happy!

I had been wanting a heat exchanger pot for quite a while.just couldn't justify the costs. This pot met my price threshold, and I'm glad I got it. It took 6 minutes from starting the stove to getting 2 cups of cold water with a rolling boil, not bad with the temp at around 35 degrees.

My family used this kettle to heat water for coffee on a recent camping trip. It is extremely lightweight, and it feels very sturdy. It pours cleanly without dribbling. No complaints at all.

Was looking for a pot with a heat exchanger for a decade, but did not have a crisis to actually buy one until last June. That time had to rely on my own stove while on a trip.Design of this particular one has not only a heat exchanger, but also a narrower lower part of the pot and a skirt forcing the hot gasses to engulf that lower part of the pot. Result is not only a better heat exchange efficiency, but also lower temperature exhaust, so less chance to melt something around or burn yourself…