Collapsible Outdoors Capacity Foldable Resistant Review

Loved the small size and easy storage on the boat. Perfect water heating size for our French Press coffee maker. Disadvantages: 1) The handle does not work well, it needs to be handled carefully, hold both parts of the handle and fix the handle. 2) Poor instructions, all in Chinese, 3) The pin holding the handle fell out and was not found. My husband found a suitable replacement and it works again. Be careful with the coffee pot so you don't lose the pen.

My previous foldable camping stove was made by Wacky Practicals and was sturdy with an extra strong and durable handle which is VERY important when using boiling water. It's just worn out after a few years. This article is similar to my previous one. However, the handle is flimsy and fell apart after a few uses. Boiling water could easily spill over on someone. The material of the teapot is fragile and too flexible to use. I never write reviews for any Revain product but I felt like people…

I bought this collapsible kettle to heat water on my propane stove when camping. I washed it well and tried it at home on my flat stove. It works very well on any of them and I'm sure it will work on a gas stove at home too. The only thing I was very careful with was keeping the flame low enough that it didn't flare up the side of the kettle. I don't know if it matters, but I'm always more careful than careless with my stuff. I like it, it works fine. MUST DRY BEFORE STORING!

Perfect for camping when you're trying to fit as many essentials as possible into a small space. One of our priorities when camping is to save space but allow each crockery and utensil to serve multiple functions. We have been very happy with how it has held up so far and the capacity has far exceeded my expectations. I was nervous to see that it could be used on an open flame propane stove, but we had no problems with it. I would highly recommend this product if you need portability…

As I mentioned above, I like that the kettle folds for storage, it's lightweight and it heats water quickly. What doesn't bother me is that the handle is too thin. It's a slight learning curve to close the handle when the kettle is full, luckily it was cold water splashing all over the table. It only took a drop of water on the table to learn how to close the handle when the kettle is full. I showed my sister how to close the handle so she doesn't have to make the same mistake I did, but she…