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  1. Vendor Deals
    We now offer Kelly Kettles: http://www.directive21.com/product-category/kelly-kettles/ Suitable for Base Camps, Car Camping, Scout Camps, Picnics, Hunters, Outfitters Outposts, Emergency Preparedness Kits, Humanitarian Aid Stations, or anyone working in the Forests or the Great Outdoors. The...
  2. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    Received my stainless steel kettle and am very disappointed. Poured water into it and water was immediately seeping from the bottom seam. After a few minutes, looks like at least half of the bottom seam is seeping water. Also, the base does not even fit properly into the bottom of the kettle...
  3. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    I don't know how many of you know about the Kelly Kettle, but I bought mine about a year ago and its just fantastic. we now keep our old and junk mail for Kettle fuel. does anyone have any good recipes they have tried with their kettle ?
  4. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    Thinking about adding one of these to the kit. Any users? Likes, dislikes? Recommendations? User tips? http://www.bridensolutions.ca/volcano-collapsible-cook-stove
  5. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    How many have them? I got one a few weeks ago large size with cooking package, just ordered the small size today with cook package. Pretty awsome to use.
  6. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    Came across this a few weeks ago, seems to be a European based item. I am thinking about buying one. Thoughts?
  7. Vendor Deals
    On our camping trip a couple weeks ago we had the opportunity to try out a couple new items - I already wrote about the eGear LED lantern (http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=72599), now I want to tell you about our experience with the Kelly Kettle. I tried this unit out with...
  8. Reviews & Questions For Vendors
    has anyone got a kelly kettle? what are the pros and cons of this stove Im looking for a wood burning stove to save carrying fuel around. Is this realistic to think?:confused:
  9. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    These things look so cool. I like the principle behind it's engineering. Pretty sound. You can also buy a bracket that allows you to cook on top of it while you are boiling the water. You can use wood or a small alcohol stove to heat. They've been using these Ireland for years. Anyone ever used one?
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