Materials: Main unit (aluminum), fire base (stainless steel), cap (silicon), replacement cork cap included Height: 28cm (when stored) Diameter: 18.5cm Water capacity: 1.2 liters 1 in about 3 to 5 minutes You can boil 4 cups of water at a time.

From 2019, the orange cap has been changed to a green whistle cap. It was invented over 100 years ago, around 1890, by the Kelly family, who ran a fishing guide business on the shores of Loch Conn in western Ireland, as a tool for easily boiling water outdoors, and although it has undergone some improvements, it remains the same today. It continues to boil water for hot soup and coffee for people who come fishing for salmon and trout. Features: (a) The inside of the cylinder has a double structure, which allows a wide surface area to be exposed to the heat of the bonfire, allowing you to boil water in a very short time. (b) Not only pine cones, dead leaves, and twigs, but also disposable chopsticks and newspapers can be used as fuel, so there is no need to carry a gas can or worry about the amount of gas remaining. (c) Due to its chimney-like structure, it not only has good combustion efficiency, but also can be burned even in some wind and rain, and can also be used as a stove.


Product model number: ‎Kelly Kettle 'Scout'1.3L
Color: ‎Transparent-DR72
Material: ‎Stainless steel
Battery included or built-in: ‎No
Packing size: ‎31.1 x 20.6 x 20.4 cm; 800 g