Which kettle?

[TTP]

I use a jet boil out on jobs so easy to use and quick!

[Gray git]

With the jet boil can you still take a flat pan and cook up a Friday fry up on it?

I'd say Coleman stove is most practical for us as it's hard as nails and if you run out of fuel in it just tip a bit aspen in and your back cooking. My old 1 got driven over so might get another this winter!

[monkeyallan]

You can put a pan on a jetboil no problems. The best thing about them is that you can boil up a brew Sat in the van if it's pi55ing it down.

[peatff]

I have a little Trangia kettle that would be perfect for a Jetboil or Coleman dual fuel stove. It just about holds a mugful.

[Gray git]

If you run a Coleman on aspen 4t is it safe to use in the van as less crap being burnt?

[Andrew Gale]

I've a large and small Kelly Kettle and love them both but very rarely use them for work (mainly camping and canoe trips); the benefits of the Kelly or such like is the ready supply of fuel etc (was told of a competitor in the Camel Trophy burning a pair of pants to boil the water.....).

 

However the speed at which the Jet-boil etc boil water is appealing especially Gray Gits comments about using Aspen fuel and using it in the van.

[TTP]

The jetboils have a range of add ons, frying pan, normal pan and even an attachment for using it up a tree etc.

my dad also made this little gadget for burning wood chip which is cool, best on camping trips because it smokes a bit but works great. It's a mini gasifier (if that's how you spell it) it burns the chip creating a flammable gas then burns that.

[Suffolk-Matt]

Will have a look at the JetBoil. Think gas or unleaded would be better for those days when its pouring etc.

 

Like the idea of using a pan on the top also, lunchtime fry up!

[harvey b davison]

i have one of those single ring gas cookers you get in a plastic case. Does the job just fine for me, but have always fancied a coleman, especially as it runs on 2 stroke.

[Mark Bolam]

I love my Kelly Kettle for a relaxed. brew on a long dog walk and such, but the Coleman is the kiddie for quick brews on site.

 

 

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