überleben Kessel Bushcraft Pot with Canvas Bag | Wood Handle | Mil-Spec 550 Paracord Wrapped Kettle Handle | 304 Stainless Steel | Camping Hiking Backpacking Survival
February 4, 2019 - Comment
Introducing the Überleben Kessel. The last camp kettle you’ll ever need.
Product Features
- 304 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL – We chose food grade steel for two reasons; durability and corrosion resistance. And weighing in at less than 15oz., finding excuses will be pretty difficult. Polished exterior for easy soot wipe down.
- TRADITIONAL HANGER HANDLE – Wrapped in 6.5ft. of mil-spec 550 paracord, the locking handle folds down for secure and easy stow away.
- TIMELESS DETAILS – Whether it’s the natural hardwood lid grab, or the unwaxed canvas stow pouch…. the details matter. There’s absolutely nothing new about cooking over a campfire. We’d like to keep it that way.
- PERFECT CAPACITY – The Kessel boasts a 37 fl. oz. (1.1L) capacity, perfect for coffee… or a full on meal. The easy-pour strainer spout isn’t necessary, but it’s extremely welcomed.
- HASSLE FREE GUARANTEE – If you’re not stoked, we’re not stoked. You shouldn’t pay for something you don’t love. If for any reason you’re not absolutely thrilled with your Kessel, let us know. We’ll fix it.
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Makes Perfect Ramen. I wasn’t sure about this pot at first. I bought it because I thought it looked cool. It is now my GoTo pot. Boils water quickly, and cleans up fast. I use my spoon to tighten it up or to move the handle. I also find it makes a handy drinking mug as well. The handle is surprisingly utilitarian.
Sturdy construction I purchased this for my bug out bag. The construction is stout. I like the paracord on the handle, which is handy for campsite use and reuse. I was able to balance the handle with a branch with ease. It’s the perfect size and fits my kulska inside. I’m looking forward to using it for years to come.
VERSATILE AND WELL THOUGHT OUT. I like the design of this alot. It’s a little different than everything else you see, but probably more functional than some. The handle is very cool when up, hangs very well. Well balance even full of water or what have you. It’s useless when turned to the side. However, the way the handle bolts on, you could easily make a straight handle to use in different applications. I guess what I’m saying, VERSATILE! And the bag, it’s tall enough to pack other mess item in with it if you choose to do…