Keith Titanium Ti3907 Kettle - 1.5 L

Finely found a smaller kettle that has a spout that works, I use this type of kettle when I backpack and several times daily to make my drip coffee. The 1.75 liter capacity is perfectly matched to my four cup drip coffee pot. I own a number of kettles in aluminum and stainless steel and always struggle with the spout and poor ability to hit the target cup , bag or funnel due to the after thought design of the kettle spout. I have a stainless steel kettle that is actually dangerous when pouring due to the lid falling off because of the external angle needed to pour from the kettle. This has resulted in some burns over the past few months. While the lid in this kettle dose not fit extremely tight the pour angle is much better resulting in less chance of the lid falling off and exposing your hand to steam. And then there’s the Ti material and the cool look of this kettle, what’s not to like other than the cost? The handles seems almost like an after thought, they are just “ok” on an otherwise perfect kettle. But like all things Ti you get what you pay for in performance and light weight.

Seems sturdy well made. A little bit on the pricey side. Well update after use it a couple times.

This is an excellent kettle. It is lightweight, and with 1.1 L capacity is great for multiuse. I put four stars versatility as I think in ideals that this kettle might have a clip for the handles, as well as the whistle. These things can be improvised. I use this kettle every day. It packs well.Pictured is the efficient circumference of the kettle matches an old country range near perfectly. Very fast boils.Thanks Keith, if only i could have it engraved :)

I truck drive & use backpacking gear to cook with in my rig because it's small & lightweight. This kettle is the perfect size for 1 or 2 people to have "cowboy coffee," & it cleans up easy. ( My old percolator kettle had too many parts to wash out with my limited trk H2O. It made better tasting coffee than this kettle's cowboy version, but I prefer to have easy cleanup vs taste.)I also like how the handles on this kettle stay put in whatever position I want them to be in; even 45°. ( Handles rattling & flopping around drive me nuts. Nothing rattles on this kettle thankfully!) Also, the overall simple appearance of it is like no other kettle out there. I like how the little spout looks like someone stuck a spent 45 caliber pistol shell on it. It looks good hanging on the back wall of my sleeper next to my other titanium pots & pans; it's cute. ***The spout's high mounted position is perfect for cowboy coffee, since coffee grounds sink to the bottom. Tea kettles have spouts near the bottom because loose tea floats up top; something to think about...My only gripe with this Kieth kettle is that it's made in China😕. Unfortunately, after I bought it & did more research on it, I found this hidden fact out.So, it's kind of a tough call... It's pricey & made in China. However, it's a nice sized, good looking & well made kettle.... You decide.

Well built easy to use and lit

It's Titanium, so it weighs next to nothing, very nice design and fine quality. The thing I like best is the spout......pouring is a pleasure, not iffy like other kettles. Be aware, that it is Titanium and does not transfer heat as well as Aluminum, but it will last forever because it will not corrode I am very happy with this kettle.

this 1.5L kettle weights only 206g (7.27Oz). I use it for camping as well as daily when I'm at home. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good quality and well made product.

I wish the handle would stay up better when we are cooking with it, but it holds a good amount of water for meals for 2 plus wash. Nice and light. I'm a fan.

Très belle confection

Very handy

The kettle is great and very well made however the handle mounting could be better. As you can see from the pictures they provide, the handles each have a bent section that fits into an eyelet on either side of the top opening. Each of the two handles has a long and a short bent section the short one is great but the longer one overlaps the lid making it a bit of a pain to take the lid in and out. Making both bent sections the same as the short end would make this easier. At the time of writing this issue is visible in the picture showing the top of the kettle.