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A cold camper's ultralight delight.

Once you dig into your snowy solo camp, the 11.1-ounce GSI Outdoors Halulite Ketalist Cookset helps you quickly melt snow and satiate your high-altitude appetite with hot chicken noodle soup and tea. Climbing the windy ridgeline left you numb and weak, but this cookset's 1-liter kettle, 14-ounce insulated mug, Sip-It lid, 14-ounce bowl, and telescoping foon help you refuel and warm up before you nestle into your sleeping bag.
  • The 1L Halulite (hard anodized aluminum) kettle provides incredible abrasion resistance and efficient heating and boiling
  • Kettle features a locking, coated holder to prevent burns
  • An insulated mug and a bowl work for both eating and drinking and are made with lightweight, durable Infinity BPA-free polypropylene, which keep them leach-free and resilient to heat, odors, and heavy pressure inside your pack
  • Lid features a Sip-It opening for drinking and is crush-proof, heat-resistant, and won't warp in your pack
  • Heat-resistant foon, formally known as a spork, extends to provide cooking and eating convenience
  • Cookset packs down completely into kettle and included stuff sack keeps soot and ash off your pack and packed layers

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Chad Poindexter

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I have the tea kettle and it is great. Being anodized aluminum, it is quite tough and is pretty scratch resistant (although, scratches aren't a concern for me). I love that it has a wide bottom which works quite well with some of my larger alcohol stoves. The handle is very useful, however, I wish it were designed a little different. The handle has to be folded over to be able to easily remove the lid.

As others have mentioned, it is pretty easy to load stuff inside the kettle, which is a plus, however, if you use the kettle to actually cook in, it is a little tough to get the inside cleaned up real good (unless you have tiny hands).

Overall, this is a great kettle, even for the weight and especially for the price!

5 5

rob4662525

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All and all this is perfect... love cooking with kettles... but what is up with the shitty little spork? Dear GSI... keep your spork

Chad Poindexter

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I agree... I don't have the spork, but I saw my buddies and I thought to myself "That would be given to my daughter as a toy..."

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John Langer

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This is a great little set! Extremely light and compact when nested together. It works great for boiling water, and I was able to fit my MSR pocket rocket inside of the included bowl to save additional space. Also, if you don't want to bring the bowl and mug along, a 4oz Fuel canister can also be nested inside of the teapot (which has about a 4.6"in. diameter opening as close as I could measure) with room to spare around the edges. The included sack cinches at the top to hold the lid on for easy packing and travel.