Geiserailie 1.5l Portable Collapsible Kettle Camping Pot

Geiserailie Collapsible Camping Kettle is my latest camping gear. I've been a family camper for years and hauling a huge camp kitchen. But this year, I'm doing some backpacking and camping. So small and light is the name of the game. The use of silicone is a game changer in lightweight and size management. So this kettle has both. The kettle is barely 8" tall and just under ~3" collapsed while just 1 lb. The 1.5l makes over 6 cups of coffee or rehydrates several packs of food or several bowls of ramen noodles. The stainless bottom doesn't change color or stain from little isobutane stoves. An entire pot of water boils in 6-7 minutes from 50 degree air temp. The spout pours water in a nice narrow stream, which is great for pour over coffee or directly into a water bottle, etc. The handle takes a bit of time to get use to the outside being the lid and the inside piece is the handle. I would have designed it the other way, which would be more intuitive to use, especially the lock mechanism. Bit it works well once you get the hang of it. Now with both collapsible kettle and pour over coffee filter, making a high quality cup of coffee is possible even when backpacking.

I have a small camper with very limited space and this little kettle is ideal. The metal bottom and collapsible silicone top allow it to fit into a very small space yet it will boil enough water for coffee, tea, cocoa, oatmeal, etc. I use solely for boiling water on the camper’s propane stove; I do not put anything in it except water. I have used it for about 80 days and it works flawlessly for that purpose. I was concerned about the bond failing between the stainless bottom and the silicone top but that has not been a problem. The hole in the top is quite small and it would be difficult to clean so I stick with water only. It’s not a cook pot. The handle to support the kettle, as well as to open & close the lid, is very unusual. At first it seems ridiculous but once you figure out why and how it works it is clearly a brilliant design for the purpose. It will take some time to get used to the lid/handle operation. I never dreamed a tea kettle lid could feel “complicated” but that is the right word - until you get used to how it works. Until that time, it is a lesson in humility, and we can all benefit from those lessons… you gain wisdom and a hot beverage! What’s not to like?

Great space saving collapsible. Used it on a camp stove and the camper stove. Worked great during our month long elk hunt. Handle has a tendency to wobble. We just used a hand towel to get a better hold of the handle.

Love this kettle! Got it for our car camping kit since it was collapsible hoping it would help save space. It has held up well for a about a year new. Fits plenty of water for brewing coffee, making hot chocolate or any boiling needs while camping. It packs down well and is light weight enough for a quick backing trip or for making tea while hiking in the fall. It is also pretty sturdy while pouring, though not a stable as a traditional kettle.

I was reluctant to using camping cookware made w/ this material but now I ask Myself why didn't start using it sooner! . It's lightweight, compact and easy to clean. My only complaint is that it takes longer to boil water than my old 2qt pan. Also, you can't tell how hot the water is w/out doing the old dip your finger check. But still I love this thing. I'm a fan now and I'll be switching all of my cookware over to this stuff.

Good - claps-able. Bad - I filled this less than half way. The body was not very balanced with the plastic handle. Its odd to pour. I didn't bother to fill it all the way. I had to hold the bottom with one hand and poor while keeping an eye on the lid so it does not pop open. Handle gets hot. I did read this in the reviews. Anything designed for camping should not have plastic within heat reach. The lid is not very secure. When you poor it kind of doesn't stay. It kind of does. Good idea but poorly designed.

I took this to Philmont with serious doubts but it did not disappoint. It is light weight but more importantly it packs down to a slim profile and fit in an outside pocket in my pack. I was worried about a white gas burner being to hot or to wide flamed but it was never an issue. we had 3 coffee drinkers so this worked well providing 3 coffee cups worth of hot water (sea to summit 8oz coffee mugs) every morning and on the nights where we didn't feel like leaving our campsite to get coffee from the staff lodge. Never had any issues cleaning it but we only needed to heat up the water. Never had any issues with leaking or cooling it down to pack it away. I plan using it as my go to so from here on out so I will update if needed.

I probably should give this item a 1 star review because honestly it is a dangerous product. When it is full of boiling water the top where the handle mounts is just silicone and it becomes flimsy and tries to collapse when pouring. It works great when half full but that only makes 1 cup of coffee. Even if the kettle was more sturdy when full, the handle is awkward.

It’s just what I wanted, small light weight, compact and stows away easily after use.

Used this on a week long backcountry canoe trip and it worked great. Boiled quick on one burner rocket, kept its form when full and hot, packed down small. Not sure how it will last over multiple trips and I’d avoid open fires due to plastic parts, but so far, it’s a winner.

I bought this for camping, love the compact size for storage with all the camping gear. It works great, the handle release takes a second to get used to but otherwise had no complaints whatsoever. Boils a lot more water than my last kettle so was great for heating water for dishes as well. Totally recommend!

compact and portable boils well not flimsy.

Lightweight but functional for boiling water. Best not to try and open lid while pouring due to tricky handle design but spout is big enough to pour without fully opening the lid anyway. Folds away neatly to a fraction of it's size