The team at Biolite, who brought you the ingenious Camp Stove that also charges gadgets, have returned with a new way to heat your outdoorsy eats and drinks. This month, the company is introducing the KettlePot, which is—you guessed it!—a kettle and a pot combined into one very convenient vessel.
There’s 1.5 liters of space in the lightweight, stainless steel canister, and the BPA-free lid can be used as a cover or a spout, depending on what you’re making. A silicone seal keeps the top on tight and the handles cool, and when you’re dunzo with dinner, you can store the CampStove inside it and stick the whole thing in the included sack—et voila, you’re ready to get rugged. Get yours here for $49.95 (and the CampStove for $129.95 here). [Biolite]
DISCUSSION
Um..this is nothing new as JetBoil has been around for ages. While JetBoil doesn't have a fancy USB charger - I ask the question - why do outdoorsy camping people absolutely need to charge their phone using the same thing that makes their meal? The point of camping and being outdoors is to disconnect - not continue to be strapped to our phones. REI - JetBoil Flash Cooking System