The Campfire 2.5L Enamel Kettle gives you a simple way to heat 2.5L of water on gas or coals so you can brew up in one go. Thick gauged steel walls hold heat well when the burner runs for ten to fifteen minutes. A bail handle with plenty of clearance lets you lift the 850g kettle off a grill without burnt knuckles. The spout shape pours straight into standard 7–10 cm mugs.

The steel body runs a baked enamel finish that shrugs off soot and surface rust after weekend trips. That coating covers the full 2.5L interior so it wipes out clean back at home. The handle and lid are all metal so there are no plastic bits to warp near flames raised 10–15 cm high. For the price you get solid camp kitchen gear that is built tough and a smart buy for Aussie touring.

• Brand: Campfire
• Type: enamel camping kettle
• Capacity: 2.5L for multiple hot drinks
• Thick gauged steel construction for durability
• Baked enamel coating for added protection
• Steel bail handle for carrying and pouring
• Suitable for gas stoves and campfire grills
• Weight: 850g for manageable pack weight
• Simple metal lid with lift loop
• Classic enamel finish for easy cleaning

Q: Can this kettle be used directly on a campfire?

Yes, the kettle can be used over a controlled campfire or on a hot plate. The thick gauged steel construction handles direct flame on grills or over coals. For best results, sit it on a solid trivet or plate rather than straight into large flames. This keeps the enamel coating in better condition over many trips.

Q: Is the enamel coating suitable for regular gas stove use?

Yes, the baked enamel coating works well on standard gas camp stoves. The smooth surface spreads heat from the burner across the base. Just match the burner size to the base to avoid hot spots on the sides. Allow the kettle to cool before washing so the coating handles temperature changes better.

Q: How much water does the 2.5L capacity cover in cups?

The 2.5L capacity roughly covers around ten to twelve average cups. This suits small groups who want a round of tea or coffee in one boil. Actual cup numbers change with your mug size. Leaving a little headroom below the full 2.5L mark also helps reduce boil over on strong burners.

Q: Does the bail handle stay upright when pouring?

The steel bail handle pivots but has enough tension to stay in position while you pour. You can steady it with a gloved hand if needed. The high arc keeps your hand away from steam off the spout. This setup works well when lifting the 850g empty weight plus hot water.