For my bike coffee kit so far I've stuck with my old tall 1 qt aluminum kettle
that came in my scout camp cook set. It's light, fits the alcohol stove inside
it and is easy to handle. It doesn't allow for the most precise pour off course
but I've been ok with that. I don't notice a
Kettles boil faster and pour very gently and controlled -- a good thing
when you are likely holing the container you are pouring into with your
other hand. Grin. But for heating water when bikepacking I use my cup if
solo or a ss water bottle if with others. No need to pour in the first
case,
I use a GSI 1 qt tea kettle that I like really well. I prefer their
glacier stainless steel line to the various forms of coated or uncoated
aluminum in other lines.
Here it is https://www.flickr.com/photos/56856126@N02/10004554315/ in use
with a Klikstand / Trangia stove.
On Saturday, August
I've been using the trangia 27 kettle for some time now. (it looks it)
I love it, it's not a precise kettle that Zack would use for pourover, but
I find it's eminently serviceable, and fits inside the trangia pans (and
the stove fits inside the kettle).
Recommended. I have a spare in my cupboard
