Lixada Titanium Coffee Pot, 13.5oz, Silver, Portable, Camping Coffee Pot with Removable Spout

Unfortunately I can’t start my days without a good cup of pour over coffee. I enjoy backpacking out in the woods, this thing is absolutely perfect for backpacking pour overs. It’s very lightweight and has that little S spout thing. Perfecto

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this for pour over coffee one cup at a time in the backcountry. The cup is titanium so very light, more sturdy than I expected and the lid fits very tight. The only thing that kept it from a 5 star rating is that the spout doesn't attach easily, the threads will barely attach. However it does not leak with only about a half turn of the threads so it works fine. Having an actual spout on the cup allows me to make a proper pour over and with the right grind this device makes coffee magic. The video was made by a creek in the Rockies and this device allowed me to make a near perfect cup of coffee!

Handy little kettle for my camping/travel pour over setup. I use this with a collapsible vario-style funnel and #2 filters. Males the perfect amount. The stem stores neatly in the kettle and I've had no issues with leakage when heating it over a camp stove. The lid fits tightly, too, which is a great attribute when pouring. Just be careful not to over fill it, because the water will come out the spout a little if it reaches boiling temp (you shouldn't get to boiling for coffee anyway)

Great idea, average execution. I've looked for a ti gooseneck kettle as I prefer pour over coffee—I bring and pack out my grounds, and use the Soto Helix with #2 filters. It's nice that the spout is removable and plugs, which makes this is multi-use item and far more defensible from a weight perspective. A few things I'd change:- Capacity: Make it 500ml—475ml is shy of a 2p backpacking meal's boiled water requirement. Minuscule weight penalty, improves function for big eaters or a duo. Would likely allow my stove to nest inside (Soto Windmaster).- Add steam vents in lid: This lacks the little vents—they're nice for a variety of reasons, mainly to be sure your water's hit a boil without removing the lid.- Improve QA : Of the 2 I received, both had subpar threading on the spout/plug. The second was tolerable, the first was not functional. Also, the little lid handle is not secure—easy fix for me, but also easy to get right the first time. Gotta test your gear for this reason—would be easy to lose if not bent in a bit more. Bottom of the cup is very uneven but that's fine, it was a bonus item.- Add texture to the part of the plug and spout that screws onto the threading: These parts are tiny, and it's a challenge in my own kitchen—I'll soon know how annoying this is on a chilly morning over a tiny stove.Overall, I'd buy again as it serves my need, but I'll keep an eye out for a better option in this price/weight range. Not bad! Not great! Just fine.

Great quality Ti product. Both the cup and gooseneck fit into the kettle for ease of transport. It's got a clean modern look to it, and holds a good amount of water whether alone or with someone. It heats quickly and the handle stays relatively cool for pouring. It weighs next to nothing, which is always nice out in the Backcountry.

This Lixada titanium pot is about the size of a standard coffee mug. It is very thin and very light. The spout has threads and can be removed from the pot. There is a cap to use in place of the spout. There is a lid included and it has a snug fit. I used it to heat water for a pour over coffee using my camp stove and it worked great. The handles got a bit hot so I used a rag to grab them. The pot is the perfect size for a single cup of coffee and the spout works great for a pour over setup. The only improvement could be the addition of a storage bag.

It's a bit small. I usually make a 16 oz cup in the morning but that's fine. Enough for 12 oz. Spout screws on and off and there's a cap for the hole also. I would say my biggest complaint is the handles. I get it. There are ultra lighters that freak out about every once. But does dipping the handles in some kind of insulating rubber really add that much? I don't think so. Makes it hard to handle if you don't have gloves. Which also weigh something.....Decent materials and it is very light. It's more of a luxury than a necessity so being so light makes it feel fine to add. Pretty great add to your pack if you like making pour overs like me.

For the kettle, you can take off/on long/slow spout. Size is perfect for coffee/tea for 1-2 people (probably more toward single person use).It's very light as it's titanium.You can also plug in with a include cap to use it as cup.The inner cup does not have handle, so just be careful with hot coffee/tea.Also the inner cup bottom had big dent/deform. You can pop out the buttom, but then the cup won't sit on table nicely and wobbles. Hence -1 star.Also there is no container/carrying bag (usually mesh bag). The cap that screw onto the kettle when the spout is not used, is guaranteed to be lost.... Wish they really include a carrying bag to store this tiny cap when not in use.It's light and very cute due to small size, so perfect for backpacking, but I with it had better made inner cup (flat bottom with a handle) and came with a carrying bag.