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

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 concept/idea! Unfortunately the kettle leaks when the gooseneck spout is on : /

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

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!

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.