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Halulite 1.8 QT Tea Kettle
GSI Outdoors
Halulite 1.8 QT Tea Kettle
$34.95
Description

　　Ultralight, durable kettle

　　The Halulite 1.8 QT Tea Kettle from GSI says goodbye to scratches, burn circles and ounces. Supremely lightweight, Halulite is a proprietary alloy that also conducts heat better and more evenly than Titanium so you can leave the extra fuel at home. Its hard anodized shells are fully formed before hard anodizing, creating a garnet-hard surface that fully encapsulates the even-heating aluminum core. This creates a base shell that withstands scratches and abrasions like nothing else. It's ultra light without the sacrifices.

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Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Volume:
1.8 QT
Size:
1.8 QT
Non Stick:
No Coating
Weight:
8.7 oz.
Dimensions:
6.70' x 6.3' x 5.5'
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
50168
UPC:
090497501685
Other Features:
MATERIAL: Proprietary, Hard Anodized Alloy

Includes:
-- 1.8 L Kettle
-- Lid

• Halulites ultralight weight and superior heating characteristics allow it to cook better, faster and more efficiently than Titanium kettles
• Classic, low-profile design provides the capacity of a 1.8 liter ultralight boiler in the easy-to-pour profile of a tea kettle for boiling water or melting snow on solo adventures.
• Convenient folding handle locks into place when boiling
• Integrated nesting for 110 g Fuel Cartridges
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