GSI Outdoors Enamelware Kettle

Yes, the heavy-gauge steel construction is designed specifically for campfire use. The kiln-hardened enamel finish is durable enough to withstand direct flames, though you should always use a glove or handle lifter as the metal will get very hot.

While the kiln-hardened finish is significantly more durable than standard enamel, it is still a glass-based coating. It is built to resist scratches and minor impacts, but it can chip if dropped onto hard rock or concrete surfaces.

No, the bail handle is made of the same metal as the kettle and will conduct heat. You will need to use a pot holder or leather gloves when handling the kettle once it has been heated.

Because this kettle is made of steel, it is compatible with most induction stovetops. However, always check your specific cooktop's manual to ensure it is safe to use enameled steel cookware on your surface.

The lid is designed to sit snugly within the rim, but it is not a locking lid. You should hold the lid in place with a gloved hand or towel while pouring to prevent it from slipping.