GSI Outdoors Percolator

Yes, the heavy-gauge steel construction is designed for rugged use, including direct contact with campfire grates or camp stoves. Just be mindful of the heat intensity, as enamel can discolor if exposed to extreme, direct flames for extended periods.

No, the viewing cap is made from heat-resistant, unbreakable resin designed specifically to withstand the temperatures of a brewing percolator. It allows you to monitor the strength of your coffee without compromising the integrity of the lid.

While the kiln-hardened enamel is scratch and chip resistant, it is still glass-fused-to-steel. To extend its lifespan, avoid using metal utensils inside the pot and try to pack it carefully in your camp kit to prevent it from banging against harder metal cookware.

Yes, because the base is constructed from steel, it is compatible with induction cooktops, making it a functional choice for retro kitchens or RVs equipped with induction burners.

The handle is made of the same enameled steel as the body, so it will conduct heat. You should always use a pot holder or heat-resistant glove when handling the percolator once it has been on the heat source.

While it is designed as a percolator, you can remove the internal basket and use the pot to boil water for tea, oatmeal, or dehydrated meals. Just be sure to thoroughly clean the interior to remove any lingering coffee oils.