The Boundless Voyage Titanium Kettle (Ti3100D) is a 700 ml camp kettle made from 99.8% pure titanium. It weighed 162 g on our scale, it’s wide and low at 14.5 cm across and 7.5 cm high, and it’s the kettle we use for the morning coffee on the camp stove. I paid $65 for it.
What’s in the box
A wide, low titanium kettle with a fixed spout, a lid with a small lift tab and steam holes, and a folding handle with a black grip. Small tabs at the handle mounts stop the kettle tilting when you hang it or lift it. It comes in a mesh drawstring bag that keeps soot off the rest of your kit.
What we like
- Only 162 g on our scale
- Wide base boils water quickly
- Spout pours well for drip coffee
- Packs flat, canister fits inside
- Goes on a stove or the coals
What we don’t
- 700 ml: two big mugs
- Handle frame gets hot
- Pricey at $65
Quick Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boundless Voyage |
| Model | Ti3100D |
| Capacity | 700 ml |
| Material | 99.8% titanium |
| Colour | Titanium |
| Weight | 162 g |
| Size | Ø 14.5 × 7.5 cm |
| Included | Mesh drawstring bag |
Boiling water
The wide, flat base sits over the whole burner of a camp stove, and titanium is thin, so 700 ml comes to the boil quickly without burning much gas. It has gone on our gas stoves and over the coals of a campfire with no damage, and titanium doesn’t rust or add a taste to the water. Fill it from the water container, put it on, and by the time the mugs are out it’s steaming.
Pouring
The fixed spout pours a thin, controlled stream, which is what you want for pour-over coffee: we use it with drip coffee filter bags straight into the mug. 700 ml is two large mugs of coffee or tea, or a drink and water for a dehydrated meal. For more than two people it means a second boil.
Handle and lid
The handle folds down flat for packing and swings up to lift and pour, and the tabs keep the kettle level while you do. The grip helps, but titanium passes on heat fast, so after a long boil the handle frame gets hot: keep a cloth or a glove handy. The lid sits snugly, and its tab lifts it off without burning your fingers.
Weight and packing
At 162 g it weighs about half as much as a stainless steel kettle of the same size, and with the handle folded it’s a flat disc that slides into a kitchen drawer or the side of a pack. A small gas canister fits inside for storage. Next to a 1 litre water bottle you can see how low it is.
Camp kettle comparison
We’ve also tested two other camp kettles. The Aimall silicone collapsible kettle folds flat and holds a litre, but it’s heavier and the flame must stay under its steel base. The Adventure Kings camping kettle holds 2 litres for a group, but it’s twice the weight. The titanium kettle is the lightest and can go on any flame.
This one Titanium Kettle |  Kings Kettle |  Aimall Kettle | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Folds flat | No | No | Yes |
| Material | Titanium | Stainless steel | Silicone |
| Capacity | 0.7 L | 2 L | 1 L |
| Weight | 162 g | 308 g | 270 g |
| Price paid | $65 | $15 | $50 |
| Our score | 8.9 | 7.2 | 8.6 |
Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Kettle 700 mlConclusion
The Boundless Voyage titanium kettle is light, tough and quick to boil: 162 g on our scale, a wide base that sits over the whole burner and a spout that pours a controlled stream for drip coffee. It packs flat and can go on a stove or the coals. 700 ml is two big mugs, the handle frame gets hot after a long boil and $65 is a lot for a kettle, but it should last for years. I paid $65.
A light, tough kettle that boils fast and packs flat.
It weighed 162 g, the wide base sits over the whole burner and the spout pours a controlled stream for drip coffee, and a gas canister fits inside. 700 ml is two big mugs, the handle frame gets hot after a long boil and $65 is a lot for a kettle.
- Couples
- Hikers
- 4WD tourers
Yes, if weight matters. I paid $65, a lot for a kettle, but at 162 g it boils fast, packs flat and should last for years.
