Storm Kettle Testimonials

These kettles have been shipped around the world, and reports of satisfied customers have been received regularly ever since. A small selection may be read below.

British Schools Exploring Society Expedition to the Yukon

In 1986 the Kettles were used on a British Schools Exploring Society expedition to the Yukon Territory. Penny Arden, the Administrative Secretary wrote 'They proved to be a very popular and valuable piece of equipment.'

Kota Mama Expedition

In October 1999 Storm Kettles accompanied Sir John Blashford-Snell on his Kota Mama Expedition in Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina as part of the boat equipment. A letter written on his behalf by Capt. J. Masters MBE, mentions 'a hot drink was available within minutes of arriving. Over nearly four months those kettles were used, and abused, and were highly valued.' Sir John himself noted 'The Storm Kettles have been used non-stop and are much admired here'.

Cambridge to Cape Town

Dickie and Helen Sansome - made a trip from Cambridge to Cape Town in 2003, they wrote 'our Storm Kettle is performing brilliantly. It has been used with a variety of fuel: eucalyptus bark, jacaranda pods, camel shit and those wine carriers are quite good too'

British Waterways Wendy Davies, who works for British Waterways on repair and maintenance of canals in the Dudley area, recently wrote 'We are both well impressed with the said Kettle and how quickly it enables us to make a cup of tea!'
Trek to Petra, Jordan In October 2005 David Symes took two Storm Kettles on a trek to Petra in Jordan. He emailed 'Pardon the pun but the kettles went down a storm. They truly are excellent - and as you know work where very little wood is available'.
Handa, North-West Scotland Doug Gilbert paddled to the island of Handa with the Tayside Sea Kayak Club taking a Popular Storm Kettle in summer 2006: 'Here I am boiling up a brew using the fabulous Eydon Storm Kettle. As you can see we had very good weather!'
Hot Beans and Tea In August 2007 Kate Harvie wrote 'I wonder if you would like to see the CookKit in use heating two tins of beans! That's my daughter stirring them with a stick. The Storm Kettle is my favourite ever. A hot cup of tea anywhere in 10 mins. Great! My sister wants one now.'
And it's not just humans who are fascinated by our Storm Kettles...