KELLY KETTLE SCOUT (BOIL AND COOK) ..bexbugoutsurvivor

KELLY KETTLE SCOUT BOIL AND COOK (at Dyserth Waterfall)...bexbugoutsurvivor
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[@Dbikgiizis]

To anybody watching this in 2020- just bought mine, and they come with a whistle stopper now! Very handy for hobo crafters like me, who get to other tasks and may forget it's on a boil

[@dougfields5798]

Dbikgiizis Thats a good idea ,makes sense.

[@C4rL72]

I have the base KK , Used it for the first time on a wild camp, super impressed by it, mine makes about 6 cups of water. Once you get the hole at the right angle into the wind on the base it blows like a furnace. Stunning stunning piece of kit.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

My 600 ml is fine for a solo back packer like me, 6 simultaneous brews might be a bit much even for me....lol I now carry water in the KK as well as pre cut fuel....atb

[@boxiedog]

I love using mine, though it's a much older version, a "volcano". My favourite gadget. 6 pine cones gives me a full boil. Thanks again for the entertaining video

[@UrbCrafter]

I remember i think it was John from northeastbushcraft who forgot to remove the cork and the kettle popped the cork and scared the hell out of everyone there at the camp, remember never drink and Kelly Kettle lol

[@pistache28]

Great video! Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge! 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

My pleasure!

[@craigwhite2159]

Dear Bexbugoutsurvivor Sir. Great to see you. May I take a moment of your time to thank you for a sterling film thoroughly enjoyed a great film production by your good self Bexbugoutsurvivor. Good Health. From Craig Lee White

[@user-qz4hn3tz4m]

شيء جميل هذا وجهاز للاشعال الحطب بها وغلي الماء راءع والمنطقة هذا جميل من شلال وخضار وشكرا لك

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

thank you, the area is beautiful, with the waterfall, and yes the device is fantastic, thank you for watching,

[@Cayoot]

Very enjoyable video, and good tips on toe Kelly. Thanks

[@eturnerx]

I recall as a kid somebody using a similar New Zealand kettle called a Thermete. Same conical kettle, but an opening at the bottom for the fire so not separate pan.

[@artee15]

Thanks for the safety tips!

[@stewartrv]

I think the best way to use the Hobo stove is to split a big log and place it in the base so that its basically a small swedish candle. Then place a load of small tinder around and over it. Light that lot and once your water is boiled the big bits of wood will also be well lit. You can remove the the chimney and have a much longer burn and coals to cook on with the Hobo attachment. This way you can avoid having to keep putting in the little twigs unless its all you have. If you use it with Charcoal then it won't smoke as much and isn't heavy and is a great option in winter. Also the design is good even in rain since the fire is protected by the Chimney!

[@daverichards6557]

Great little video, beautiful landscapes to. Informative video about the Kelly Kettle which as a fisherman I will purchase soon after seeing your sand other “bush craft specialists” recommendations. Thanks.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Any time bud....

[@flowerchild7820]

Thank you for your video . Stunning area you filmed in. I’m an Irish girl from Las Vegas who is going to start the van life and just ordered my Kelly kettle do to watching your video, you sold me on it. . I look forward to watching your channel. TC, stay safe, healthy and happy 😀

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Thanx for watching. My sister channel on youtube is all about van life. I am considering buying an Ex-Ambulance and kitting it out for a tour, and/or living in. The kelly kettle is so much fun to use, hope you enjoy using yours ...All the best bex

[@marksadventures3889]

I gather twigs and sticks in good weather, out for a walk, take them home and process them and place in a plastic bag ready for the next camp i might need them for, dib dib. I put the bag in a plastic box in which i may have many bundles of tinder ready to use and it cost me nothing, well maybe some calories going to collect it.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

lol

[@PaulOutdoors]

I love my Kelly Kettle Bex and am now looking to replace my 20+ year old aluminium version for stainless steel. I also have the Hobo cooker top which is a great addition plus it fits on top of my Ikea hobo stove. A great watch and listen as always. Thank you. Paul :)

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Cheers Paul boy, always great to hear from like minded folk. I considered the steel version too, got to admit mine is a summer hiking utility, so would not benefit from the classier set. I have had the most fun from mine, a pig for me in the winter, when I cant be bothered. Let me know how it goes for you. peace man, Bex..

[@MrBlair-ft2li]

Good day Sir. I just discovered you and your channel and really enjoy it. I'm 56 and you inspire me to get out more and train / hike / camp. Cheers from Canada Mate :)

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Its always my pleasure.I am out filming most days, as doing this is part of my rehabilitation, after a spinal injury. Canada looks amazing, your so lucky, I would never be indoors again, with a country like yours. hope you get the chance to look thru some of the recent back catalogue, on this channel, we've had some great days out, All the best...Bex

[@MrBlair-ft2li]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor Thank you for your reply. I used to train quite heavily with a couple of ex Canadian military folks so I have a lot of great kit (Army and civvie high speed kit). We try to follow the British military standards especially the Special Air Service (SAS) as we believe you folks are the best in the world. Today I am re-organizing my British Bergen style pack (weight 58 lbs.) and doing a short 5 k hike (all re-inspired by you Sir). Incidentally, I've traced my heritage back to Shillington in Bedfordshire England so I guess we are brothers in a way lol. Yes I am viewing all of your videos and continue to be inspired. Cheers and good luck and good health my friend :) Martin

[@alexcarter8807]

I've got one coming in a week or two, I can hardly wait.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Sure you will love it. Always ensure the water is full, even if only doing a small amount, the welds will crack if you don't keep it topped up....bex

[@pairofblankers5586]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor good tip mate,,i get mine on wednesday,, i will remember this ,thanks

[@thomasnugent7602]

Very informative and educational. Thank you very much

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Thanx for the view, great bushcraft or emergency stove....Bex

[@1stBumbleBeeMaster]

Awesome video. I have the stainless steel kelly kettle and a brushed steal mess tin, I have had my Kettle 4 years and Mess Tin over 20 years and they have never let me down. I just uploaded a video of boiling water at -4c in the snow, it takes just 5 mins to boil 1.2 liters of icy cold water just using old sun flower stems.

[@haroldpetzold1033]

Always informative. Thank you.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

My pleasure...bex

[@PoJoWo]

Great video on a fantastic tool. Brilliant spot too. This is local to me and I've only recently ventured there properly myself. Will look forward to working through your videos. Im keen to get out camping more and building skills but cost and logistics with kids getting in the way currently. Been in cardiac rehab post a couple of cardiac arrests. Miss the outdoors. All the best, Pj.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Hope your recovery is quick mate. There is plenty on this channel, that accomodate most budgets. There are many overnight camping vids too, where I share some insight on camping skills, but mostly I'm only out to get some down time. The heart is a muscle that will need to be exercised, get good advice to how far a good walk should be, and keep the pack weight to a minimal amount. I am a hiking minimalist, (shelter insulation, cook set and rations) and your in good shape for a quality camp. Cant help with the kids sorry Lol...Bex

[@norseman1137]

Are (what we used to call) the fish caves still up near Dyserth... They were man made caves into Dyserth Hill... Fond memories

[@J0B-]

because of this vid i have booked next years camp trip aug 2020 at Rynys Farm Camping Site. love wales for a camp out

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Betws-y-coed, is only about an hours drive from where this was filmed. My missus an I often use Rynys Farm, amazing camping store, Iv'e spent hundreds there. Went for a night camp, stayed on for a fortnight....Lol....bex

[@alexcarter8807]

I got mine for a possible shtf situation, and you can burn anything in it, including you can make charcoal to use for a less smoky fire.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Great for a grid down or rough sleeping situation for sure...

[@jasonsmith6408]

I just got mine today! If you're ever in the states let me know and we can hit the Appalachian Trail for a couple days

[@1stBumbleBeeMaster]

Can I just say, never boil the kettle with the cap still on. It can shoot off and can cause serious injury particularly if it os on tight and pressure builds up.

[@MichaelR58]

Bex , thanks for sharing, atb

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Loved that day out, super location for me, so scenic...bex

[@MichaelR58]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor I really admired the dpm shirt you were sporting , first time I saw one in brown body , they are proud of them on ebay

[@x-rayzulu5643]

Kelly kettle, I just want one so bad,, lol ,, great vid bruva, ATB.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Treat ya self to one, no lookin bak...that and a blanket and tarp, and some brandy...ooooh happy camping...Bex

[@cerealkiller4248]

Really enjoyed this Vid about the Kelly Kettle. I have the Scout version but 2 house moves in the last year, inc a renovation, and 3 children under 6 have prevented me getting out. You prodded me about usage, I think I'll dig mine out for work, I can cook bacon sandwiches with a nice fresh cuppa whilst on the road ( I'm a mobile engineer), cheers, subscribed.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Thanx for the sub, some cracking bits of kit on the back library, and more kit coming up, every friday at 7.00 PM GMT hit the bell to get the notifications. Bacon butties and a brew sounds awesome, I use the wood you can buy at a service stations, when i'm in the camp van sometimes. All the bst buddy...Bex

[@MrSilver261]

great review thanks for sharing i am thinking of bringing my kelly kettle trekker backpacking next week

[@markbooth1117]

Hi Bex. I already had the Base Camp version which is great for Me, Mrs and Grandkids. I have just bought the Trekker model for just me and the Mrs, I am very happy with it.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Sounds great!

[@myronallen6020]

This is a great review! Keep it up! Very well shot and I like the way you put your opinions and experiences across. Thanks for sharing.

[@geminirhythmspirit2573]

Go plant based eating and drinking you will be fine 💕

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

A tall stick in a puddle is, only as pink as the sky.

[@willisblevins4190]

Nice video at neat thanks

[@ke6ziu]

An American 2Q canteen... those are what we'd put into our ALICE packs!

[@jakeelrick4662]

Bex ive got next one up from this u can get a stand for the base..ive also got the hobo with i dint like at first till i drilled hole in the bottom of base now it work like a dream mate

[@blueyonder1233]

What size hole did you drill?

[@user-qz4hn3tz4m]

انا احب ان اشعل الحطب من أجل الطبخ لا أحب طبخ على طباخ غاز اوكهرباء لذلك اشتريت طباخ يعمل على الحطب وانا اعيش في منطقة كله غابة في شمال العراق وشكرا

[@theniguy694]

Great channel and content. I subscribed when I saw the jute twine veil you made. hope everything is going well for you

[@martinbyrne6643]

Well done ‘ and well explained ‘ and also u know the history of it

[@santamulligan676]

Thanks fast cooking on top but you must keep the kettle full as you do it . The hobo stove is not so strong a heat I guess.Prefueling makes sense cheers

[@alexcarter8807]

I've got an all stainless trekker kit coming, and the new ones have whistling stoppers .... not sure how I feel about that because I might want to be "stealth" but at least no popping stoppers

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Wish I would have gone with the stainless steel, but went with the lighter option. U can just leave the stopper out when boiling, think I will invest in a whistle for mine, now they sell them separately....atb bex

[@outdoorsurvival7730]

Pull the mettle whistle out the silicone green stopper and no more whistle and still use of the stopper

[@neilcastell6951]

i used to have one a few years ago, they were great for brews especially when there is a group. And especially in bad weather. For cooking I had a grill with mine, but to be honest it wasnt great, the hobo thing looks an improvement. I sold mine as i found it too large for solo camping, (i think they make smaller ones now)

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Yes they do make a smaller one, not fit for a camp, but great for a trek out like the episide. Hobo didn't work for me, but the pot holder star cooks a good brekki. I missed my old one so much, had to get another. Roll on next summer...Bex

[@trevethan82319841]

nice video man I got mine at one point this month and it came with the whistle and I didn't know that and I also had orderd the whistle separately and now I have two of those things and I kind of wish it came with the cork that you have on yours so I don't have too whistles one so I don't need

[@alexcarter8807]

2 is 1 and 1 is none....

[@Beesa10]

A great bit of kit. I think a good tip for using the kelly kettle is to have your tea/coffee cup, bowl of dehydrated food, frying pan with cooking oil in etc at the ready before you light the fire. Otherwise there's a good chance the water will be boiling before you are actually ready to make your drink, cook your sausages etc.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

It is designed so the water remains at a boil as you cook...lol

[@Beesa10]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor I'm just saying it boils water quite quickly which is good.

[@MadDogSurvival]

Excellent review Bex ! Great bit of kit! Best wishes brother

[@markpownallbritishbushcraf3408]

hi bud hope you are well great location i have a very similar item the gillie kettle just the same kit a friend of mine introduced ray mears to the eko trekker Kelley kettle years ago before he hit it off with his website in the 1990,s and he loved it i belive i use mine in winter in the woods and if staying static fuel is free plus the fire is contained i have a tip for you a old car antenna chop off both ends turn it into a pocket bellows then blow into the holes in the base of the Kelly speeds it up great vid bud stay safe all the best

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Indeed. I have been looing for an old car aerial for some time now,but not found one yet...The location was awesome, not all the village was filmed, but a great day out, with a couple of lime and sodas in the Red Dragon. Not tryed it in winter yet, but will look forward to the trial...Ray Mears begged me for mine. I told him to get is own, LOL...Bex

[@T37912]

Hi, quick question; if I understand you correctly you always need the water in the kettle if you want to use it (say for cooking on top of the chimney because apparently no one thinks the hobo stove is any good), even if you do not need hot water at that point in time ?

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

That is correct. Water must be full at any time the fire bowl is in flame. This is because the heat will crack the welded seems of the inner chimney without water. The hobo stove is pretty naff, but I have heard tale of people drilling extra air holes to aid continuose combustion. I can carry 600 ml in the kettle to camp, and carry a couple of extra water bottles to keep the kettle topped up, if a water sourse is not available. Even if cooking on top of the kelly, water is always pesent in the kelly, just boiling away and being topped up, as required. Hope this helps, thanx for watching....Bex

[@T37912]

Thanks for the info

[@brucerhodes5311]

Thanks for the review, What do you think of the ghillie kettle?

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

There are a quite a few clones of this original Irish kettle, and I am sure they are all pretty good, the design is so simple it would be difficult to make a bad one. In hindsight wish I would have gone for the more durable stainless steal version, albeit a bit heavier and more expensive....bex

[@axerxes3981]

Bex..... wonderful video. Yes!! Never seen Kelly Kettle before. I"ll check and see ifn they are available iher in the States. Love your style and your explanations. Nicely done. Terrific photography too Keep up the good work!!

[@mikeboone4425]

A great cooker bex.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Cheers matey, great for a summers night fishing too...Bex

[@vvs3796]

Never understood a kelly kettle.. What's the purpose of such bulky heavy design, that holds so little water?

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Never understood why people watch videos on stuff they don't like then comment on it....lol

[@vvs3796]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor hm.. Just trying to understand purpose of that kit, how it works and what are advantages and disadvantages.

[@brendanb1541]

​@Vv S The design does 2 things that work together to boil water fast. The inner chimney draws the air up fast to increase the flow rate and burn the fuel hotter. Second, the hollow design greatly increases the surface area of the heat to the water in the pot. The KK has something like 4 times more surface area for the heat to transfer to the water than the bottom of a standard pot or kettle. It also uses a very small amount of biomass fuel to boil the water and does so quickly.

[@Timberbeartrail]

I just now found a video KZbin channel Northeast USA

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

okay....

[@dantheman7719]

Always nice to see another vid from ya mate...........Mr Bex sir....

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Always my pleasure buddy..recorded with a broken rib but edited out " F***king hell " the pain...But enjoyed the day out. Your pal Bex

[@antonybuckley2645]

What saucepan is that I'm looking for similar to fit trekker in but in stainless steel

[@dougfields5798]

What top is that you are wearing ,it looks cool ?.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

95 DPM Ubacs (Under Body Armour Combat Shirt)

[@bushlifeaholick790]

Can you cook on top without water in the kettle

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

No mate. The inner flue is welded to the outer, cooking with out water would crack the welds. I just keep the water topped up all times, and is like having a constant hot water supply. Its no bother at all to keep it topped up....All the best Bex

[@bushlifeaholick790]

bex bugoutsurvivor....thanks mate iv been thinking of getting one for awhile Best of trales to ya Cheers

[@scottsmith6571]

I’m good

[@scottsmith6571]

Bush box xl

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

not tried any fire boxes yet, will look into it...

[@reservoirinc7750]

Great review mate

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Cheers mate. great doomsday stove too, Its in my long term survival bug bag...bex

[@reservoirinc7750]

bex bugoutsurvivor I have the Scout model and it’s the perfect size for my needs. Cheers

[@Patmac74]

Just out of interest Bex, What top are you wearing?? Ubacs?? Always on the lookout for good quality inexpensive gear. Enjoying your videos. ATB. Pat

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

tis a ubacs shirt, however because DPM and made by Viper not inexpensive, rare kit and expensive, but sholders and elbows are all padded, unlike the cheaper MTP UBACS. Get your hand in ur pocket for this one mate, at a massive value of £15 for the padded version by Viper...all the best matey Bex

[@Patmac74]

That's a decent price. More for the list. Thanks for the info.

[@stinkyfinn6977]

love the waterfall, the water in the mountains hear is the same fresh and don't need filters, I've drank it a few times just out of the stream, I've allways fancyd a Kelly kettle, will the trangier fit inside it? I was reading about some scouse kid who climbd Snowden in a pair of superman undies lol and got hyperthermia for his trouble, all the best my mate

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Thanx 4 the view stinky, your so right abot the water, how ever I cant make a vid on what water consistutes ready to drink, or nearly all will have the shits. As for the Tranny stove, yes it works, but boil times are bought to a near stop. As for Snowdon underpants man, I know a guy in Canada who survived the night in a lion cloth, and friction fire knowlage, will send you the link in a PM..Thanks for you continued support...Bex.

[@stinkyfinn6977]

bex bugoutsurvivor I shouldn't really be just drinking out of the stream with out boiling but it looks so fresh and clean hear,, I think I might have seen that fella from Canada, I wouldn't want to try it myself, all the best and take care my mate

[@scottsmith6571]

Just buy a fire box xl

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

The title of the video is clear to see. If you want to see a fire box, type THAT into your search. If I landed a yellow helicopter in a field, people you you would then want to see a blue airplane......

[@scottsmith6571]

I don’t like it

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Its not my fisrst choise either. But when the grid goes down, and you need to boil and cook in stealth (smokeless) it could be a viable option...easy

[@martinbyrne6643]

Well done ‘ and well explained ‘ and also u know the history of it