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Primus LITECH Trek Kettle

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Primus LITECH Trek Kettle
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 3
RRP: £20
Year: 2002

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Description: Re-enact all your favourite Clint Eastwood campfire scenes, with this one litre capacity kettle. Can also be used on regular stoves. The anodised aluminium material is the same as that used on the Litech Cooking Kit. Foldable handle Space for cooking implements inside Supplied with a mesh bag 216g • 110 x 100mm

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Overall		76%
Performance		73%
Reliability		87%
Value		67%

Adam Moore 27/8/2007
COMPACT ALTERNATIVE TO JETBOIL

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Nick Emsley 25/7/2006
IDEAL FOR ONE/TWO PEOPLE BACKPACKING

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Heidi Jones 20/4/2003
GREAT POT FOR ALPINE CLIMBING.

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