Performance
The oval bottom sits stable on backpacking stoves and holds heat efficiently while the engineered spout delivers controlled pours for pour-over coffee or filling mugs without dripping. Folding handles stay cool with silicone grips, and the lid stays put while you pour. The 600ml capacity (marketed as 500ml) is perfect for solo hikers or a couple sharing tea—enough for one freeze-dried meal plus a hot drink. Scale marks inside help you measure water precisely. Made in Japan with 0.4mm titanium—thin but strong, built to last.
Pros
- Wide oval bottom provides exceptional stability on camp stoves
- Engineered spout pours without dribbling or spilling
- At 110g, it's ultralight for backpacking
- Folding handles with silicone grips stay cool
- Scale marks inside for precise water measurements
- Perfect solo size—one meal plus a hot drink
- Japanese titanium construction with decades of proven durability
Cons
- Thin titanium shows campfire soot and patina over time
- Too small for groups—best for 1-2 people max
- Premium price point for a single-purpose kettle
Specs
- Weight: 110g / 3.88 oz
- Capacity: 600ml (with scale marks)
- Dimensions: 105 x 97mm / 4.13 x 3.82 inches
- Material: Titanium (0.4mm thickness)
- Features: Oval bottom, engineered spout, scale marks, folding handles with silicone grips
- Included: Stuff sack
- Made in: Japan
Final Thoughts
The Evernew Ti Tea Pot 500 is what happens when Japanese precision meets ultralight backpacking. It's a kettle that does one thing perfectly—boils water and pours it cleanly—without the weight or bulk. The oval base keeps it stable on sketchy camp stoves, and the spout design means you're not wasting hot water on the ground. Built for solo hikers or minimalist campers who care about their morning coffee ritual even when they're miles from civilization. Light, durable, and engineered to last decades on the trail.
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Every tool we review moves with purpose. Sharp, minimal, built to last — gear that earns its place in your kit. No trends, no noise. Just precision instruments for those who understand that less is more, and what you carry defines how you move.
