I've just won a Zebra pot on Ebay and whilst I thought I won a 10cm, I was sent a 12cm!
Rather than send it back, I'm wondering if I should just buy a 10cm as well....
After all, it is kit and you can never have too much of that!
I've just won a Zebra pot on Ebay and whilst I thought I won a 10cm, I was sent a 12cm!
Rather than send it back, I'm wondering if I should just buy a 10cm as well....
After all, it is kit and you can never have too much of that!
i used to use a 16 and a 10.. but since i got my kelly kettle the 10 hasnt seen much use.
the 10 is really very small, though that may have been what you were looking for.
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I use a 12cm one. Having seen the 10cm one next to it, it looks like the 10cm one is for action man. If I were you, I wouldn't be disappointed.
Neil
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i've got a 10 and a 14. and to be honest the 14 sees the most use. it seems to boils faster too, probably due to the larger surface area.
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12 and 16 over here. I use the 16 the most but on my own the 12. I havn't got a 10 but I'd imagine it'd be perfect for boiling rice for 2 or noodles for 1
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I use a 10 cm and a 12cm and for me they are fine you can feed two people out of them BUt i'd preffer a 16 for that
James
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I use a 14, generally as I'm either feeding two or boiling water for a group.
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I use the 12 m'self.
I moved on from a 10 to a 12cm one. Didn't regret a minute.
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I have both a 10 and a 14cm. The 10cm is okay for a brew, but you could not do massive amounts with it.
The 14cm I find is far more effective and the steamer tray can be use as a bowl![]()
Thanks everyone, I'm now really pleased that they accidentally sent me the 12cm!
I may even need a 16cm for when I take others out and about![]()
Sounds about rightOriginally Posted by bambodoggy
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I'll be using the one I've had on order for over two months - grump![]()
If you still want a 10cm billy, I've got one you could have. It's the Zebra and never used - I bought it to supplement another pot, but have never needed it. That's the trouble when you're a kit freak!!!![]()
Anyway, PM me if you're interested and we'll agree a price.
Regards,
Ted W
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That’s very kind of you, but I’ve paid for mine already
AJB
No problem, it's now been sold!![]()
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I got a 10, and its ok for 1,but is a little on the small side. I'm going to get a 12, just because I think the 10 is slighty too small for 2 or a hungry lone hiker (like me!)
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I have a 10 and a 16, basically the 10 is a bit too small ad the 16 is a bit too big so stick with what you have and look for a deal on a 14 in the future
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I use two 12cm ones for my general kit and a 10cm one for my light weight kit.
To lighten it I've removed the handle and replaced it with a braided wire bail.
I've also replaced the lid with an aluminium one from an old pan set.
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I've got a 10 and a 14. The 14 gets the most use as it's big enough for two and seems to boil much quicker. Used to use the 10 when I went out on my own but now I just cook in my crusader mug and the 10 gets left at home.