Handle stays relatively cool (though potholder helps)
347056
If you want capacity, this is it. Quality construction. Handle stays relatively cool (though potholder helps). WE use on a wood cook stove - perfect for heating water for dishes.
4660049
I was initially going to write a reivew which stated "I put water in.  I put it on the burner.  The water boils and the pot whistles.  I pour it out."  In other words my initial impression was that this is a simple thing designed to do one thing, and it does it perfectly.

After living with it for a short time I realized that it has two characteristics which are worth mentioning.  One (obviously) is that it is made of glass.  In Wisconsin we have hard water, every single kettle I've ever had gets mineral deposits.  With other kettles that aren't clear, the deposits are concealed.  With this kettle, however, you see them even after a single use.  I've been washing it in the dishwasher, the deposits come out when put in the bottom rack (yes I know it is top rack safe I'm taking my chances).  The other is that the handle gets kind of hot and you have to use a pot holder or glove to pick it up.  I suspect other designs may have a cool handle when the water boils.

In summary I like it but don't love it.  It is an inexpensive item that does work well though.
2972873
Works just fine.  Gets hot as a firecracker though, have potholder at the ready.
2820606
I like it except that the handle is a little short for me.  Not seeing it in "person" I found it to be smaller than I wanted.  It does work well and I look forward to using it for years to come.  I like the design.  Wheeled coolers are great!
2964565
Hey Travelers/Hikers/Campers,

The attraction of this one, is that the pesky handle folds in and latches.  The latch is a secure fit.  I've used the pot to cook on propane stoves no problem and also the, I'll say, "hot coal method," which can has ruined a few normal pots of mine.  I'm guessing the flames of the fire where no so good for the handle and eventually fell off.  The hinges and joints still appear fine and new.  I haven't had it for long though.  If it can withstand something like that, during you're treck trough the Appalachian Trail, I don't know.

Size:  I'd say it can cook enough of whatever for 2 very hungry people or even 3.

Con:  I've seen comments before about the handle turning in on itself, while pouring out water.  This is partially true.  It does this when one wants to get the last drop out, otherwise its very manageable.
1067338
Having used this for a month or two, I have to say that it's good product. My only criticism is that the handle is bulky enough that it cause issues getting under grab bars and the like. But the part of the squeegee that sticks out resolves most of those issues.
The handle is comfortable in my hand, and the blunt end is big enough that it sits vertically on that end, taking up little room on the wire rack.
2333294
Love the pot, have never used cookwear without a cool handle. Will see how it works.
4226050
It works as intended and held a good amount of spices for my pho broth. The latch is a thin metal clip attached to one side that folds over both halves when the unit is closed and seems like it could be easily bent or broken, but it held tight through a day long boiling session. The hook on the end of the chain didn't get a good grip on the lip of my big stock pot and wasn't big enough to hook on the handle, so the chain kept slipping into the pot when I stirred it.

I also didn't think about how tough it would be to close it without spilling spices if you try to stack in more than a level 1/2 of the total capacity. I managed to stack a few whole star anise on top of the seeds and still get it closed, but I am now kind of wishing I had looked for a larger capacity top loading spice infuser. Still, it got the job done, cleaned up easily, and as long as i handle the clasp carefully should last a long time.
614155
Looks nice, works well, cleans well, but handle is too long.
2834354
This cute pot does not have the extra handle near the spout in the 16 ounce size like in the picture. The pot gets really hot, including the top, so use caution when pouring. You need to hold the top on while pouring and don't tilt over too far or it will spill. Mine arrived with a small chip in the inner rim. Not a big deal. The inner ceramic infuser and the built-in ceramic strainer at the spout does let some leaves through to my cup, so be aware of that. One the other hand, using ceramic preserves the flavor of the tea, so it's a trade-off. Will be looking for a better pot with a finer ceramic infuser, but until then, this is a handy little teapot that serves its function well enough.
4326687
I bought this cooler to store snacks and drinks for a cross-country road trip.  Since it was in the car the entire time, it was in a controlled environment, right around 70 degrees the whole ride.  Overall, it's a nice little cooler.  Construction feels solid, the zipper is very smooth, it fits a good amount of items, and is sturdy enough to actually use the table functionality despite it being collapsible--which is an awesome feature btw.  I'll be honest and say that the ice didn't last AS long as I was hoping it would, but i guess that is a trade-off with the easy access door.

Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone to use for a day trip to the beach, park, sporting event, etc.
4953860
Handle does not get hot because of the silicone handle.  I have had no issue with this tea pot and I love the color.
2768755
Followed a previous post to make carry handles. The only problem I had there is that, having centered the holes I drilled, the balance of the cooler when carried was to the back or pull-handle side. I wish I had located the holes to provide a balanced hand carry. Otherwise this is a very good buy at $20. Rolls nicely and the pull handle is long enough.
4439536
I didn't have hugely high hopes for it keeping the heat, just because of it's size. Usually the smaller "food jar" size thermoses are just too small to hold their heat for as long as I'd like. I have several of the Thermos Foogo jars and they do just ok. But I liked the modular design of this one, so I took a chance on it (purchased locally at Cabelas). I like thermos cooking, so I tried cooking some dried pinto beans in it. At 10:00pm I brought 1/2 cup of beans to a boil in the little pan. Boiled for 10 min, and then dumped it into the thermos. Closed it up and let it sit all night. At 9am I opened it up and checked the temperature. It was still 140 degrees! I was very impressed that it would still be that hot after 11 hours, and the beans were perfectly soft. You do have to be careful of the handle on the pot. It has plastic components, and the pot is so tiny that it's hard to have the pot on the stove and not have the handle exposed to a lot of heat. I wrapped it with a pot holder to protect it, but I'm going to have to think of a better solution, since it was awkward. Also, because of the tiny size of the pot, it BARELY fits on my butane stove. The bottom of the pan is almost exactly the size of the gap in the center of the burner. It just teetered on there and couldn't be bumped in the slightest or it would have fallen over. So, cool modular design, but maybe a little impractical. Still really impressed with it's heat-holding ability, so I'm glad I got it.
2535386
I ordered this cooler for my boyfriend for Christmas. He loves the capacity, the fishing pole holders, and the separate compartment above the main compartment (excellent for storing your fishing bait away from the drinks and snacks). The cooler is quite large and takes up a fair amount of floor/car space, but it is incredibly sturdy and can serve as a chair if need be. It rolls easily, but we noticed the same issue with the handle as others have mentioned. After a lot of pulling and attempting to force the handle out, we discovered that you have to press the release button just right. Hold the left side of the release button down, pull the left part of the handle out slightly, then press the right part of the handle in a little. Then again press the button in the middle and pull, and the handle will finally fully extend... at least his did. I'm glad he figured this out because I would have been disappointed to return it. Otherwise, a great product!
1116777
Looks stylish and performs well.  Handle gets super hot.
2519581
Attractive kettle. Handle can get too hot to grip with bare hands, so I find myself using an oven mitt when pouring. That was unexpected; otherwise, does the job its meant for.