Boilerwerks Backcountry Boiler™ Kettle Giveaway

I was a funder of the original Boilerwerks Backcountry Boiler™ Kickstarter project back in 2011 and ended up with #016 of a limited run. The Backcountry Boiler™ was the first true lightweight chimney kettle (stove) and will be a great addition to anyone’s hiking gear.

Why the Giveaway?

This is not a sponsored giveaway. I bought the Backcountry Boiler™ with my own funds. I’m giving it away to one lucky reader because I have far too much gear that isn’t getting used and it’s a crying shame. Despite loving this stove and what it represents, I would rather see it being put to good use by someone else. Just to be clear – there is nothing wrong with this stove, but it has been used and IS DIRTY

How to Enter

There are no complicated hoops to jump through in order to be eligible for this giveaway. All I ask is that you leave a comment below that includes something you like about this style of stove/kettle AND something you would change or do differently to improve it.

You can find all the specifications about the Backcountry Boiler™ on their webpage. So do a little homework and leave those two pieces of constructive feedback (along with anything else you would like to add) and you’re entered to win. Easy! For bonus points you can like the Boilerwerks Facebook page and follow @Boilerwerks on Twitter.

I’ll ship this anywhere in the world to the winner, so everyone is eligible to enter. I’ll pick a random winner from all of the eligible comments one week from today, Friday May 9th. Good luck everyone – feel free to share this with your friends.

Winner Announcement

Thank you all for the great comments, shares, and feedback. Unfortunately with these giveaways there can be only one winner. So, without further ado – the winner of my beloved Backcountry Boiler is Tony Veroeven! Tony, please contact me via email (address at top right of my blog) with your shipping information and I’ll get the stove mailed off to you.

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