24" Heavy Duty Folding Campfire Grill, Compact Swivel Grill Design, Grate & Griddle for Campfire Cooking, Australian Owned

This grill was used for several camping trips. Grill is easy to deploy and but takes a little fine turning to get the optimal height for cooking. There are some signs of rust but held up well during the winter. I would not hesitate to purchase again.Future improvements would be swapping the hardware to Stainless steel and swap the carry bag with a more durable material.

I absolutely love this! We needed a new tripod. I hated how it would just hang over the fire. This is so easy to cook on, clean and easy travel! I definitely recommend!

Bought this for our fire pit but was to short. Contacted seller two weeks ago about purchasing a couple more rod segments and have yet to hear back. Don't want to send it back because it looks like it will work well once I'm able to raise it at least another foot.

Works great!The steak and mushrooms were delicious btw

This works perfectly, directions were great. Very sturdy item sure to last a long time with much use.

No stars! Went to use first time the treads stripped out of the rod and it won’t stand up! Very disappointed!

We’ve used this over our fire ring at a campground. Love that it gets down closer to the coals so cooking is more exact than typical campfire efforts. The griddle side kept my steak from causing flare ups and getting too sooty. We grilled hot dogs while toasting the inside of buns at the same time; you’ve gotta toast the buns, people! Grilled chicken and it came out great. We made home fries on this - I recommend adding a foil “fence” to keep food from falling off the one edge without a lip. It folds in half and spins out of your way when not in use. I used a compact “pan scraper” to clean it and was fine to reuse several days. Will need to really scrub at home so we can store it in the included canvas bag without attracting beasties.

The gauge of steel is good and heavy for the grill and should stand up to the rigors of camping (too heavy for hiking IMO unless you're dating a football player). I added a touch of light oil to the threads and hinge and everything moved a lot smoother after that. My only three complaints are that the carrying bag and zipper should be a heavier gauge for said rigors of camping and the pointy ends of the poles should be sharper to penetrate the frozen tundra of North America. We ain't down under, Mate!