CAMPINGMOON Portable Stainless Steel Wood Burning Grill and Fire Pit 20-inch with Carrying Bag MT-055

This was a great addition to our family camping trip.Positives - size, easy assembly, easy to use, handles stayed cool, sturdy base, ash catcher, different cook levels, packs somewhat flat so easy to store and fits in car nicely.Negatives - heavy, grill grate didn't feel as secure as we would have liked, grate not very easy to clean.Overall we really liked this grill and it's a must pack for any camping trip.

Perfect for car camping. The best piece of kit I have. Has great air flow which means very little smoke. I also love the grate top for cooking. Used it when power was out after hurricane Helene. Cooked for four people for a week, worked great. I have the large size. Its made very sturdy out of heavy gage stainless steel. I know I will be using it for years to come.

The CAMPINGMOON Portable Stainless Steel Wood Burning Grill and Fire Pit has swiftly become one of my must-have camping accessories. Here's why:Sturdy and Strong Build: Made with high-quality stainless steel, this grill and fire pit is resilient and built to last. Its strength ensures that I can trust it to handle various cooking needs without worry.Generous Size: Though I expected a compact grill, the 20-inch size offers ample space to cook various dishes at once. It's big enough to cater to a small group while still being manageable for solo trips.Quick and Easy Setup: I've found the assembly and disassembly to be incredibly simple and quick, without the need for any tools. This ease of use makes it a joy to set up at camp.Safe Campfire Cooking: With its well-designed structure, it allows for controlled cooking over a campfire. I no longer have to fumble around with makeshift grills or risk my safety.Portability: It folds up neatly and comes with a carry bag that makes transport and storage a breeze. Its portability ensures that I can take it with me on all my camping adventures without hassle.Summary: The CAMPINGMOON Portable Stainless Steel Wood Burning Grill and Fire Pit has genuinely elevated my campfire cooking experience. With its sturdy build, user-friendly design, and fantastic portability, it's a wise investment for anyone who enjoys outdoor cooking. I wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow campers looking to make cooking on the campfire fast, easy, and safe.

I can cook about anything as long as it's not charcoal until I got this grill and I love it very easy to cook on , well built , portable easy clean up, you won't regret purchasing this item

Ok i used to make fun of people using fire pits like this inside a stone firepit while camping. Thought it was silly.I was wrong.I took it on a week long camp trip where i normally have fires in a pit. But this made me use much less wood to get the same amount of light and even better when it rained i was able to move the pit close to tarp to sit by it and stay dry. We even used it to cook kebabs and it worked flawless.Yeah, its a blatent chinese copy of the snowpeak.But i got it because the snowpeak, while nice stuff, has never been worth the money to me for what it is. Especially something that you burn wood in. Camping is supposed to be cheap, this keeps it cheap. Otherwise i think they call it glamping or overlanding or something like that now.

Found this product being sold by another company on Facebook and this was cheaper but it looked identical. Turns out this is actually more sturdy and slightly heavier but cheaper. My first camping trip was windy for 3 days but I was able to safely contain a fire for cooking instead of worrying about the ring that was there that had too much space around the base for a safe fire in the Wind. This little guy is a game changer!

I bought the big version, but it is still too shallow to put in a piece of wood that is regular length. I have to cut it in half.

Since getting this fire pit, I used it for all my camping trips as fire pit and cooking station.Sturdiness and quality: Superb! This fire pit is made of thick stainless steel with almost no sharp edges. Once setup, the fire pit is very stable. I have put heavy wood logs, cast irons on top without even worrying it may collapse.Easy to assemble: It takes more time taking it out of the bag than setting it up.Weight: The drawback of using thick stainless steel is the weight. It is designed for car camping and for a relatively large group (~4-8 people). You can get smaller version for lighter weight. I don't mind of the weight at all.I will try to upload photos or videos later.