Odoland Camping Campfire Grill, Portable Folding Charcoal Grills, Backpacking BBQ Grill, Heavy Duty Firepit Grill with Carry Bag for Outdoor Cooking, Bonfire, Patio, Backyard

The media could not be loaded. We used this once and already I can say is it's amazing. We live in apartment that doesn't allow grills and this is great to bring to the park, thanks to it being light weight (5 lbs) and storing flat in the included pouch. The build quality is impressive for the price. The assembly is easy (they include instructions but you likely don't need them). The size is perfect for 2 people, not too big not too small. The most important pro of this product: it makes good food (see video).I don't have many cons to say. I honestly think this is too inexpensive and should cost maybe $10 more. The gloves are not great. I have small/medium hands, and the gloves were too snug. And heat does leak through if you grab a lit coal too long. It's awesome they include the pouch, but I do wish it was made of a more premium fabric like canvas. If it were to cost extra $10, it might fix the cheap gloves and carrying pouch. But this is by no means a dealbreaker.The reason we got this is other collapsible grills cost WAY more and are heavier. Examples: Snow peak, DOD. The price for this is impressive for what you get.

Very portable and medium sized. Heavier than expected, but that's normal considering the sturdy built. A bit small for your usual BBQing, but that's obvious. It's too heavy for hiking, maybe a bit too small for glamping. Still, I wanted to use it in areas where you can't have a real fire, and that worked brilliantly. It has great circulation under it, so it works really well. My trick was making a big fire with it and then letting the coals accumulate in it and then BBQ. Worked great, nice and hot. I think I'll get a bigger set-up for my future glamping, but as such it is great. I suppose you could use it on a table top, but then you need something for the hot ashes. Comes even with gloves to make cleaning easier. Great value for what it is, works brilliantly if you need a small BBQ that you can also use as a small fire-pit. Recommended!

I like it a lot for my use.Pros:-Portability is amazing, stores into a literal folder size sleeve, amazing space saving.-For my camping purposes this is perfect, use extra coals! Cooks about 4 burgers with no issues.-It comes with (almost) heat-proof gloves and tongs (not the best tongs).-Assembly can take 40 seconds after you do it once.Cons:-Wipe down is best method to clean up.-Have to wait for it to cool off to disasseble, but not really a huge issue.Suggestion:-line bottom with foil for easier cleanup and no mess. Poke holes for air circulation.-Use matchlight coals for quick and ease of use.

It's a 4* if buying as a stand-alone. Solid "5" with mods. I LOVE ease of construction that's light yet sturdy. Grill grid, as expected, is of average/very acceptable quality. It bent a bit (my bad!) under my BIG high end stock pots full of liquid meant for high heat cooking (NOT Teflon stainless steel meant for Med flame or lighter camping-weight cookware, i.e. I shamelessly abuse weight load 🥴). For easy camping/picnic/even eating a nicer lunch on the go for 1-2 people or a cute very small fire pit - just go for it! It folds into a flat notebook shape 😍 ready for the next adventure. (Already gave two as "college-bound kid" presents with silicone grill sheets and my fave #10 knife).Solved original grill buckling by turning grid a bit at first before adding a sturdier one underneath. (My enthusiastic demand was a TOTALLY UNREASONABLE weight load, so ... lol.)For frequent heavier use in one spot my work-around rocked: Found a set of two grills (with a slightly bigger surface) for $24 that will last a lifetime and countless other uses. Saved original grid for topping those, trips and added reusable grilling silicone mats in lieu of foil for more 'chef-stykle' flexibility with less recycling/clean-up on the go.I've used it for all of my meals over three months now while clearing out/refinishing our deck since grills arrived making the most of late Summer and Fall weather even in the rain under a patio umbrella. (GLAMPING!) As others suggested - oil the lower shelf used for ash collection and layer with foil for easy clean up. This cutie is used and abused a LOT."Puzzle" base that folds flat is a real design gem! Perfect for tossing in a backpack or a tote for grilling anywhere. "Brat 1" and "Brat 2" keep sending cooking pics like some do with "Traveling Gnome". 🤦‍♀️🤣Size complainers? People should look at product specs, pictures, reviews and even YT videos before ordering - it's clearly noted in two places - expect about a 11"x13" (PORTABLE) area. Use pans, woks and pots to maximize/increase cooking surface/volume. It's EXACTLY as described!

Easy to assemble and store .Great for backpacking or keeping in car for emergencies or for boondocking . Good design, lightweight and small .

Got the 15inch, thinking it would be big enough for 3. Thought Wrong! Pit not deep enough for charcoal to cook a bone-in chicken breast! Can’t add more charcoal unless you remove the food and the grate! Fit two hamburgers with a little bit of room, a third one is over crowded! Unless your wood pieces are very small and thinly cut, it will not fit in the pan. Heaven forbid you want charcoal and wood in your fire, because then the grate will not fit on top. You can get a larger one, stainless steel so it’s lighter weight for a lot less money and you will get more use out of it. Gave this one away to a single camper

Convenient, portable size. Great for cooking for a couple of people, or to hold a small fire and enjoy a cold beverage by.