BATTLBOX Bushcraft Grill Set, Steel Campfire Cooking Grate Swivel Grill For Outdoor BBQ Open Fire, Packable Campfire Cook Set, Heavy Duty Campfire Pit Grill, Open Fire Swivel Camping Grill, Canvas Bag

The moment I opened the box, I could feel my testosterone skyrocket and leave my body with an audible *grunt*. My primal urges beckoning me to assemble this thing immediatelly, to quench my insatiable appattite for meat tubes and bean juice. Standing at the kitchen sink, donning my adorning apron and floral protective gloves, scrubbing the manufacturing residue and grease from this contraption that must have been conceptualized by Hercules himself, doubt fell upon me... will this actually hold my meat tubes and bean juice?... will I be digging my 2nd lunch from the bowels of Heck? Did I really record over the 2nd half of the 90-day fiance tell all?? As what happens many times a day, I found myself pondering how the Roman Empire would handle my conundrum. My mind rallied and I knew that I must sally fourth! All doubt dissipated as the contraption remained upright while boiling my bean juice and heating my meat tubes! The feeling of victory and glory washed over me, as I spent the rest of the rest of the afternoon imagining how Spartacus felt after a long day in the Colosseum.

This is a nice bushcraft kit. This will handle small pots or coffee pots. It is intended to be packable, so it is not as heavy duty. I would not try to hang a Dutch oven from this hook.However, for what it is intended for it is a great bushcraft kit. Place the first piece in the ground as deep as you can, (at least half of its length), then it will be sturdy. It will sway a little, that should be expected, but it will support small cookware easily. Everything has its limitations.The arms aren’t very long, but it would be unstable to make them longer. Best to place the stand in the ground, then build the fire under it to one side.I think the grill is going to be more useful than the griddle. It will be difficult to keep the griddle level for things like eggs and pancakes.I like it and I’m happy to add it to my camp fire cooking accessories.

All the metal bits are individually wrapped in plastic, but it doesn't seem they were oiled first. All my pieces had rust. Not severe, but needs addressed before it becomes a problem. Some look like they have ash from a fire on them, but it may just be rust and some of the excess coating, not sure. Bag is very nice. Just feel like a new product shouldn't be dirty and rusty when it gets there.

This is a really cool bushcraft camp cooking set it included multiple stakes for the upright portion and a hook, grill grate, and griddle that can go on the vertical stakes. They are fully adjustable due to the forged metal ring on each tool. It allows you to slide it up or down and is held in place by gravity and leverage. The case it comes in is a really heavy waxed canvas and the kit packs flat. Would be an really great gift for your fellow bushcraft or camp cooking enthusiast

The first impression about this set is the bag. It's so stylish and gave each part a home to stay. Also, the bag is high quality and made by canvas like those old jeans. They also try to make it looks like old jeans with some wear and tear which I like and appreciate. The 3 sections of poles made it easy to setup and put it back to the bag, and slightly grease and rust made it an outdoor camping look already even before using. Though it's sad I have to give it a 3 stars because the pan and grill won't stay flat when I set it up on the straight pole. There might be some way I can try to straight it or tilt the pole but I don't think it's my job and I like the straight up pole to hang them just like their page photos.