REDCAMP Swivel Campfire Grill Heavy Duty Steel Grate, Over Fire Camp Grill with Carrying Bag for Outdoor Open Flame Cooking (Black)

I admit I bought this by accident alongside a mini grill and Wow - what a stroke of luck; this was such a great thing to have on a group camping trip. Strong, reliable, easy to set up, easy to move, protective heat-resistant handle, packs away easily, cleans easily. Genuinely awesome product at a graat price, that literally saved our bacon 😉

Only regret with this BBQ Grill is didn't buy it sooner , makes all the difference to BBQ cooking, highly recommended

Makes cooking over a fire pit so easy. Managed to cook grilled chicken for 5, with jacket potatoes roasting in the coal. Being able to raise and lower the grill avoids everything being made into charcoal when the dripping fat reignites the fire. Only criticism is that it’s not the easiest thing to raise the grill plate when it’s in use. Down is fairly easy after the first few times, but when you try to raise it again, especially when it’s got food on it weighing it down, you run the risk of pulling it out of the ground altogether. I found that it was a two person job - with oven mitts on for safety. Breaks down flat and stores away compactly in the provided bag.

Goodly sturdy - bought it to sit my camp oven on, but will be useful for lots of fire cooking. It's a sturdy piece of kit, straight forward to use + clean. Comes with a sturdy bag, which is really handy. Pleased with it 👍

Well made and has held up for quite a few fires now. It's not very stable in soft ground so take that into consideration as it is naturally unbalanced. Everything gets hot so adjusting the height after the fire has been lit needs gloves. The bag is well made with enough space to take other fire making equipment.

it is a great size and actually works. Comes with it's own bag, great for camping

Was worried if the black paint would come out but used a few times , put in the dishwasher and come out like new , very happy with the quality...

This is very sturdy, but I found it impossible to pull the legs out so that it could stand up. I asked my son to try and he had to use about 10 minutes of brute force to get the legs in a position where the table could stand up. I didn’t close it again as I know I will not be able to open it up again. This has really put me off, and I am considering sending it back as I want something that folds up reasonably easily.