NASHRIO Portable Camping Grill, Folding Compact Stainless Steel Charcoal Barbeque Grill for Picnics, Backpacking, Backyards, Survival

Such a well designed device. On fires or fire pans, it makes a perfect grill for BBQs or heating in utensils. Yet it’s tiny and so light. Brilliant addition to my gear.

Pros:+ super portable+ lightweight+ affordable+ good qualityCons:- not too sturdy (but definitely strong enough even for larger steaks)- height is not adjustable- contains many small parts- takes a few minutes to set upMy thoughts:Just the perfect grill rack for having a BBQ at the beach, will fit into any pack.

I love this little thing, it's a really handy tool for camping. Can be used for grilling or as a base for using a camping pot over an open fire. The grill is a bit fiddly to assemble, but not enough for it to be a deal breaker by any stretch of the imagination. Do not use over an overly hot fire as I get the feeling the metal would deform. Really the biggest downfall of this grill is the weight of the container which is unnecessarily heavy, but if you're happy to carry a couple extra grams this is a fun bit of kit.

To be honest I wasn't overly confident this was going to be that great, but knew I wanted a lightweight grill that didn't take up too much bag space for cooking over a fire.It does take a few minutes to assemble, but it's really not as fiddly as I was expecting, you get the two end rods in slightly, then all the other rods fit into slots rather than holes then you just tighten the whole thing up and screw the legs on, I was expecting it to be the sort of thing where just as you get the last rod in place the first three fall out, but as long as you keep it flat it's fine.Once assembled, it's very sturdy. Small things could fall through I suppose but I had no trouble with what I was cooking. Size wise I'd say it's about right for one person. Originally I wanted something height adjustable, but really you should be cooking on a bed of embers anyway, so at that stage this should be about the right height, if you want it lower the legs are thin enough to push into the ground a bit, in fact the only modification I might make is to sharpen them so this is easier.Once you're done, it'll obviously need a bit of a clean up, which actually isn't too hard if you disassemble it and clean it rod by rod with a metal scowrer (this is what I use for all of my metal cookware). It'll be a bit difficult to clean the insides of the thicker tubes along the side, so maybe try and keep your food toward the middle. They could always be cleaned every so often with a good soak and a pipe cleaner at home.All in all I'm pretty pleased with it and will use this a lot, certainly better than trying to balance a flat grill on some sticks that slides into the fire halfway through cooking.

The metal sticks in the middle changed shape after the first fire, they became skew. As a result, they don't fit back in the tube which makes the bbq not compact and not easy to travel with.UPDATE-1: I returned it and was fully refunded.UPDATE-2: I bought another one and didn't screw it together as tightly, leaving some space for the metal sticks in the middle to expand when they heat. It seemed to have worked. We cooked several times and everything still fits back together.

This is a really handy and well made item. As a lightweight and space saving camping grid it's perfect for cooking a couple of sausages and a small steak or a couple of burgers!

I have only just purchased the camp fire grill and am amazed how compact it is and so light weightAnd portable

there is not much to dislike about this. Yes the grill wires bend under repeated heat BUT you can just replace them with almost any wire of the same gauge. The only floor I can see is the possibility of the threaded pieces getting damaged which can not be easily replaced but I will deal with that when it happens and post solution or down grade my review depending on the outcome!