Lodge - A5-11 Lodge 4-in-1 Camp Dutch Oven Tool, 10.82, Black, steel

Good product and delivered super fast.

I still have this item and I use it for a lid opener still too short to open a cast iron when it extremely hot.You will have to be right on the money for use of cast iron riser when rotating the Dutch oven during the cooking process.

great item

Great place to set your lid for inspection of contents.

Should work fine for the intended purposes. I would liked to have seen a more robust rivet holding it together.

I used this stand for cooking on my cast iron skillet while camping. It worked well. I was able to just put it down in a bed of hot coals and place my 12 inch skillet on top and get cooking. I was also able to place a small backpacking kettle on it without issue. It folds flat so its easy to store and transport, although it’s a bit too heavy to consider taking it backpacking.I did not try using it as a hook for lifting lids or whatnot because it was under the pan in question, and I don’t think it’s worth keeping two of these around.

I have a set of cast iron cookware that I use for both campfire cooking and on my propane stove when camping. Although I had a good pot hook lid lifter, I had always had to improvise a way to set down the lid or the pot. I now have two of these - one for a hot lid and one for the pots themselves. Wish I had done it a lot sooner.Space is always a consideration when camping, and the fact that these fold up when not in use is helpful.As others have mentioned, although these are sold by Lodge, unlike the Lodge cast iron pans and lids, they are made in China rather than in Tennessee. We ordered another Lodge accessory not long ago only to discover that it was also made in China, but the pots and lids themselves, so far, have all been made in the USA.

This is an awful multifunctional tool. I love cooking outdoors and this little tool helps me with many aspects of outdoor cooking, helps move the pot without getting burned, helps lift the lid. - and i can also use it to place the hot lid or hot pot on it after removing it from the fire.