OdolandCamping 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.

Looks great. Used it twice on a BLM and it was awesome to cook food on it. Compact size that one can carry and fold easily. Great value for money. So far no rust. Slightly heavy but super sleek .

It's compact and very useful. The base bends after a few times but not a deal breaker. The cook grid is crap, the meat sticks and it also bends with the heat. I bought a separate SS grill and that solved the problem. I love the way you can disassemble this product, creating lots of space. The last picture is the Stainless Steel grill that I bought seperately.

I purchased this to take on a car camping trip. My companion wanted to have a campfire but ground fires are prohibited at this campground. These units come in 2 sizes—we bought the larger one which accommodated Duraflame logs and commercial firewood. I was very impressed with its performance. It comes in a pouch and while it is heavy it breaks down into a flat rectangle which doesn’t take up much room. It is easy to assemble and disassemble. Frankly I expected some warpage but after 5 days of use we hosed it down with a little dish soap and all components were still perfectly flat and showed no sign of wear. It also comes with a cooking grate so you can use it as a charcoal grill if you want. I recommend this.

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!

Very compact when disassembled. Has some heft to it, but that speaks to the heavy metal used. As with other reviews the bottom metal does warp. I used it twice and there was a noticeable bend on the bottom plate. I like the grill but the grilling material needs to be better and it will also move around. There are tiny tabs to try to keep it in place but once you use the it, the grill grate will bend and warp and the little tabs are useless to hold it in place. I also covered the bottom with aluminum foil to keep the ashes from falling onto the dry grass. Overall, it's an ok grill, I'm going to keep it but my search for an extremely compact and portable grill will continue.

It’s relatively inexpensive so I didn’t expect much. I figured it would last 2 or 3 uses and be ready for the trash, but I’m through 16 lbs of charcoal now (about 10 uses) of the grill, and after cleaning, it basically looks brand new! The only area where the black powder coat has worn off is the horizontal shelf where the charcoal sits, as this is where all the direct heat is. After cleaning I just wipe that piece down with cooking oil to prevent rust, then wrap it on foil to keep other parts from getting oily while stored in the pouch. Then, next time it use it, I’ve got a piece of foil to put under the grill to catch ashes. Cleanup is super easy. Ashes dump onto foil, wrap the ashes and throw away. The rest of the grill cleans easily with light steel wool scrub, and very easy access since all pieces are flat sheet metal, no little nooks or corners for anything to get trapped.Cooking surface is a bit small, but a right-sized bed of charcoal stays hot enough to cook for 60-90 minutes, so plenty to cook for 4-5 people even if things don’t all fit at the same time.I like it enough I’m thinking about getting a second one for occasions when I need to cook for more people.Perfect for camping or at the beach, just stick it on the corner of a table