Good idea for an out door grill?

[PhilParry]

Anybody used one of these?



http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/outdoor-travel/tools-survival/grilliput/index.html

Phil

 

[andyn]

Remember these being talked about before: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13818&highlight=Grilliput

Andy's reply about the bars bending with a pan of water put me off.

 

[skybandit]

Yup Phil, I had been eyeing them up for ages and finally cracked a few months ago.

It is a little heavier than I imagined, which I suppose in a way is no bad thing, it's easy to put together, and is very compact. Personally I am very pleased with it.

The firebowl was a step too far though....I considered it completely unecessary.

Cheers

 

[skybandit]

.........having looked at the link to the other thread, I haven't had the same experience as Bisamratte; mine has coped with pans of water no problems, and I don't find it particularly fiddly to construct. Ok it takes a couple of minutes, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make considering a) the hassle of construction is a lot less than that of carrying a regular grill, and b) when I am bushcrafting is about the only time I am not in a rush!!

Cheers

 

[fredcraft]

The firebowl was a step too far though....I considered it completely unecessary.

Am I the only one who find that it looks like that piece of cookware you use to steam veggies ?

 

[anthonyyy]

Am I the only one who find that it looks like that piece of cookware you use to steam veggies ?

Yes thats the fire bowl thing. It looks exactly like a steamer.

 

[TobyH]

Was just thinking I've saved myself £6.99!!!