Outwell portable grill

[SimonM]

I have just bought on of these...

Enjoy hot and tasty charcoal-grilled food, wherever you are, with this easily assembled, easily packed portable grill from Outwell.

It's made of tough steel, and stands up very stably on its base when unfolded. When not in use, it packs down flat for easy transport and storage.

It's got low ventilation points under the charcoal base, which will help your coals or wood to burn through more efficiently, giving you a quicker, better cooked meal.

Feed yourself and your camping buddies in style!

Weight (g) 3000
Recommended Use Camping
Fabric steel
Size (cm) 30 x 45 x 35
Packed Size (cm) 46 x 45 x 3

Obviously it is designed as a barbie, but the grill is in 3, hinged, sections so I thought it would make a decent enough fire tray for when canoeing. i.e. I can leave one section opened up to feed fire wood into it.

It is light enough to carry at 3kg, and folds flat.

More details here...
http://www.outwell.dk/Furniture.aspx?b=Outwell&bid=2&lid=1&l=en-GB&ProductId=1973&pid=9&CatId=540

For those in the NW, I bought it from Winfields at Haslingden for £19.99

Simon

 

[drewdunnrespect]

looking good simon you do relise go outdoors are doing the same one for £8 not trying to put a dampner on it or anything drew

 

[Shewie]

I've looked at these a few times, let us know how you get on with it Simon as I might get one for our France trip this summer.

Is it pretty solid when standing ?

 

[SimonM]

Stands very solidly.

The steel is a bit thin, so will probably warp after use...but for the price was worth a gamble.


Ideal for when off ground fires are needed.

Simon

 

[SimonM]

looking good simon you do relise go outdoors are doing the same one for £8 not trying to put a dampner on it or anything drew

Thanks Drew...

 

[Shewie]

Lol - don't you just hate it when somebody does that

 

[Bodge]

Lol - don't you just hate it when somebody does that

And it had to be Drew

 

[SimonM]

Thanks for the sympathy guys....

 

[drewdunnrespect]

lol sorry simon i couldnt resist

 

[Bumpy]

looking good simon you do relise go outdoors are doing the same one for £8 not trying to put a dampner on it or anything drew

Drew - do you have a link for that one, because I can't seem to find the product on Go Outdoors site at all...
Cheers!

 

[seg1959]

Stands very solidly.

The steel is a bit thin, so will probably warp after use...but for the price was worth a gamble.


Ideal for when off ground fires are needed.

Simon

I actually used this last summer (6-7 times, 1-3 hrs each time) and the steel did not warp at all. Pretty good quality I would say.

 

[EdS]

Had the same thing for a few years now - used and BBQ and fire pit.

works pretty well, but need a bed of coals to get it going and you might want to find a way to fasten the sides in the open position. Mine has started to warp now but it s bee used for a couple of years.

The stainless steal Ikea lamplig trivets fits on it nicely as well.

 

[drewdunnrespect]

inregards to the link bumpy i cant find it either its just that when i walked in to my local shop they were there for 8 quid and that was on the day simon posted this so told him

drew

 

[Bumpy]

inregards to the link bumpy i cant find it either its just that when i walked in to my local shop they were there for 8 quid and that was on the day simon posted this so told him

drew

Cheers Drew
Just trying to figure whether to make a trip to our Wakefield store on the off chance that they have the there too... Do I really need one (or two!)?

 

[drewdunnrespect]

cool and yes you do need them

 

[SimonM]

"Need" is a bit strong guys...it's only a barbie

You'd never find me buying kit just because it looks good, or folds up small, or is sharp, or is shiney, or is...

Gear nut? Me?

Simon

 

[drewdunnrespect]

"Need" is a bit strong guys...it's only a barbie

You'd never find me buying kit just because it looks good, or folds up small, or is sharp, or is shiney, or is...

Gear nut? Me?

Simon

were you by any chance lubricated by the good stuff when you posted this simon cos it seems to me you are talking b*ll**ks

and are gear nut well i would say we both are
drew