Portable Bushcraft Stainless BBQ Cooking Grill Grate, Bamboo Cutting Board, Burlap Bag, Mini Knife, Fire Starter Kits. Camping, Campfires, Backpacking, Hunting & Fishing Gear

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this little grill. It has a little weight to it, so it's not some cheap made grill. I bought this to sit on top of my FIREBOX NANO stove. IT fits a little oversized, but that is exactly what I wanted. If I put a little aluminum foil on it, It will make a great diffuser for my camp pots to stop the black soot from firewood, or use as a grill. I always feel good when I make a purchase that does double duty. Score on this one. It's a keeper. I also purchased their small cutting board. This company goes above and beyond to show they believe in quality. They gave me a burlap bag to keep the grill in, and the cutting board fits inside the bag, too. Happy with my purchase.

I plan to use it with one of those little metal stack stoves that are just a few sheets of metal when put away. It sits larger than the area of the stove, which is fine by me, balance is still good and it uses all the heat immediately around it too. It's solid, I like it.

I bought this to fit in my pathfinder 64oz bush pot for making biscuits. So far, so good.You can also use it as a washboard for scrubbing your socks when your boot slips off in the mud and you step calf deep in it trying to free your boot.

For the price and it has the storage cover

These little grilles are perfect for backpacking and camping! They are perfect for one person! They are small and lightweight and perfect for the backpack! They come in a nice little burlap bag that helps keep your backpack clean when they are soiled.

If you happened to live in a part of the country or world where you can set up a quick camp, pull some firewood together, and start a cowboy type fire, this product is perfect.I love the fact that it folds up to make it even more compact. It is pretty stable when it's expanded.I used it a few times since purchasing, and did not notice any rust or anything. What I did do was put some butter all over it before I used it over an open fire. This helped to char and season the metal so that nothing would stick to it.After use, I wrapped it up in some paper towels coming in through it into my beer canister so that no animals or crawlies would get to it with any residual meat or vegetable odors.I haven't washed mine yet, just because I felt like I didn't need to. It's like a good cast iron pan. You just wipe it with some paper towels, let it sit in the fire a bit to burn off and Char any residual food material, then wrap it in a paper towel, and pack it back in your bag when done with your trip, or camping adventure.For the survivalist type people, this is a great little Grill to have in your get home bag, or bug out bag. I feel like it comes in handy in an emergency if you need to cook something up over an open flame.

It's exactly what it says it is. If this is what you need you'll never be disappointed!!

I got this to put on top of my small cook stove. It's really well made. Like the kinda quality you feel when you pick up something nice if you follow me. I was very impressed with this thing