Stansport 12x6.25-Inch Portable Pack Grill for Outdoor Cooking

Benjamin Dobson: It works. I put a 16 Oz water pot on it to boil and it started caving it really fast. Easy to set up and clean, but it is really ugly on the eyes after it's first use, I'm afraid it'll break if I use it for anything other than straight up food

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Chris B.: This little grill packs away quite nicely and is pretty well built. Some people having issues are putting this over a gas flame and that's not what this is intended for. This is meant to be used over a hot bed of coals, not even a full blown fire. If used properly and taken care of, there's no reason it wouldn't last for years with little to no issue.

United States on Aug 02, 2023

Paul: Top grill. Small packed size, lightweight.

Australia on Feb 27, 2023

Andrew S: The pros: the grill folds up nicely. Lightweight, somewhat stable, can use it with a smaller stove like the MSR Whisperlite.
The cons: I have had two welds give and I have only used it 6 times; it still works, but it is more prone to collapsing now. Does not stand tall, so only good over a small fire.

When this grill fails completely, and I know it will, I will not be replacing it with the same one.

Canada on Feb 27, 2021

John Mohn: Put over fire pit column and was worried would be sturdy but put two coffee pots on it and it stay up
Turns really black and not so easy to clean

Canada on Aug 10, 2020

Timothy L.: This grill folds flat and when I used it on an open fire it worked amazing. This is a very well made grill and the legs are sturdy and stable. This grill is sold and great to cook on. I little bit heavy but perfect for grilling all your meals. Great for canoe camping and car camping and any other outdoor adventures you might be on. Thanks

Canada on Jul 30, 2020

Amazon Customer: Dispite the stabillity issues. It does its jpb perfect

Canada on May 16, 2020

Hathi: This was fun for a change of pace on a recent trip. Skipped the backpacking stove for a one nighter and brought this with some steaks I had packed as frozen. They thawed during the day (inside a ziploc bag so I didn’t notice any drip-age!). We built a small fire after setting up the tent and used this to cook them. Was a lot of fun.

This grill is pretty Sturdy and adjustable to get closer to the heat. Meat did not stick much to it and cleaned up well. Packed up easily. Doesn’t take up too much room in pack but I’s not call it lightweight. Will only bring on summer trips when already carrying less weight and only use on the 1st night since keeping the food fresh would be a concern

United States on Jul 02, 2019

Jason: Pros:
Solid and works well
Seems well built (not easily twisted or bent)
Folds up small

Cons:
A bit heavy (may take legs off and just use grill portion to see how much weight is saved)
Not weaved
Does not come with any way to store

Overall this is cost effective for what you get. Folds up really small and will slide just about anywhere in your pack. Have not used the digital scale for an exact weight but it does feel heavier than I would like. Went with his over the "bushcraft" grill everyone is getting these days because of the extra size and legs. The other type once you prop up you get very little cooking space. With this you get about twice the space. Even with taking the legs off I think you will get tons of extra space propping up on logs or rocks. The top being straight lines and not weaved could pose a problem with some types of food falling through depending on what you're cooking but for me its mostly thick meat or aluminum foil meals when I camp so this will do just fine. Some sort of heavy cotton pull tie bag would have been nice. Will make one on my own but would have paid the extra couple bucks for that to be included.

United States on Mar 01, 2018

Dean P.: Bought this pack grill for exactly what the name implied, to put in a pack to take on a short section hike and camp. This grilling grate isn't inconveniently large and worked perfect. The two end leg pieces fold out and are held in place by basically over extending beyond 90 degree relative to the grilling area. As a result of this design, the grill grate felt rigid and secure. I wasnt worried that the grate was going to wobble and fall over. The plastic bag that the pack grill comes in is also worth keeping. Don't just rip the package open if you decide to purchase. If you cut one end open you can use the bag as a simple storage cover for the grill grate and avoid getting any dirt/grease on your gear. I took this out on an overnight hike and camp and stashed it in an exterior mesh pouch on my pack. We cooked four steaks on it and boiled water for breakfast the next day. Sits at a nice level (about 6-7 inches) above the ground when setup. This made for a very nice cooking platform over coals or small logs still on fire. For the price of this product, you can't go wrong even if you only use the thing once or twice. Definitely recommend!

United States on Aug 26, 2017