Odoland Folding Campfire Grill, 304 Stainless Steel Grate Barbeque Grill, Portable Camping Grill with Legs for Picnics, Backpacking, Outdoor with Carrying Bag and Kitchen Tongs

The hardest part is peeling off the blue stuff, but once that is done, this is a GREAT piece of equipment to have for outdoor fun. Lightweight, easy to carry, does exactly what it says, exactly as it says, and makes for safe and relaxing ambiance, especially if you put a fire blanket underneath it! I actually bought 2 sizes because I was so impressed.

It does not come with instructions. However, the ad shows how it's put together so there's the instructions. I have the larger size. I put it together and it's sturdy. Big enough to grill or just make a pit fire. It is easily disassembled and returned to it's carrying pouch. The pouch is an added benefit. My only dislike was the blue coating on it to protect the metal. Seems easy enough to remove but it was a bit of a pain to get off the hinges. I respect that they did that to protect it though. I recommend for portable campfire/pit grill!

We took this camping recently and in an area where ground campfires aren't welcome, this was an extremely portable, well built option.Cooking on it was a breeze with the included grate and cleaning was a simple sweep out and disposal of the ashes.I can't give a full 5 stars however, as the grille itself did not last a single cook session. One of the metal cross pieces broke on the first cook of heating up precooked hot dogs of all things.

Good for camping or back yard home.

This was an awesome investment, and its so convenient.Works amazing

First the least significant issue, the dimensions. The dimensions are slightly misleading as it pertains to the base. The important dimension is the top, where you load the firewood. The top measures at 16.25" square.This is a very cheaply made product. The same thin steel gauge you get from a tiny portable wood cooking stove. You will spend a full tedious hour trying to remove the blue protective plastic film that has been penetrated into the bend and crimps of the design. Causing a guarantee that you will be burning plastic upon first or second use. If you're young and/or patient, this is doable. However, if you are old and arthritic, look elsewhere or plan to enlist a younger family member or friend.The base is made of cheap steel rods that appear to be plated stainless steel. Don't plan on this part lastly longer than a few years after regular use.The grill is a joke. Don't plan on cooking round items, such as hotdogs, on it or it will either roll off either side or towards the middle if the grate is heavily utilized with food on it. Stick to a couple of long rods you can place over it and a cooktop of your own choice.I got this for $35 and only a few days later, it went up to $48. Honestly, not bad for the wallet but it isn't a buy-once-and-cry-once item. It will wear out quick. I'd say two years tops. We will see.Design is poor. Nothing opens up and stays square-ish. As a result, nothing sits right. The top firepit portion does not sit properly on the base. The ash tray sits off kilter as nothing is square and same goes with the ash grate. Lastly the cooking grate sits oddly like a poorly pitched rooftop with small gauge rods hovering too high from the coals. Try not to cook with flames if fat is dripping into the flames as that introduces fat-soot to your meats which is not recommended for consumption.If it's just to burn wood for an adventure or two per year, this might be worth the purchase. Just remember the work you need to put in to removing that plastic film. Not fun but only needed to perform at first.

I bought this to carry in the storage of my Sea Doo and it work perfectly,It's light weight compact and we were able to cook 6 burgers at ounce using charcoal without issues.It does exactly what I wanted it to do.

Easy to put together and very portable. I have used it twice and no problems.