comzenz 35’’ Portable Charcoal Grill Folding BBQ Grill for Outdoor Grilling Cooking Camping Hiking Picnics Tailgating Backpacking Party, With Storage Bag & Non-Stick Frying Pan, Matte Black

Cool investment ! The grill is top tier for a portable grill ! It does have legs but unfortunately I lost mine at a cabin retreat we must’ve just forgotten them but the grill is sturdy and even with out the legs we use this fairly often! My husband loves it because you can get quite a bit of food on it this picture was actually a video but I just took a screenshot so you all could see it holds a lot of food more than those little park grills for sure ! I like that you have the option for table top or long legs so for functionality & looks I’d say it’s great rating 10/10

I use it for kabobs. The tongs that came with it need to be improved. Charcoal lumps are ideal for the fuel. You can't use pellets because the vents are too big.

Bought this as birthday gift for my husband. All stainless steel, easy to assemble and fold down for storage in canvas bag it comes with. Charcoal does start burning and discoloring the metal from very 1st use. Which does not come off completely. But overall a great deal for the money.

Great affordable camping grill.

What a trash!!! Don't buy this thing, it's worthless, the grill bented in the first heat, the grill keeps falling into the charcoal, it so thin and not deep enough to cook the meat instead burn it all the time , it's looks fancy and everything but it's the worst bbq I ever had $70 bucks throw it in the trash....

I have a small backyard and there is no way for the barbecue to stand there constantly. This is probably the first portable grill that I can easily put on a shelf in the garage. All you need is in the kit (grills and case). My 6 year old daughter was able to assemble it on her own)) Light weight, you can easily take it with you on a trip. It is very easy to clean, coal does not fly in all directions ...

Weighs almost nothing. Makes efficient use of your charcoal. You'll need a chimny lighter or a coffee can with both ends cut out to get the charcoal started easily. You might also want an additional coffee can without the bottom cut out for the coals rather than try to drown them while they're in the grill... just to make packing it up in its carry bag less messy. Cools within a minute or two after you remove the coals. Setup and take down takes mere seconds. The ONLY issue you might face is it doesn't have a cover... it might take a minute for you to get used to grilling this way. You can use aluminum foil as a cover but it really isn't necessary. I picked up a glass bodied spray bottle with a high quality trigger sprayer to kill flare-ups and recently discovered that I get awesome results putting wine in it rather than water. The wire basket is just large enough to keep my spray bottle, salt and pepper and a few other seasonings in while cooking.

One of the grills wires (?) broke (un-weld). Still use-able. I like the carrying case and the ease of set-up