Fitinhot Grill Charcoal Barbecue Foldable for Travel Outdoor Cooking BBQ Portable Camping Wood Stove Hibachi Grill Patio Backyard Party

Small but heavy duty cast iron tabletop bbq.Great for camping or the beach. The cast iron grill sears well and compact size awesome for small meals. The rotating handle makes for easy cooking adjustments and adding more coals a breeze.You need this grill as an alternative to a large bbq for smaller cook outs!

The media could not be loaded. Great small bbq but some things to know...Once put together, it'd be pretty silly to undo all those screws. Kind of a pain in the butt to get together and not nearly as easy as I expected. It's portable in that once put together, it's still fairly small and the legs fold up, but not portable like you're going to unscrew the top frame and fold the sides back up (I mean you could, but you may lose some of the 16 or so screws for the handle, the grille resting point or the frame.There are latches that you can tighten down just like an old metal toolbox but the weirdest thing is that instead of the latches grabbing onto an angled hook of some sort, the grill just has straight metal tabs sticking out. The latches came off several times during assembly, but eventually stayed put while cooking. I just thought maybe they forgot to bend them in a fashion that the latches would hold?There is no lid, so you will have more wind, and more likely to char your meat. With a lid, you can trap moisture and cook the inside better, without a lid, you're cooking the outside more. I used a baking pan as a lid and it worked ok. Not as convenient as a lid with a handle that smoothly rises up on a hinge, but it worked fine enough. If I were camping and this was my only option, I'd still choose to use this.The instructions mention that it can be used as a wood stove or charcoal. It also mentions using it inside as a heat source in the cold. P.s.a it is very dangerous to breathe in burning charcoal and should only be done outside in a well ventilated area.Overall this was a neat little grill but it would be much better with a lid.4 stars.

This is nice for campgrounds that don't allow fires or if you don't want to use the firepit that's there. It feels like it uses nice sturdy materials and setup is quick. There is more than enough space to cook for two people which is perfect.

When I needed to use this product, after assembling and food ready to go, the handle was missing the package. Since all the food was ready to be cooked, we used the grill with no handle. It’s very inconvenient.

When I consider something foldable, I think of flipping a few latches and it folds. Not so with this. The only way this is foldable is to remove 16 screws and hope you don’t lose them. Then when you have to set it up for your camping trip, it takes an hour trying to align all these screws again. If you are in a harsh environment (extreme heat, cold, or wind), putting this thing together would be impossible, especially if you lost one or more of the screws. It is a poor design for portability. The only reason I didn’t give it one star is because it may work ok as a patio barbecue grill. Do not get this if you are looking for a portable grill because that is not what you are getting.

So when someone tells me a portable grill is foldable, I'm expecting something that is easily folded and unfolded, with the clips for the bottom it appears that this would meet my requirements, however upon opening the box I was presented with a bunch of loose screws rolling around the box, the instructions were clear and easy to follow and about 30 minutes layer I had the functioning grill.Twofold the grill as advertised you would need to disassemble and re-assemble the grill each time you want to use it. If my count is correct there are 12 screws to hold the top and handles together. The bottom has clips but I'm not sure I would fully trust the bottom to stay on as the clips hook over a straight piece of metal tab, and while it seems somewhat secure I will error on the side of caution and support the bottom when transporting this grill.As far as function it will hold two medium sized steak or 3-4 chicken breasts.The top of the grill is not secured to the frame and there is limited height adjustment and you can move your food away from the heat.While this grill does the job of cooking it is not what I was expecting and it is not something that I would take anywhere, it is much more suited for a small apt balcony use. There are better options for a portable grill.

The grill is great for family of 4-5, and the price is reasonable for the quality of the product. It can be used for BBQ or bonfire.

I grill year round and have a good collection of grills/smokers to choose from. So as an experienced BBQ guy I jumped at this unit for its portability. Overall the build was straight forward even though I was not provided instructions. The bottom fuel plat is thick enough that it should last for a good while. The side vents give the needed air flow and the legs are sturdy. I like the handle to remove the hot grill plate so no burnt hands, but just in case, the manufacturer did include some thin heat gloves. Once this is fully built, its no longer collapsible so travel, size is as it is, who wants to unscrew all the screws again? The two hole bracket that holds to top assembly is not really adjustable, I thought it would allow to lower or raise the grate, but instead it needs to be fully seated for sturdiness. Grate size is adequate for 4 hamburger patties, a package of hotdogs or a cut up chicken. Issues I had is there was no instructions included, missing two of the hinge pins and for some reason the flanges that the buckles clip to are completely straight and not con-curved as most have then? Lastly It would have been nice as a travel grill to have the handles fold to save room. Traveling with a rectangular grill is easier than a round one.