About this product
The question with any portable grill is whether it is big enough to be useful and small enough to actually take with you. This one sits in the right place on both counts: the grate measures 40 x 21 cm, which feeds four to eight people in one go, and the whole thing folds to 50.2 x 36.5 x 6.5 cm – a flat slab you carry by the handle like a briefcase.
The body is SPCC cold-rolled steel with an enamel coating, and the enamel is the part that earns its keep. Fat and oil wipe off a smooth enamelled basin; on bare steel they bake on and stay there. Ventilation runs along all four sides of the basin so air reaches the coals from every direction, which keeps charcoal burning hot and evenly rather than glowing on one edge while the other side smoulders. The grate itself is 430 stainless steel, and the handles are rubber wood – warm to hold rather than the scalding metal you find on cheaper folding grills.
At about 4.1 kg it is substantial enough to stand steady on a camp table or the ground, without being something you dread loading into the car. Set up it stands 50.2 x 32.8 x 33.5 cm, a comfortable height for a table-top braai.
It suits camping in Mikumi or Ruaha, a beach afternoon at Kigamboni or Bagamoyo, a fishing trip, or a small terrace in Dar es Salaam where a fixed braai would not fit. It burns ordinary charcoal, so fuel is never the problem.

























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