TITAN GREAT OUTDOORS Ash & Ember Adjustable Swivel Grill, Steel Mesh Wire Cooking Grate with Spike Pole, Open Fire Portable BBQ Camping Gear

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1. Mjfranks223 Verified Buyer – 14 November 2024

   My husband really enjoys cooking over the fire. I bought this as a gift to replace the inexpensive Tripod he had been using. The grate is very sturdy, and larger than I expected. There is a slight lip to the edge which helps to keep any food from rolling off. We did take the advice of other reviewers and put a black pipe in the pit for additional stability. That has also allowed ease of removing when not cooking. We’ve used for an entire season with no issues. Now looking to add the additional griddle attachment. Highly recommend this brand.

   

2. Marisa Verified Buyer – 13 January 2025

   This grill grate is a GAME CHANGER! We’ve been camping 3 times this year – once without and twice with – and we will never camp without it. It is heavy and a little bulky but we pack it just fine in our Chevy Equinox. Seriously, if you’re on the fence, just get it. It makes cooking while camping so much easier. We did 2 racks of ribs and side of grilled veggies at the same time and as a family of 4, we have plenty of room for all our food at once so we don’t have to eat in shifts. It’s so easy to use and even easier to set up with assembly taking less than a minute. Just a pro tip: get yourself a quality hatchet or ax with some weight on it to easily hammer the stake into the ground.
   

3. SDS Verified Buyer – 8 February 2025

   Definitely worth the price. We are avid campers. We cook over the fire. We have baskets, a tripod, and shell cookers. This swivel grill is great. We made chicken, pork chops, potatoes, and waffle cone deserts on it this weekend. It was easy to assemble. Took us 5 minutes tops. Started cooking right after seasoning it. Being able to swivel the grate allowed us to add wood to the fire easily. It was solid enough I felt comfortable putting my Cast Iron pans on it. It did great. It does take a while to learn how to position it. We had it up too high to heat the food. We had to lower the fire ring so the grate was closer to the fire. Overall a wonderful purchase for my family.

   

4. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

   Plenty of space to cook on for large grouped and or have 4-5 things going at once! Fool proof design to keep food on the grate and raise or lower for desired heat temp (strongly suggest a good pair of grill gloves to go with this. Handle on the side will stay cool enough to quickly swivel off and on the heat. But nice to have gloves to rAise or lower the grate while cooking). 4 stars for sturdiness are just because I’ve only used this once. When heating up at extremely high heat to season the pan, the grate started to loose its form and warp a tiny bit. But then again, I had it without an inch to extremely hot coals for 10-15 minutes before noticing this and then raised it up a bit in fear of melting the thing! So I would suggest during your break in seasoning (to burn off any manufacturing residuals), be mindful of how hot your fire is. You don’t need or want to put this thing in 1,000 degree coals but maybe at least a foot or 2 above depending how hot your fire is. Too bulky snd heavy to be hiking around with of course, but seems to be the best thing for pack in , drive in camping. Doubled well for us as a standing table when we weren’t cooking with it!
   

5. Robert T. Preston Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   Purchased this to go at our camping acreage. We have it situated over a 3 foot pit. It works perfectly. Incredibly heavy duty, and the wrought-iron handle makes it easy to swing this in and out of the fire. We’ve now used it a dozen times, and it’s completely bullet-proof. Heavy, tough, and very large, it’s easily cooks for eight or ten people. The fast up/down, or in/out is a huge plus. Great deal for a great grill!

   

6. Erik Lee Verified Buyer – 19 April 2025

   This grill is very solid and easy to set up. I used it in conjunction with some heavy cast iron to cook over a fire (12 inch skillet brim-full of chili) and it had no trouble with the weight. I found the handle to be kind of useless for height adjustment (it works fine for rotating the grill though), and ended up using my dutch oven lid-lifter (basically a metal hook with a handle) to adjust the height of the grill while it was hot. This was easily done by just holding the part around the pole with a gloved hand and hooking the grill somewhere near the center, then sliding up and down as needed.

   As an added bonus, this makes a really handy camp table when you’re not cooking. Just adjust the height up to table level and you’re set – we actually got more use out of it this way than as a grill just because clean flat space is so hard to come by in the woods.