Texsport 151161 Heavy Duty Barbecue Swivel Grill for Outdoor BBQ Over Open Fire

This is a solid, well-made grill that was easy to set up and stake into the ground. I’m using it with a 24" tire rim as my fire pit, and the grate size fits perfectly. The adjustable height feature works well, making it easy to move the grill up or down depending on the heat. The only downside is that the clamp gets very hot once the fire is going, so it’s important to use caution when adjusting it. Overall, a sturdy and practical grill that performs well for open-fire cooking.

The grill is exactly what we were looking for at our campsite. It makes the huge breakfasts of bacon, eggs, sausage and toast easier to make without melting from the heat of the fire. Assembly was relatively easy. Directions didn’t help much, but if you take the time to look at how they should fit together, it’s pretty clear. Our fire pit is made of cinder block, so we were a little worried about it being tall enough. It turned out perfectly, though I think an optional taller stake might be helpful for some. We did place a brick against it inside of the pit just to keep it secure because we were a little concerned that the stake wasn’t buried deep enough. It is good and sturdy. Held a cast iron griddle and a pan of eggs without tipping. I had a little trouble swinging the grate when it was full, but I think we over tightened it.

I installed this in my fire pit and it looks really good. We had some folks over for a party and everyone loved it. The grill is heavy and solid. I suspect it will last quite a while. The stake is not a solid rod, but seems sturdy. This grill is easily portable and would work nicely for a trip to the beach or camping. This is a good product that's easy to put together and take apart.

Great product to use Easy assembly and retains heat proper and cools down quickly when not over the flame. Read an earlier question whether it was usable upside down so I tried it. Worked great kept things from Rolling off. After cooling down I rotated it out of the fire and it works great as a fire pit side table when not in use for cooking. The stand was really structurally sturdy but a little short but easily fixed with a pipe extension. Post Also may be difficult if trying to push through Rocky ground but also can be supported really well by bracing a few rocks against the Spade piece. Overall a good product to have and easy to carry.

I recently had the pleasure of using the Texsport Heavy Duty Barbecue Swivel Grill during a family reunion, and I must say, it has completely transformed our outdoor cooking experience. This grill is not just a tool; it's an invitation to camping culinary creativity.What truly set this grill apart was its ability to breathe new life into leftovers. Ground beef from the previous night's barbecue? It seamlessly turned into mouth-watering cheese and beef quesadillas the next day. Pulled pork? It found a new identity as scrumptious nachos cooked over the fire. The grill's versatility and performance made these transformations not just possible but downright enjoyable.Everyone in the family loved it, and I already know what I'm getting them for Christmas. . .

I am very impressed with this grill. I have used it several times camping. It supports my lodge cast iron cookware and the grill section is large enough to hold several...at least two with room to spare....skillets or dutch ovens. The design is simple but works well. It has been easy to put in the ground...will need a mallet or hammer....and easy to take ot. I was impressed with how strong and we'll made each piece is. My only complaint so far is that I wish it had a carry bag with it. However for the price I will make or buy a bag!

Ok people, if you are gonna cook directly ON the steel grid, it IS painted. It isn't MEANT for that, good grief, but if you do that, at least put the grill almost into the fire the first time to burn off the paint, ok? Otherwise this is an AWESOME grill to set pans on and cook food or keep stuff warm. And to those ignorant people that think steel grills over a fire SHOULD NOT RUST, then you are clueless. ANY steel other than stainless will rust over a fire EVEN IF PAINTED. Because PAINT ISN'T FIREPROOF FOLKS

Paint will come off under direct heat immediately. I would recommend that you get this grill super hot to burn off all the paint before cooking directly on it. Overall it feels sturdy. I would HIGHLY recommend flipping the grill upside down so that the lip is facing upwards... stops hot dogs and other foods from rolling off!