COOK'N'ESCAPE Titanium Campfire Grill 2 in 1 Portable Grill Camping Table, Lightweight Grill with Frying Plate & Folding Legs for Backpacking, Beach, Camping, Cooking, BBQ, Picnic, Hiking

Very sturdy, but not light. It would be a stretch for more than a couple of nights backpacking. I wanted this for kayak camping.

Sweet self standing camping grill. Perfect for backpacking. Since it has a flat top side, it would probably cut your weight down on bringing a pan, still would want something to boil with, but you can cook multiple items with this thing (eggs, pancakes, etc..) It is not super big, would certainly take longer to cook for a large group. For 2-4 people, would be perfect. Comes woth a nice carrying case it all fold down into.

Great little grill. Doubles nicely as a cooking or prep table, worked perfectly wrapped salmon on top of some coals. Assembly is easy, very sturdy and well made. Griddle side could be used for eggs/bacon probably even small pancakes too. Super light great product for backpacking!

First time using it it warped and turned blue.

This was advertised as weighing 9 oz. My scale says 1 lb, 4 oz, without the case. It's not going in my backpack. Truck? Maybe!

I'm always looking for a better camp grill solution. I have owned and tried many. This is one of those.After a little bit of confusion setting it up until I came back to the product page, I now realize how it goes, and my first beef: IT is bowed in the center so that in theory, things could roll off and into the fire, which I am famous for.Now, that said, it comes in a nice little case, and does not take up too much room for what flexibility it does give you in terms of cooking fires, stoves, etc. And to have the flat 'griddle' surface for more delicate things like fish or pancakes is a plus.That said, titanium is awful to cook from, but this is about compromise, and for the light weight and flexibility of this grill, you do give up a little bit.But overall, Hamsterpotamus thinks it is pretty cool. She is worried about me bending the legs permanently given the design, so I will report back if this fails within the first year.

For the cost, I would expect this to be significantly lighter. The weight listed is for the griddle only configuration (I suspect). The actual weight for the combo is 1lb, 3.1oz, significantly more than I expected. It also came without instructions and we could not for the life of us get it to stand upright for the longest time - ends up one section of the griddle, where the legs would slot in to hold, was poorly manufactured and that's why it would pop out and collapse on us, hm. For the price, there's just several things I'm not pleased with.The bag is nice. But for this cost/weight combo, this ends up being far less useful for me.

Super lightweight and packable! Definitely worth the money