Reviews (8)

This is a nice little grill top for the campfire. The titanium is pretty thin so it has a flimsy cheap feel. It is not flimsy nor cheap however but the pieces being so thin doesn’t feel sturdy or durable. My biggest problem is that this is not meant to be assembled and carried as a grill top but rather totally taken apart and put in a bag of loose bars with 4 screws. I’d love the ability to pack this as it would be used rather than trying to assemble small pieces in the woods around a campfire. Cold hands don’t assemble small pieces well. The design should allow it to fold down to a small size without taking screws out and juggling small bars. Also if sand or dirt gets into those screw holes you’re not putting the screws in again. Cool idea just not totally thought out.

This is a nice little grill top for the campfire. The titanium is pretty thin so it has a flimsy cheap feel. It is not flimsy nor cheap however but the pieces being so thin doesn’t feel sturdy or durable. My biggest problem is that this is not meant to be assembled and carried as a grill top but rather totally taken apart and put in a bag of loose bars with 4 screws. I’d love the ability to pack this as it would be used rather than trying to assemble small pieces in the woods around a campfire. Cold hands don’t assemble small pieces well. The design should allow it to fold down to a small size without taking screws out and juggling small bars. Also if sand or dirt gets into those screw holes you’re not putting the screws in again. Cool idea just not totally thought out.

Used this every night grilling dinner on a recent extended overland through the Mojave Desert, and it is an excellent piece of kit. So light and compact it adds close to zero weight and bulk and fits nearly anywhere. Setup and breakdown is quick and easy after a couple times. Highly recommend.

Good concept for a mini-grill. However, assembling this product can be a little bit tricky because the actual bars (grates) are loose until you place all the grates in all the holes and screw down the ends. After my first use, the screw-nut inside one of the end poles became dislodged, it appears the weld inside, holding the nut is no longer keeping the nut inside the pole.
Suggestion to Pomoly: make a grill that already has the poles attached with non-removable grates and the same folding legs. (*Footnote: Putting this thing together in 20° weather can be tricky)
Overall, a great concept and extremely light.

Still a Pomoly fan!!!!

Packs down so small! Way better than I could have imagined after years of using the typical folding grills in stores. Worth every penny.