Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
The Pocket Grill is stable, strong, versatile, lightweight and fits in your pocket. It is the first full-size grill that folds small enough to fit in a pocket with a 2′ x 1′ cooking surface which can hold up to 10 pounds of food. Manufacturing the Pocket Grill in small quantities can cost a lot of [...]
The Pizzoni lifestyle grill is a thing of beauty. It looks stunning both when packed and when it’s fully assembled, ready for grilling. Ultimate grillstyle, the people behind the Pizzoni had the following things in mind when they made the design: Sportiness – they wanted the grill to look sporty Dynamics – they wanted the [...]
No more guess work when it comes to cooking meat on the grill thanks the the Instant-Read Pro LCD Thermometer Grill Fork. It tells you the meat’s internal temperature in 3 seconds. Of course those numbers are nothing if you don’t know what they mean. The Instant-Read Pro also displays on its beautiful LCD screen [...]
You don’t need a huge camping grill just to cook a few sausages and burgers. What you need is the Darwin BBQ grill. It’s extremely compact, measuring 11.8″ x 2.4″ x 8.2″ when folded. That’s even smaller than the Briefcase BBQ grill which measures 17″ x 2.5″ x 10″. Open it up and you get [...]
The Cobb Premier Portable Grill and Smoker only needs 8 briquettes of charcoal to cook for up to 3 hours, at up to 500 degrees. Compared to conventional barbeque grills which normally require a whole bag or so, it’s very economical in the long run. Now this is great for camping because you don’t have [...]
Steam cooking is one of the healthiest ways to cook. Steaming results in lower fat content, does not burn food and keeps in the nutrients. In fact, a USDA testing found steaming to be even better than boiling. Cooking with steam is exactly what the Can Cooker is good for. It’s a fairly quick way [...]
You probably wouldn’t have guessed what it was seeing it for the first time standing up if not for the large engraved O-Grill logo at the front. Open it up and you have a 225 square inch porcelain enameled iron cast grilling surface, large enough to cook for the whole family and very easy to clean. The [...]
Backpacker Magazine taught me how to make pizza using a camp stove and a pan and that’s great for backpacking but for general camping where weight is not a big issue, it’s just not good enough. For car camping I prefer using a camping oven but I’ve just recently discovered an even better way to [...]
We’ve seen the ultra-portable Notebook Grill but there’s something that’s even more compact than that. The Briefcase BBQ grill fold down to 17″ by 10″ by 2.5″, which is approximately the size of a briefcase. Surprise your friends by promising them that you’d bring the camping grill along only to show up with what seems [...]
There’s something about sitting around a campfire that makes me feel relaxed and in a mood to share stories with my other camp mates. Maybe it’s the mesmerizing dance of the flames or the crackling sound of burning wood. It’s usually time for marshmallows or s’mores or hot dogs but I wouldn’t mind lamb chops [...]
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