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by Paul Holroyd
 GEAR NEWS 11 / 06 / 07
 

Barbecues Just Got Lighter...

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At last, what all lightweight backpackers have been waiting for, an ultra-lightweight portable barbecue, the Grilliput...

The roll-up charcoal griller weighs 560 grammes and packs down to a 29cm x 2.2 cm cylinder for transport yet still gives a grilling area of 23cm x 26cm. It's made from stainless steel and incorporates a handy cleaning groove that allows you to scrape congealed food from the grilling rails.

You can either cook directly over coals on a rock or use the additional stainless steel firedish to hold the fuel.

It goes without saying that you need to take care not to create a fire hazard, but for lightweight backpackers with a barbecue itch to scratch, it looks like an interesting option for campsite cuisine.

The Grilliput itself costs £25 and the Fire Dish another £10.50. More details at www.grilliput.com. UK stockists from 023 9252 8711 or sales@rosker.co.uk.


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John Ford 
Posted: 12/06/07 07:14:26 26
I saw this contraption at Easter in a gear shop in the Bavarian Alps. Looked great - a stylish and neat design.

Then I picked it up. And it's heavy. Checked the web site and they say it's 560g. (without fire pot). Which even if one is not into real lightweight backpacking I think that's a hefty weight to lug around. Especially when you will still need another stove and fuel.

Great for car camping I suppose due to the size.

But where could one (or I suppose – where should one) use this, apart from designated campsites that allow fires ?

Still, when you see it for real it does look pretty smart…
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