Outdoor
Swivel Campfire Grill — Heavy-Duty Steel Over-Fire Grate
Reviews
4.0/ 5
- 5 stars 4
- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 1
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 1
- Brand
- REDCAMP
Product description
Materials and capacity: The grill is constructed from heavy iron designed for outdoor use and can hold up to 11 pounds of cookware and food.
Dimensions and what’s included: The rectangular cooking area measures 16.7 x 12.6 inches (42.5 x 32 cm) and the main support post reaches roughly 32 inches (82 cm). A carry bag is supplied for transport and storage.
Design and use: The top is a steel, diamond-pattern mesh so heat from a fire below rises through the grate. The curved lip around the grill helps prevent items from rolling off, while a coiled spiral handle reduces heat transfer when rotating or repositioning the grate. The tripod/triangle anchor should point in the same direction as the grill; the grill height can be adjusted to suit different fire sizes and cooking needs.
Warranty and support: A 365-day limited manufacturer warranty covers defects. The manufacturer states they will respond to customer inquiries within 24 hours for warranty or support issues.
Pros
- Solid iron construction
- Adjustable height and swivel action
- Comes with a carry bag
Cons
- Welds/pole can be fragile
- Handle will heat under heavy fire
- May sit too low for some firepits
VerdictThis swivel campfire grate is a practical option for cooking over open flames for small groups. Its iron construction and diamond-mesh surface let heat move through well while the curved edges help keep food from sliding off. The unit is adjustable and compact to carry, but some users report weld or pole durability issues. Overall it performs well for casual camping and firepit use if you mind its
Reviews
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Ali Aya Soufi 3/5
Too low for many firepits
Not ideal for regular firepit use — it sits a bit low. Works for a small open flame but the tray became wobbly and slightly bent after one use.
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Craig 5/5
Handy for weekend getaways
Used through the summer at our rural spot. Weight is manageable and the cooking area is good for a small group. Good value for casual use; replaced an older grill after storm damage and would do so again if needed.
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DM 5/5
Dependable for repeated cooks
Great for cooking over a campfire; I’ve used it more than ten times with solid results. Note the handle gets hot — use a glove or tool to move it.
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Sandy Rose 1/5
Broke while installing
The anchor pole snapped while I was setting it into the ground before ever cooking. Feels cheaply made; disappointed and won’t purchase this model again.
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Jamie White 5/5
Performs well but missing part
Grill worked great for burgers and was easy to assemble, but the box lacked the tension bolt. We improvised with a spare fastener and it performed well.
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Crystal 4/5
Simple setup, mind moisture
Quick to assemble and easy to use. The pole joint began to rust after being left in rain, though the grate itself held up. With better care it should last.
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Thomas Louiselle 5/5
Works after I fixed the post
Does the job. I drove the post into packed soil and the welded rod broke; I spent time repairing it and now it functions.
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