Camping Tripod Board Accessories - Turn Branches into Campfire Tripod Grill for Cooking, Portable Camping Gear and Equipment for Camper/Hiker Travel Outdoor Firepit Hang Pot Cooking

One of the cheapest but the quality is one of the best

I'll be honest, I avoid having to tie knots at all costs - Basically because I'm not that good at it. I got this as a way to build tripod structures when out at camp, for things like hanging a cook pot over a fire etc. And it worked perfectly. In terms of weight, It's light enough to go unnoticed and the chain supplied had no trouble handling both a full 750ml and 1100ml cook pot.I only used it for cooking but I can imagine it also being used to build a pair of tripod structures for things like hanging a tarp in the absence of trees , as well as a ton of other applications. My only question to the company is if they plan on making larger versions to handle larger pieces of wood (for bushcrafting chairs etc).But all in all, a great piece of kit. I'll be buying a few more!

I can't write an honest review I haven't tried it yet but it looks like a good addition to my bug out bag it's small, convenient and seems plenty sturdy for the job its supposed to do I would like to see more equipment from this company and try them out on my wilderness excursions. I think this will work good though. I'll make a new review when I actually try it out

I used this last weekend in the desert and it worked perfectly. While being able to find branches would be nice, that's not realistic in the California desert. Instead, I cut 5-foot lengths of 1/2 EMT conduit. All parts of this were plenty strong for my dutch oven and the hanging grill I made with 1/4" stainless mesh. Just be prepared for an enormous amount of soot on everything over the fire.

Used this recently on a camping trip, instead of packing a tripod with folding legs. Worked well. I chose three long green branches, whittled them to fit, and put them with the apex about 3.5 feet above a small campfire. Was able to hang a cooking pot and make stew. At the end, it all went back in the pouch, and we left the branches. I'm keeping it inside my cooking pot kit, for ease of storage. VERY lightweight and tiny. A great buy for campers who hike.

This is a great camping tool or if you’re doing fire cooking it’s great I used metal rods in mine. How versatile is this item and why didn’t I ever think of this before instead of buying those tripods just get one of these and get you some rebar from Home Depot and you’re good to go

Adjustable height, so I can be used with whatever 3 stick-like things you can find. Works well to supplement my cheap camp stove. Instead of buying a fancy butane/propane burner with the rack and all, I can just hang what I'm cooking or boiling right over a simple burner attachment. I think it's more convenient this way for the sake of being able to use the Coleman style cylinder cannisters that otherwise don't sit very well when you attach the burner, so you don't have to get those dome shaped ones specifically for cooking. Taking off one star because I could have made it better myself but it's not flimsy by any means.

A most used part of my back packing and camping cooking kit.Easy to use and to pack .