Trespass Collapsible Portable BBQ Bucket Grill Picnic Garden Outdoor Camping

Love this morn I bbq o much I have purchase a second to keep as a spare. We purchase to take with us on our caravan holiday to Cornwall. Perfect for cooking for our family of 4. Cooks perfectly once coals are ready. We have found the coals last longer and we use less foe the same amount of cooking if we were to use our regular sized BBQ. Easy to assemble and store back away in the carry bag. Great cool bag area that sits inside the BBQ to take your meat that is to be cooked.

At about 20 quid it's pricey when you look at just the BBQ. However the bag is well made and features a small insulated compartment in the middle. So 20 quid isn't so bad...The BBQ itself is OK, but doesn't have any height adjustment, so you have to judge things better like how many coals to use and when to put things on. It's obviously not very large and would probably service 2 people as long as they aren't cooking lots of bits/things on it. It's very comfortable for one person though when you're maybe doing things Corn on the cob, Peppers etc as well as your meat. But 2 cooking like that would be a real struggle...As for build it's all OK, but not great, the legs are flimsy, the vent is pointless, and the grills may not stand the test of time. We'll see!I'm more than happy though, it all goes in the dishwasher (not the bag) and the paint seems to stay on.As for cooking, I use about 15 briquettes in a pyramid with a single firelighter and paper in the middle. I then pour on a small amount of white spirit and light. Leave that for 10 mins, they break up pyramid and re-stack again. Give that another 10 mins and then your read to cook! (The white spirit is optional, it's just easy when it's at hand)Hope that helps, enjoy! :)

This is a great little bit of kit. Got fed up buying disposable BBQs. Use it on my boat for cooking. It does take a while to be hot enough for cooking but just get it ready in plenty of time. It's very lightweight and comes in a carry bag which is insulated so can double up as a cooler bag. Got my money back after a few uses compared to buying disposable ones. It's brilliant.

You have to take it for what it is, a portable BBQ. It works well. You can accommodate easily 2 burgers and 6 sausages… tested.Point of attention: the space between the carbon and the food is quite limited so the risk of burning the food is high. It happened to me…

Unstable standTop tray slightly larger than pot -> unstable tray

A compact BBQ, good for the occasional picnic. It's pretty small, would suit 2 people or 3 at a push. Easy to set up and clean. We used one of those bags of charcoal where you light the bag - the bag fills the BBQ and after a few minutes it burns down sufficiently to allow you to place the grill on top.It's let down by the fact that the legs are not particularly stable. It might be best to balance on a couple of bricks if you can.

This BBQ is the perfect size for a small camping trip. We fit 8 standard pork sausages on it and then 4 quarter pounders after. Cooks well, decent airflow and heat.

super flimsy making in quite dangeours when the fire is on as the feet of the bbq do not hold the bbq well. idea with the bag is great but due to the simple design of the bbq the sharp edges completely destroy the bag from the inside and my male it useless.

Very good grill for its price, looks just like the picture