20 inch Fire Pit, Outdoor Portable Firepit with BBQ Tray, Detachable Camping Steel Fire Pits for Backyard, Patio, Picnic, Bonfire, Garden (Black-Large)

As others have said, its sturdy and hefty. It assembles easily. Did I say its hefty? It's hefty but very compact.I didn't think I would use the cooking grate, but it looks so nice I'll have to give it a shot. I had a minor issue discovered when I received the fire pit (one of the only welds on a support bar broke during shipping). King Jumper was easy to reach and resolved the issue quickly and made me very happy.

(Pros) Does exactly what I needed camp fire and bbq grill. It’s super easy to put together. very sturdy and stable when it’s assembled. Easy to empty ash just slide one of the long sides up a little and ash falls out the bottom. And because it’s all flat steel easy to clean pack and store.(Cons) it’s heavy what seems to me as excessively heavy. The grill top plate is not the best feels like it was an after thought. The Cary bag feels very cheep. With how heavy the fire pit is I’m curious how long it will last. i gave 5 ⭐️ But really it’s like 4.5 ⭐️ Side note: I use a grill plate out of my smoker instead of the included one all in all happy with the product and would buy again

I looked for a heavy-duty firepit and this one was I believe (mostly) the right choice. Unlike many competitors' products this one's made with 3mm steel so it won't burn through - most of the competition uses much thinner materials (but, spoiler alert, it also becomes a drawback). So the pros are:1. It collapses into a small flat package - doesn't take much space in the car2. It assembles easily and remains sturdy3. The coating seems of reasonably good quality, so *probably* won't start rusting quickly4. Using the grill on top it actually is possible to cook something, it isn't just for show5. Works with both firewood and charcoal.Of the downsides1. Heavy. I got what I asked for - a heavy-duty unit, but it is heavy.2. The bag it comes in probably won't last but another season because it is made of very thin material. The handles feel barely strong enough to lift it.The next is not so much a negative but a cautionary note - it doesn't work well if you want to e.g. bake potatoes in the coals. Because of the triangular crossection and no flat bottom, its actually hard to get the potatoes in there and surround evenly with hot coals. But the grill works well.When assembled, at the bottom where the two main plates meet, there is a 1/8ish in crack (by design) through which hot ashes fall out (slowly) while the fire burns, so obviously don't light it on top of anything flammable.

I was very much happy with the size of the bigger one I have. Portability is amazing, comes with a bag to transport without getting the car dirty. It’s sturdy, easy to assemble and use, worth the money.

Has a carrying case which is nice. Heavy. Easy to assemble.

Been to campsites at NASCAR race tracks across several states, and it has not only worked well, but other people are knocked out by the idea.

While I did not keep this I will say that this fire pit seems to be good quality. It's not the thin metal fire pits that have flooded Amazon which barely make it one season. Judging from handling this one, I would say this one will last for many years. Assembly was simple enough. It does have some weight to it which is why I don't think you'd want any thicker of steel being used. It may rust over time but again due to the thickness of the steel it would take quite some time for it to rust through. It didn't quite fit my needs but the quality was apparent.

Best value for money, super quick set up and take down, creative design, in a flat carry package for camping. Steel could be a bit thicker, as bottom warped under the heat from wood fire logs, but we bent back into place when it cooled down. Fire burns well with good ventilation. For the price, this is good value, we would buy it again.