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I'm wondering what people would recommend for backpacking grills that are lightweight. I would probably be grilling fish filets more then anything. I was looking at the Zia, which looks to be super light and on sale this week. I noticed Lawson put some up, but they're quite heavy for what you get IMO.
I really like my Zia grill but there are these also.
I use a Purcell Grill – the titanium Streamside Travelers Grill. I like the grid as it allows me to cook just about anything on it without risk of loosing food to the hungry fire.
Link:http://www.purcelltrench.com/grills.htm
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I appreciate the help, I went with the Zia with 6 stakes to see how it works up in UT grilling fish.
There's more than one? HELLLLPPPP MEEEEEE!
So sorry, I thought you meant Bear Grylls. How silly of me :D
I mailed your grills and Stix today, Peter. They should get there before you leave town. Take some tin foil with you to place over the grill, so that the fish don't stick to the titanium. Hope you have a great time in Utah.
Good choice on the grill :) I love mine Gary!
I love my grills too (is it wrong to love a grill? Lawson? Josh?). And I also admire every link you create, BPL's dear 'Link' O'Leary. You are someone very special to us all. Thanks for not doing a link about SMD in that endless thread…that wouldn't be in keeping with your character.
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