Tembo tusk skottle6/19/2023 Not as bulky (depending on the camping stove and cookware used)įast to setup - ours takes under 60 seconds to setup and start cooking Ultralight: backpacking style single-burner camp stove (less than 1 lb.) with collapsible titanium cookware set (appx. Heavy Example: 12lb heavy-duty full two burner stove (like the 18” Partner Steel stove we use) and a 12lb cast iron combo cooker (also like we use) = 24lbs total Weight is variable depending on your needs, kit, and the type of camping you do Traditional Camping Cookware and Camp Stove Not as versatile - some models can’t be used to cook over an open campfire, and baking is awkward and typically requires additional accessories Generally not practical for boiling water or brewing Delicious Camping Coffee Limited fuel options - typically either propane or Iso-butane burners are used Single burner and cooking surface makes it more difficult to prepare multiple dishes simultaneously More tedious to set up than throwing a pan on a camp stove ![]() “Cool factor” or camp cook showmanship □īulky - due to the large surface area and diameter of the cook plate packed size is often large and cumbersome to store Self-supporting legs - allow you to more easily setup your cooking and food prep area away from your campsite in bear country ![]() ![]() We’ve happily used a simple budget-friendly cast iron camping set* for over a decade without complaint, and at the end of this post we’ll give our honest opinion after spending some time trying out a skottle grill for camping and overlanding.īut first, let’s look at the pros and cons of the skottle grill and see how they stack up when compared to cooking with a simple set of camping pots, pans, and a camping stove:Įasy to use - all-in-one pan, skillet, grill, burner Traditional Camping Cookware And A Camp Stoveįor years we’ve wrestled with finding the benefits of using this unique cooking apparatus.
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