Drifta Snow Peak Fire Pit

[Crocodile Dundee]

Hello to all has anybody got or seen the Drifta Snow Peak Fire Pit any comments would be appreciated also what do people recommend for a Portable Gas Cooking Stove Coleman or something else
Cooking for a family of 5 mostly over weekends :):):)

[spudboy]

Yep - we;ve got a large sized one, with the half grill and half tin dish setup. Works brilliantly. Folds up to a very compact unit. Hardly uses any fuel (compared to a normal 'on the ground' campfire).

Not all that cheap, but beautifully made in full Stainless Steel.

[huggies]

Been trying to decide between the Snow peak fire pit and the Hillbilly Camping Fire Dish (http://www.campingwithhillbilly.com/firedish.php), both have there good and bad points, as for cooking if you can carry one grab a weberQ :)
Love the Drifta Gear and along with alot of the snow peak stuff.

[landy]

Been trying to decide between the Snow peak fire pit and the Hillbilly Camping Fire Dish (http://www.campingwithhillbilly.com/firedish.php), both have there good and bad points, as for cooking if you can carry one grab a weberQ :)
Love the Drifta Gear and along with alot of the snow peak stuff.

We don't have the fire pit but would like one. But totally agree with getting a Weber BabyQ. Brilliant piece of kit. Roasts, bread, baking- oh and not a bad BBQ either!

[Fluids]

We've got the full medium size kit. Love it ! There's usually only 2 of us, so it's big enough, doesn't chew through firewood too fast, and is (just) big enough to run our 2 x Snow Peak CI micro oval camp ovens on.

Highly recommended!