TEMBOTUSK The Original Skottle grill cooking system kit based on the South African braai pan or cowboy wok skillet style cooker, all packs in one carry bag.

The Tembo Tusk Skottle is a highly reviewed item, and rightfully so. This thing is simple genius. I don't write many reviews, but I wanted to acknowledge their Customer Service. I received my order a couple of months ago, but just got around to opening up the box to pack for an upcoming camping trip. Unfortunately I was missing a key item, and was only a few days away from leaving. I reached out to Tembo Tusk and they responded first thing the next business day and expedited the part to me with no fuss. With the short notice, I wasn't expecting much but they delivered. So, not only a quality product, but fantastic customer service to boot.

I have a Snow Peak IGT table for my camp kitchen but I find I use the Tembotusk 80% of the time. I found it on YouTube in an interview "Playing with Sticks". It is easy to cook and clean. The storage bag is also very good quality. If you go camping, really give a look at this. The owner of the company is married to a woman from South Africa. The South Africans use this in South Africa a lot, so he made it for his wife and then started the company. If you want to learn more, go to Youtube and filter with "Playing with Sticks" and "Tembotusk"

This thing is the highest quality camping grill you can buy—way better portability than Blackstone. Pricey but U.S. made and guaranteed for life.

I haven’t actually used this yet, only first impression after setting it up. The grill itself is very heavy duty and I imagine will last awhile if you take care of it. It’s kinda like a cast iron pan which requires specific ways of cleaning and maintenance. Set up was pretty straightforward though it’s still a bit shaky to the touch but sturdy enough. Just make sure you put it on even ground and don’t bump too hard. The stove can use butane or propane so that adds a bit of versatility. When broken down, the parts can be stored in a pretty durable bag and the legs have their own bag as well. All combined it’s still pretty lightweight to carry. I can imagine this would be very useful for camping or tailgating or just outside cooking in general. I don’t really like the price though. I don’t really feel it should cost this much but it is niche and could last a lifetime so maybe it’s worthy of a purchase.

I bought this because it was light weight . the way it cooks is hot in the center and that's it this is not for cooking steaks or hamburgers stir fry or something like that but its not worth a dam for a old guy trying to make supper im sure I can't return it I got it because my Blackstone is heavy to pack and move around but it will out cook this dam thing any day its headed to the scrap yard next week I just blow 500.00 on crap buy it if you cook yuppie style and have all kinds of time to make foo foo

I really like the Skottle. It is very high quality, does a great job cooking most everything, is easy to level, and it is simple to clean when finished. Set-up and take-down is a breeze and it works well in the wind with the optional wind deflector. The Skottle runs for a long time on a one pound propane cylinder (I now use the Flame King refillable ones rather than disposables).

Meh, my dad was stoked when he got his so I decided to get one....I'm less than impressed for the price. Can't cook eggs very easily due to the sloping sides....seasoning was not done well. Clearly, it looks like they just threw some oil at the Scotto and put it in an oven. It was very patchy and blotchy and not done well at all definitely was not nonstick when right out of the box. For the high price tag, you can buy a nice portable Blackstone for a fraction of the cost. if I could return it and get my $400 back, I would

We use this all of the time when we are camping. Fajitas, philly steak, you name it! Easy to set up and use.Compact/