The center of any campsite is the fire we all gather around to enjoy our mornings, meals and evenings. Want to take some of the work out of outdoor meal prep? Check out the HitchFire Grill. Unlike other options that require you to constantly build fires from scratch or waste precious cargo space for a separate grill, the HitchFire Grill easily slides into your trailer hitch receptacle and swings away from your vehicle when it’s in use. In terms of performance, you’ll get a dual-burner, high-output setup with 7,500 BTUs per burner and enough cooking space–18″ x 22″ grilling surface and two hideaway prep tables–to easily cook for 8-10 people. Since it’s built with a stout, tubular frame and finished with a rugged powder coat, this is one grill you’ll be using for decades of camping trips. The HitchFire Grill is available for pre-order now with orders set to ship starting in mid-October.
The HitchFire Grill Attaches to the Back of Your Vehicle
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