Even packed down it’s not small, and heavy-duty means hefty – you don’t want to lug this thing very far. Who It’s Not For: Thru-hikers, lightweight enthusiasts, adventure riders, campers venturing great distances from the car. Perfect for a party, the 18-inch disc allows you to cook up large meals quickly and deliciously. Who It’s For: Overlanders, van lifers, car campers and backyard barbecue enthusiasts. Go ahead and fire it up from the comfort of your own backyard one use and you’ll be tempted to throw out your grill forever. Take it along as you car camp across America. Pack it for a gourmet picnic in the park. Off-roading not your thing? Don’t despair, you can still enjoy the magic of the Skottle. Slice up some veggies for a stir fry or go straight carnivore – this thing cooks up bacon, burgers and chops like a champ. Proceed to whip out the Skottle and woo everyone with your camp chef ways.
Spend ample time bumping along back roads and splashing through mud puddles to ensure everyone arrives at camp tired and hungry. Where To Test It: Wrangle the crew, pack up the truck, toss it into four-wheel drive and head for the hills. TemboTusk Skottle ($275)įirst Impressions: Heavy duty, made it to last. Overland gear company TemboTusk adds the convenience of gas canister cooking to its portable model. Originally popularized in Africa, the large wok-like disc known as a Skottle was traditionally used straight over a fire. Home » Camping » Camp Gourmet? Meet The ‘Skottle’Įasy to clean, fun to use, and viable for big groups, the Skottle may quickly become a camp kitchen staple.
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