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Grillo Portable Grill

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Designed by formAxiom, the Grillo Portable is a stainless steel folding grill with a net underneath to catch firewood. Made for picnics, camping, tailgating, and traveling backyard parties, the simple design comes in one piece and requires no additional accessories. Its top resembles a flowerhead, and the bottom secures like a tripod. After use, cooldown, and cleaning, the lightweight grill can be folded up and carried in the accompanying black shoulder bag. The designers state that safety is a key part of this design, but, currently, while the grill is in pre-production, there are still questions as to how the grill should be used for optimum safety.

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