Pacofire 2

Packing a grill for a camping or hiking trip usually means trading cooking capability for bulk. Pacofire 2, presented as a Kickstarter project, approaches the problem with titanium and a flat-folding design. According to the maker, the grill collapses to a thickness of just 1cm when not in use, small enough to tuck into the gaps of a backpack or gear bag.

Titanium construction

The maker says Pacofire 2 is built from premium titanium chosen for its combination of strength and low weight. Titanium's corrosion resistance is cited as a reason the grill should hold up to long-term use in demanding outdoor conditions, and the maker also describes it as rust-resistant, which it says keeps maintenance simple.

Cooking for a group

Despite its slim folded profile, the grill is said to offer a cooking surface large enough to prepare food for four people at once, positioning it for group camping and picnics rather than solo use alone. The maker also claims the titanium distributes heat evenly for consistent results and withstands high temperatures during cooking.

• Premium titanium construction, according to the maker
• Folds to 1cm for storage
• Cooking area sized for four people
• Claimed even heat distribution and high-temperature tolerance
• Described as corrosion- and rust-resistant for varied weather

The maker pitches Pacofire 2 at backpackers and outdoor cooks who want a more complete cooking setup away from home, and frames its durability as part of a more sustainable approach to outdoor gear.