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SPRK Camp Grill
Eureka
SPRK Camp Grill
$139.95
Description

  Compact butane grill is easy to use and easy to clean

  Pack small without sacrificing your grill top. A compact, all-in-one design makes this grill ready to go wherever you go. With precise temperature controls, an easy-to-clean ceramic grate, and an integrated fuel compartment that fits an 8 oz butane canister, it's never been easier to get that perfect grill sear right at the campsite.

  Butane fuel not included.

  WARNING for California residents: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description

  • Spacious, non-stick ceramic grate and adjustable flame makes the perfect sear

  • Compact, all-in-one design includes an integrated fuel compartment for an 8 oz butane canister

  • Removable drip tray makes cleanup easy

  • Auto-ignition for fast, easy starts

  • Adjustable feet to stay level on any surface

  • Carry case included

  • Fuel not included

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