The Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2023C) is a flat grill plate cut from one piece of titanium, with rows of slots for the heat to come through. It weighed 146 g on our scale and slides into a slim sleeve. I paid $22 for it.
What’s in the box
A 25 × 11 cm titanium plate, 2 mm thick, with rounded corners and “Boundless Voyage Titanium” marked in the middle. It comes in a black sleeve with a velcro flap and a webbing loop, so it can hang from a pack or a hook in the camp kitchen.
What we like
- Only 146 g on our scale
- One piece, no welds to break
- Thick and rigid, won't sag
- Smooth plate, easy to clean
- Titanium won't rust
- Only $22
What we don’t
- Very small cooking area
- Needs rocks or a fire pit under it
- Small food can slip through slots
Quick Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boundless Voyage |
| Model | Ti2023C |
| Material | TA1 titanium |
| Colour | Titanium |
| Weight | 146 g |
| Size | 25 × 11 cm |
| Thickness | 0.2 cm |
| Included | Sleeve with velcro flap and carry loop |
One piece of titanium
This is the big difference from a wire grill. The whole plate is cut from one sheet, so there are no welds to crack and no wires to bend or come loose, and at 2 mm it’s thick enough to stay flat over the heat. Titanium doesn’t rust, so it can go back in the kit damp after a rinse.
Size and setup
It’s a small, narrow plate at 25 × 11 cm: room for one steak, a couple of sausages or a small pot, so it’s really for one person. There are no legs, so rest it across a fire pit, two flat rocks or logs of the same height, or a small stove frame. The slots are long and fairly wide, so slide small food like prawns or sliced vegetables across them rather than along.
Weight and packing
At 146 g on our scale it’s a little heavier than a wire grill, but it packs flat into its sleeve, which slips down the side of a pack or a kitchen box. The velcro flap keeps the plate in, and the sleeve stops it marking other gear. Cleaning is easy too: with no wires or welds, a smooth plate scrubs clean much faster than a woven mesh.
Titanium grills compared
We’ve also tested the Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2022C), a woven titanium mesh in a frame, 25.5 × 16.5 cm and 112 g. It’s lighter and wider; the Ti2023C plate is heavier but has nothing to bend or come loose. Both are in our titanium camping cookware guide.
This review Titanium Grill (Ti2023C) |  Titanium Grill (Ti2022C) | |
|---|---|---|
| One piece | Yes | No |
| Grill type | Slotted plate | Woven mesh in a frame |
| Size | 25 × 11 cm | 25.5 × 16.5 cm |
| Cooking area | 275 cm² | 420 cm² |
| Weight | 146 g | 112 g |
| Price paid | $22 | $26 |
| Our score | 9.1 | 9.4 |
Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2023C)Conclusion
The Boundless Voyage Ti2023C is a tough, simple grill: one slotted titanium plate with nothing to break, thick enough to stay flat, 146 g on our scale and packed in a slim sleeve. It’s easy to clean, but the cooking area is very small, it needs rocks or a fire pit to rest on, and small food can slip through the slots. I paid $22, and for one person cooking over a small fire it’s good value.
A one-piece slotted titanium grill plate, 146 g on our scale, with a slim sleeve.
Rigid, rust-proof and easy to clean; very small, and it needs something to rest on.
- Hikers
- Solo trips
- Campers
Yes. I paid $22 for a 146 g titanium plate with nothing to break, in a slim sleeve.
