The Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2022C) is a woven titanium mesh in a wire frame, with a bar across the middle, that you lay over a fire. It measures 25.5 × 16.5 cm, weighed 112 g on our scale and packs flat in a sleeve. We use it for grilling meat and as a stand for the pot and pan over the fire pit. I paid $26 for it.
What’s in the box
A flat grill made from 99.8% titanium: crimped wire woven into a mesh, held in a round-bar frame with a support bar across the centre. There are no legs. It comes in a black sleeve with a webbing loop to hang it up or clip it to a pack.
What we like
- Only 112 g on our scale
- Room for a pot and a pan
- Frame and centre bar, no sag
- Titanium won't rust
- Packs flat in a sleeve
What we don’t
- Needs rocks or a fire pit under it
- Cooks for one or two
- Mesh takes some scrubbing
Quick Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boundless Voyage |
| Model | Ti2022C |
| Material | 99.8% titanium |
| Colour | Titanium |
| Weight | 112 g |
| Size | 25.5 × 16.5 cm |
| Included | Sleeve with hanging loop |
Grilling over the fire
Over hot coals it cooks chicken and sausages well. It’s a grill for one or two people: a few pieces of chicken or a handful of sausages fill it. Because there are no legs, you need to rest it on something. A fire pit edge is easiest; otherwise two flat rocks or a rock and a log of the same height, so it sits level and steady.
A stand for the pot and pan
Across the top of our fire pit it’s just as useful as a pot stand. It holds our Boundless Voyage pot and pan set side by side: the pot boiling water on one side, the pan heating noodle soup on the other. The frame and the centre bar keep the mesh from sagging under a full pot.
Weight, packing and care
At 112 g it adds almost nothing to the kit, and it packs flat in its sleeve, which also stops the soot marking other gear. Titanium doesn’t rust, so it can go away damp. Over the flames the wire turns blue and brown, which is normal. After a greasy cook the woven mesh takes a little scrubbing with a brush and hot water.
Titanium grills compared
We’ve also tested the newer Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2023C). It’s a slotted plate cut from one piece of titanium, so there’s nothing to bend, but at 146 g it’s heavier and at 25 × 11 cm it’s narrower than this grill.
This one Grill Ti2022C |  Grill Ti2023C | |
|---|---|---|
| One piece | No | Yes |
| Grill type | Woven mesh in a frame | Slotted plate |
| Size | 25.5 × 16.5 cm | 25 × 11 cm |
| Cooking area | 420 cm² | 275 cm² |
| Weight | 112 g | 146 g |
| Price paid | $26 | $22 |
| Our score | 9.4 | 9.1 |
Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Grill (Ti2022C)Conclusion
The Boundless Voyage Ti2022C is a light, tough grill for cooking over a fire: 112 g, room for a pot and a pan side by side, a frame that doesn’t sag, and titanium that never rusts. It needs a fire pit or rocks to rest on, it only cooks for one or two, and the mesh takes some scrubbing. I paid $26, and for cooking over a fire it’s very good value.
A light, tough grill for cooking over a fire, and very good value at $26.
The titanium mesh sits in a frame with a centre bar so it doesn't sag, it holds our pot and pan side by side, and at 112 g it packs flat and never rusts. It needs a fire pit or rocks under it, cooks for one or two and the mesh takes some scrubbing.
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- Backpackers
- Solo trips
Yes. I paid $26 for a 112 g titanium grill that cooks meat over the coals and holds our pot and pan side by side.
