PKGO Travel Adventure

[1bottlerocket]

Hello all,
Here's a follow-up photo adventure of the PKGO I was originally trying to sell but brought with me to Switzerland. Everything was straight forward and the airline checked it in with no problem. After the first use, the small vent at the bottom broke at the hinge. It just seemed to fall right off. Is this a common problem?

The grill is with me in Switzerland now and I have used it several times. I really like the portability, though it is surprisingly heavy for such a small footprint.

In the back of the rental car at Chicago O'Hare




Checking in at the airport baggage area.



Landed in Zurich and collected at the bulky baggage drop.



Assembled and testing for the first cook!




During the first cook, the small vent at the bottom inexplicably broke at the hinge. I sent PK an email and they quickly sent a replacement.

[TripleB]

Love PK products and their product support has been top notch. The PK360 is the best grill on the market (IMHO). I have a recipe on their website since like 2016 and they allowed me to revise it and put in a picture. Great to see that you got your PKGO fixed.

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

I'm glad you kept it and got it home. You'll get more enjoyment out of it than the money you woulda lost trying to sell it that quick.

[Rod]

It's a blast cooking on that little guy. It performs incredibly well.

[58limited]

Glad you kept it. There are so many lovely places in Switzerland to hike to and cook with that grill. Enjoy.

[ItsAllGoneToTheDogs]

It's a little on the heavy side to hike with, but it's one heck of a capable camp site grill AND smoker

[1bottlerocket]

Yes, It's a great little grill. The flip kit is also top-notch. We usually take about three to four day trips over the summer so we will definitely get some use.