Camp Chef cb90 one Carry Bag, 17" H x 41.5" W x 10" L, Black

This is one tough burner. My wife and I just spent 6 weeks traveling and I was tired cooking on the gas grill I had. Each morning I went for a walk and the smell of fresh bacon, sausage, etc. was almost irresistable. I noticed severa large groups of campers had the same kind of grill so I inquired about it. It was the 3 burner Camp Chef. I got on-line and found all the information I needed and ordered one with the BBQ sport grill, the griddle, and the small griddle. I had it sent to us right at the campground in two days. It took about 10 minutes to put it together right out of the box and I have been cooking on since. When I got home, it went out on the deck and I've used it everyday. We even cooked a meatloaf on it. We like stir fry and the 3rd burner is perfect for a wok and we have even done Mongonlion BBQ on the griddle. I like hearty hamburgers and I make six burger patties out of 2 lbs of ground beef and 5 minutes on each side and they are just right; juicy, complete cooked. There is room for a Webber smoke box that just fits under the heavy cast iron grills to give that great smoked flavor. This grill stores right behind my 5th wheel hitch in the bed of the pickup and the king pin goes right over it with plenty of clearance. The sport grill box fits under the hitch and the griddles have their own canvas bag to keep them clean. I flash the hot grill with water and the food comes right off; scrape it with the spacula, wipe it off and lightly oil it and your are done. It's the best value I've ever seen because of the modular system. Set it up to whatever configuration you want.

We use our Camp Chef at home and camping. So we are packing it up frequently to take with us camping. this helps keep everything together and clean. Before we had the bag the propane line would go everywhere and get caught behind things in our storage bins. No longer a problem, it’s been great.

I had Camp Chef 3 burner camp stove new in box for a while and finally broke it out for a camping trip. I really wanted a bag that I could carry the couple components in but the stove is pretty big and I couldn't find anything locally. I looked at the Camp Chef site and they wanted $50+ for this bag. I then found it on Amazon for $30.It is a great bag and I'm so glad I bought it. It keeps the stove, legs and wind shield together and is very sturdy. It fits the stove perfectly and is not hard to get the stove out of or put back in. Very happy with this purchase.

I was going to write a pretty bad review on this stove carrier, that is until I found out my Coleman Deluxe Camp Kitchen, fits perfectly inside? Every piece! Coleman does not apparently make a carry bag for the above kitchen and I like to have mine, less dirty and secure in a case! Dual handles that lock together too! I guess it was my fault that this stove carry bag would fit, like 5 (or more!) of my 3 burner cooktop's in it, because it is made for 4 legged Stoves, not tabletop models like mine! Did not realize it when I bought it, but sure am glad I bought it and it now carries my Coleman Deluxe Camp Kitchen! Awesome!Just be aware how big this bag is? Nice, heavy duty bag and for $29.00, you can't go wrong!

We purchased for a cooking station purchased at a membership club for use when caming with our travel trailer.Cooking station fit in nicely and the zipper design makes the whole ordeal of getting cooking station into the carry bag extremely easy.I do wish that the pouch for storing the removable wind guard for the cooking station was a bit more snug - it falls out way too easily.We also had to add handles to the bag because of how heavy the cooking station is. The single handle does not allow one to move the bag in and out of storage areas very easily and will cause the bag to tear, which is what happened to ours.Overall a decent bag but should be heavier duty (much thicker material) for the cooking station that is was made for.Price is a bit more than the value you receive but not much of a choice since there are ot other options out there.

Fits like a glove…..with a little room to spare. Some reviews mention sharp edges cutting the bag and 1 reviewer used the cardboard from the camp chef box to line his bag. We used a gray lightweight movers blanket. We line the empty bag, insert the folded stove and cover with the remainder of the moving blanket. Fits perfectly and protects the stove as well as the bag.

let me start with yes the Tundra Pro 3 burner stove from Costco fits in this bag nicely. All camp chefs newer 3 burner stoves are about the same size and should fit? Second alot of reviews complain about the quality of this bag. Let's face it people this is the world we live in cheap stuff from China. If they made a real quality heavy duty bag to fit this equipment and protect a heavy metal stove with sharp edges the bag would be over $100. This bag is less the half that and does the job (with minor modifications). Here is what I did to help the bag survive a little longer and didn't cost any extra. The box that the stove came in i cut up at the folds (really easy no measuring) and used a piece at the bottom of the bag and a piece in front to protect the knobs during transport (see pics). With that said it should help this bag survive a little longer? Only time will tell how long it will last but at $40 or so bucks its worth it to help protect the stove during transport and storage. I try to always be on the positive side but from past experiences with stuff made in China its not easy. So get out there do some camping , cooking in the great outdoors. Enjoy people..😀