Meet the Kuuma Stow N' Go 160 Gas Grill with Thermometer and Ignitor—a rugged, portable propane grill designed to withstand harsh marine environments and ideal for RVing, tailgating, and patio or deck grilling.
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Burner & Heat Output: 1 burner delivering 13,000 BTU for ample heat and even cooking across a 160 sq in cooking area
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Cooking Area: 160 square inches of grilling space for multiple items at once
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Construction: 304 stainless steel for rust resistance and easy cleaning in outdoor use
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Thermometer & Ignition: Integrated built-in thermometer and push-button ignitor for precise, convenient grilling
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Ready to Use: Ready to grill right away with no assembly required
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Portable Design: Folding legs enable quick tabletop setup on any surface
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Cleanup: Removable grease tray simplifies post-cook cleanup
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Mounting Options: Mounting bracket for Kuuma rails, rods, or pedestal mounts for dockside, RV, or deck setups
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Compact Dimensions: 23.25" L × 11.25" D × 11" H (with regulator)
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Weight: Lightweight at 16 lbs for easy transport
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Fuel Type: Propane—compatible with standard 1 lb propane cylinders
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Designed for Life on the Go: Built to be durable and versatile wherever you grill
Designed for fast, flavorful outdoor cooking wherever you are, this grill pairs a compact footprint with rugged durability. The 13,000 BTU burner delivers reliable heat for searing and even cooking across 160 square inches of cooking space, while the built‑in thermometer helps you hit target temperatures without guesswork. The push-button ignitor streamlines starts, and the absence of assembly means you can start grilling as soon as you unpack. Folding legs and a mounting bracket provide flexible setup options—from dockside to RV to patio—without sacrificing stability. Cleanup is straightforward thanks to a removable grease tray, and the lightweight 16 lb design makes it easy to move between venues. Its 304 stainless steel construction resists rust and cleans up quickly, ensuring long-term durability in challenging outdoor environments.
