Camping Pot Gripper Pan Holder

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Original price was: NZ $37.97.Current price is: NZ $19.98.

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Safe Cooking Outdoors Made Simple

Threo gripper keeps your fingers safe while lifting hot pans. Aluminium alloy stays strong in every situation you face outdoors. Perfect for any camping trip or kitchen emergency.

Heat Protection

Never worry about burns when handling hot cookware outside. Threo gripper shields your hands and lets you move pans easily.

Ultra Lightweight

Carry less bulk on every adventure thanks to clever design. Hollow body reduces weight without losing durability or utility.

Built to Last

Aluminium alloy construction resists rust and stands up to use. Threo grippers stay reliable for trip after trip, season after season.

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  1. D***S (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Easy to carry and grips pots really well.

  2. E***F (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Keeps hands safe, perfect for camp grilling.

  3. R***N (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Light and sturdy, holds hot pans tightly.

  4. P***M (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    So handy at camp, fits all my cookware.

  5. S***J (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Lightweight and really good for moving hot pans.

  6. B***K (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Cool gadget, makes cooking outside way easier.

  7. S***C (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Simple little thing, great for safe cooking.

  8. F***Y (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    My hands stayed cool even while boiling water. The gripper doesn’t slip and is far better than using a towel or cloth.

  9. A***T (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    Took this on a rainy trip and was glad it didn’t rust. Held up perfectly, even when my pots were wet and slippery.

  10. M***B (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    I love how simple this holder is to use. Never dropped a pan, and it weighs almost nothing in my daypack.