A pair of steel skewers with straight tips from the German brand Petromax. Designed for cooking snacks over an open fire: sausages, vegetables, mushrooms. Also works as a fork for flipping steaks or a poker for stirring the embers.

The tips are bent slightly upward to hold food securely over the fire. Stainless steel is a safe food-grade metal that does not oxidize or release harmful substances into food. Food residue washes off easily after use.

Telescopic design lets you adjust the length of the tool so you can always stay at a safe distance from the flames. Fully collapsed skewers are easier to transport and store.

The beech wood handle protects your hands from contact with hot metal. The carefully finished wood feels pleasant to the touch. The textured surface prevents slipping even with wet hands. The tool can be hung by the hole in the handle on a nail or, by threading a cord through the hole, on a kitchen hook.

The brand's history began in 1910, when Berlin inventor Max Graetz designed and put into production a high-pressure kerosene lamp known as the Petromax HK500. Since then two world wars and quite a few revolutions have passed. The company has changed: Petromax became experts in camping and grill equipment, creating a comprehensive collection of cookware, portable stoves and accessories. The range has expanded, but the brand has not betrayed its principle of creating modern classics.

Petromax gives a new, progressive voice to traditions that have prevailed in European kitchens for centuries. Energy-efficient wood stoves give freedom from fossil fuels. Cast-iron cookware serves for generations and is therefore eco-friendly. Every tool is multifunctional, which helps avoid overconsumption.

Petromax speaks of hedonism the German way. When pleasure comes not only from nature and tasty food but also from the equipment – professionally engineered and flawlessly made. There is nothing superfluous in the brand's range. The products complement and improve one another, making cooking over fire a safe, convenient and varied experience.