Portable Grill - Barbecue Recommendations Please

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cowolter

Member

• May 14, 2021

• #41

Blackstone 22 as well. Very portable.
I use mine weekly to cook everything from pancakes burgers, tacos, and sear off steaks. I really like the size, the attached lid and the removable stand planners

 

Last edited: May 17, 2021

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Pairadice

Member

• May 23, 2021

• #42

I would take a look at the Green Mountain Davy Crockett, I currently have the larger version (Daniel Boon) but for traveling I’m getting the more portable unit. My Brother in-law has one and it’s spot on.
I have had several other previous green mountain units, lost one in a hurricane, one just plain wore out and my current model. I did try the Traeger tailgater and was not happy either with the quality or how compact/portable it was.

 

southernlady5464

Well-known member

• May 31, 2021

• #43

I’ve seen this one in my news feed on Facebook, looks very doable: https://asmokegrill.com/collections/portable-pellet-grills-smokers?ose=false

 

Dahillbilly

Well-known member

• May 31, 2021

• #44

next one I buy will be the Davy Crockett by Green Mountain. After talking with several different seasoned campers this seems to be the best option out there.

 

SLO

Well-known member

• Jun 2, 2021

• #45

I have a Davy Crockett I use at home. It’s a nice unit. Heavier than I would like to hoist into the Horn though. Still looking for some thing lighter in a smoker. Until then I use a Nexgrill propane grill I got at Costco

 

southernlady5464

Well-known member

• Jun 3, 2021

• #46

The Nexgrill from Costco is what we use currently. We had a previous one that died. Only way I got hubby to get it from Costco us to remind him of their return policy. It’s done well.

 

For20hunter

Pacific Region Directors-Retired

• Jun 3, 2021

• #47

We travel with our Rec Tec RT340, our Weber Q2200 and our 17" Blackstone Griddle. They each have their own place for our culinary needs and wants. We love all 3 but probably use the Weber Q2200 the most.

 

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david-steph2018

Well-known member

• Jun 3, 2021

• #48

We have a Mr. Steak from Basspro shop. It is a heavy unit, even on wheels, but it does a really great job.

 

TerribleTim68

Well-known member

• Jun 8, 2021

• #49

We had an RVQ with our last trailer and it worked very well. It clipped onto the side of the RV in a little surface mounted channel and hooked to teh trailer propane -

I'm actually very sad that we let it go with the trailer when we sold that unit. I should have kept it.

 

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tomhank

Member

• Nov 14, 2021

• #50

I have a Weber big joe charcoal barbecue, it is the ideal size for grilling pork/lamb chops, steaks, and sausages for a typical growing family of 4 to 6 people. It also allows for very safe and easy transportation. Very convenient and useful.