Coleman Propane Grill

Road Trip Grill
Aug 16, 2007 4:20 pm

Smitty
Joined: Dec 28, 2002

I bought mine about a year ago, with the upright stand.
I'm very pleased with it, I have yet to travel with it though, i have it on the patio of my apartment along with the cover that is sold for it.
I use it all the time, usually just one burner to conserve fuel.
I will probably connect a big tank soon so I don't have to keep buying the small containers.
It heats right up, works great!

Date Purchased: 09/2005
Price Paid: $139
Recommend: Yes

Pros:

Fast heat up
Good heat control

Cons:

A pain to clean, but what gas grill isn't?

Cooking time!
Jun 9, 2005 11:38 am

garageman
Joined: Jun 6, 2005

Whether at a tailgating party, a backyard cookout or a campsite, the taste of freshly grilled food is always welcome. Coleman goes wherever you do with the Road Trip Sport Grill, a design that delivers authentic open-flame, drip-through grilling with a 285-sq.-in. cooking surface. Yet the grill also lifts easily off its legs for tabletop food prep.Operates on a 16-2/5 oz. Coleman Propane Tank Cylinder that's adaptable to a 20 lb. tank (neither is included). 16,500 BTUs offer quick cooking with true grilled flavor.

Date Purchased: 04/2005
Price Paid: $140
Recommend: Yes

Pros:

Its detachable legs are topped with side shelves for accessories or food.
Push-button ignition adds to the appeal of this unit

Cons:

Side Table work area

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