Grills 75275 Stainless Steel Two-Burner Portable Grill

I bought this grill on sale a year ago for $99 . I was skeptical of the quality for that price but found out quickly it's of great quality & for the price I paid it's a steel . Would definitely recommend but keep checking the price as I'm sure it will be on sale soon now that the colder weather is not far off

Having spent a lifetime of replacing huge grills every 2-4 years that I have spent $300-400 a piece on, is a lot of wasted money. Three years ago almost to the day, I bought a Heritage stainless steel grill from my local BJs. I love that grill and it has seen some abuse. We own a travel trailer and any time we go on a trip that grill gets strapped to the top of my tonneau cover and bounces around for thousands of miles. We live on the east coast. Last summer it was Arizona and New Mexico and the Summer before it was the Canadian Rockies. I used that grill at home up to three times a week. It is plenty big and will cook for maybe 4 people. The grill had its first problem a year ago or so. I left it on during the night and ice built up on the gas line. Then a thirsty squirrel came along and chewed right through the hose. I replaced that hose with one I bought at Amazon with a variable regulator. That proved challenging to properly adjust at each start, but I got used to it and loved the ability to incinerate my meats on the outside. Anyway, now three years into that grill and the grid is rusted and falling apart, the heat shields have large holes in them but the burners are still working. It isn't worth the trouble to fix after three years of heavy use. It still works fine, but it's time to buy another, so I ordered this Pit Boss for about 25 bucks more than I paid for the BJ's grill three years earlier. BJ's is no longer selling the Heritage. Imagine my delight when I unpacked the Pit Boss and discovered it was exactly the same grill as the Heritage I had used and loved for three years. Every hole matches up. Same brand regulator too. I saved the old one for who knows what reason. I think I got the BJ's grill on sale for 90 bucks, so paying $115 hurts a little, but it is worth every cent. This is one of the best grills you can buy for roughly 100 bucks. The quality is excellent all around and if you buy it to only occasionally use, it could last a really long time. Highly recommended!

Dès la première utilisation mon mari et moi avons été satisfait par ce petit BBQ portatif. Nous adorons la grille de cuisson. Ce petit barbecue a deux brûleurs c’est vraiment très pratique . Il fonctionne très bien je vous recommande ce barbecue .

I made a few modifications to mine but is great as is. I had a gas grill years ago so, back then they did not have flavor shield's, lava rock and cook, in fact when it came I took the V shaped shields off as I thought they were just there to protect the gas tubing during shipment, So as soon as I got it, took the 2 V shaped shields off, left then on living room floor, went outside fired grill up, cooked some steaks, man it took 1/2 the time that the charcoal one did, was very happy. While sitting in living room later that night, I saw the 2 V shaped shields and picked them up to throw them in trash, after I picked them up and felt their weight again and saw they were made out of stainless steal, I decided to look at directions and then I saw what they were, Oh S_____, what a dummy I felt like. Now this presented a problem as far as I was concerned, as this to me with the V shaped shields on, seemed like my new gas grill just became my new gas oven, so I decided to put V shaped Flavor shields on and try the next day, which I did. All worked great, but was missing that open fame feeling, so I went on Internet looking for options, here is what I did: I removed the 2 V shaped flavor shields, squeezed them a little and placed on both sides on grill upside down ^, I then placed from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015RBA2E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (19.99) a adjustable grate that rested on top of the 2 V shaped flavor shields, this put new adjustable grate right above the fuel tubing. Next to prevent anything from falling directly on fuel tubing I placed, also from Amazon (21.50) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052Y6256/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Ceramic Gas Grill Self Cleaning Briquettes, I only use 1 side of grill so it only took 3 Briquettes for width to cover fuel tubing, length maybe 6 or 7 by 3 Briquettes wide. Man, throw your top grate on and start cooking. Either way this is a Great Grill and if you are looking for a easy to use gas grill, this is it. Having one side open (No Briquettes) gave me room for, yup from Amazon too a wood smokers tube (16.96) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06ZZRR7XD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Overall am very, very happy.

Good quality construction. Large drip tray, nice heat spreaders, thick grill, and a relatively tall inside with lid down. Costco version is slightly nicer but more money. Costco's has a bit sturdier legs but nearly identical in every other way. One thing you will battle is the heat. Fairly even except for the front few inches, but this thing gets HOT. 600-700 IF YOU HAVE IT CRANKED UP AND LID DOWN. I find it's best used lid up and use more as a bbq pit vs a low and slow bbq. Great buy, just gotta use it a bit different then a full size bbq. 100% recommended!