Gas Grill suggestions, reviews

[mhayes]

Fellow ODT'rs, I am in the market for a new propane grill. With my family size and the fat that i cook an entire meal on the grill. I need at least 500+ inches of cooking space. My current grill is 612" and 5 burners. But even though keep it covered with a water proof cover most of my grills seam to rust out after about 4-5 years. It stays on my deck and i have no access to take it down, so it has to remain there. I already have a smoker and a small charcoal grill. I just don't always have the time or room to cook on them for all meals. I have been looking at the Weber Genesis S-310 and S-410. Any other ideas?

 

[coach482]

I have a Weber Genesis that is about 6 years old. Sits on my deck year round with a cover. Flavor bars are starting to rust this year. Everything else seems fine.

 

[YUK0N]

Fellow ODT'rs, I am in the market for a new propane grill. With my family size and the fat that i cook an entire meal on the grill. I need at least 500+ inches of cooking space. My current grill is 612" and 5 burners. But even though keep it covered with a water proof cover most of my grills seam to rust out after about 4-5 years. It stays on my deck and i have no access to take it down, so it has to remain there. I already have a smoker and a small charcoal grill. I just don't always have the time or room to cook on them for all meals. I have been looking at the Weber Genesis S-310 and S-410. Any other ideas?

check out Lynx grills, they are pricy but for a propane grill it doesnt really get any better to me.

https://www.lynxgrills.com/

I will always recommend a green egg for charcoal and a rectec or traeger for a pellet smoker/grill

 

[YUK0N]

Fellow ODT'rs, I am in the market for a new propane grill. With my family size and the fat that i cook an entire meal on the grill. I need at least 500+ inches of cooking space. My current grill is 612" and 5 burners. But even though keep it covered with a water proof cover most of my grills seam to rust out after about 4-5 years. It stays on my deck and i have no access to take it down, so it has to remain there. I already have a smoker and a small charcoal grill. I just don't always have the time or room to cook on them for all meals. I have been looking at the Weber Genesis S-310 and S-410. Any other ideas?

if you are wanting to go a cheaper route I had a charbroil infrared for awhile and it was great.

 

[BNB]

Kitchen Aid been good to me

 

[mhayes]

I have had just about all the brands that you can get from lowes and other places. They just wont hold up for long. Have not had a gas Weber, so was looking for reviews on that and coach482 helped me out with that one. The one that has lasted the longest was a Smoke Canyon from Bass Pro. The burners are starting to rust away as well as the floor of the grill. I am just getting aggravated buying a $500 and a $100 cover and still have it rust away. I always let them cool off and cover as soon as it does. never stays open to weather.

 

[YUK0N]

I have had just about all the brands that you can get from lowes and other places. They just wont hold up for long. Have not had a gas Weber, so was looking for reviews on that and coach482 helped me out with that one. The one that has lasted the longest was a Smoke Canyon from Bass Pro. The burners are starting to rust away as well as the floor of the grill. I am just getting aggravated buying a $500 and a $100 cover and still have it rust away. I always let them cool off and cover as soon as it does. never stays open to weather.

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I have had just about all the brands that you can get from lowes and other places. They just wont hold up for long. Have not had a gas Weber, so was looking for reviews on that and coach482 helped me out with that one. The one that has lasted the longest was a Smoke Canyon from Bass Pro. The burners are starting to rust away as well as the floor of the grill. I am just getting aggravated buying a $500 and a $100 cover and still have it rust away. I always let them cool off and cover as soon as it does. never stays open to weather.

i know you are wanting to go propane but green egg has a lifetime warranty so no replacing your grill every 2-5 years lol.

 

[crowbusterL579]

We like our weber grill, even though it's a 3 burner model great grill & well built!!!

 

[fuelman1]

For years I bought the $2-300 Charbroil grills. After a few years the burners crap out. When you replace them they are never the same. I bought a Weber Genesis about 7 years ago. Best decision ever. Even heat from the start. I grill several nights a week year round so it gets used quite a bit. I have had to replace the flavor bars and grates (cast iron) but you'll do that with any grill. Still heats very evenly. I highly recommend. It's worth the extra $$ over the cheaper grills.

 

[lostchild]

I've got a stainless body Nexgrill 6 burner with side burner and cast iron grates. Been using it about 20 years. Grates finally rusting through, burners are fine. I use it all year, so it's not been babied. If I can't find replacement grates will probably buy another Nexgrill.