Chickenmaster Lunchbox Charcoal Grill (or others)

Old-Biscuit wrote:

travelrider73 wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Heck of a tailgater BBQ grill........but for $299 it should be.

Well, I'm setting up to go full time for a few years and I'm used to having a Weber Summit Series Gas Grill, a Weber One Touch kettle, and a smoker at home. I'm looking for something that will make me almost as happy for my home on wheels. if $300 will do the trick, then that's a small price to have some of my grilling, rotisserie-ing, and possibly smoking capability back. I certainly can't take those three monster grills with me.

Been FT for 7 yrs.
IF I was a BBQ connoisseur I would probably go with that Lunchbox.
Seems compact enough to stow easily without a mess.
I'd want to see one and check it out.

Our little Weber has done well for us.

I'd like to see one too. The problem is that they're a boutique company in New York that, to my knowledge, only sells direct. No distributors or retailers. If I buy one, I just have to go for it and hope it's as nice as it looks on the web site.

travelrider73 wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Heck of a tailgater BBQ grill........but for $299 it should be.

Well, I'm setting up to go full time for a few years and I'm used to having a Weber Summit Series Gas Grill, a Weber One Touch kettle, and a smoker at home. I'm looking for something that will make me almost as happy for my home on wheels. if $300 will do the trick, then that's a small price to have some of my grilling, rotisserie-ing, and possibly smoking capability back. I certainly can't take those three monster grills with me.

Been FT for 7 yrs.
IF I was a BBQ connoisseur I would probably go with that Lunchbox.
Seems compact enough to stow easily without a mess.
I'd want to see one and check it out.

Our little Weber has done well for us.

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Old-Biscuit wrote:
Heck of a tailgater BBQ grill........but for $299 it should be.

Well, I'm setting up to go full time for a few years and I'm used to having a Weber Summit Series Gas Grill, a Weber One Touch kettle, and a smoker at home. I'm looking for something that will make me almost as happy for my home on wheels. if $300 will do the trick, then that's a small price to have some of my grilling, rotisserie-ing, and possibly smoking capability back. I certainly can't take those three monster grills with me.

Heck of a tailgater BBQ grill........but for $299 it should be.

Think I'll stick with my $25 Weber Smokey Joe