Portable Grills (?)

[DavidNorcross]

Those cookers are built like tanks.

[FireMan]

As Polarbear777 displayed, I have my eye on the C4. It is manufactured by a Pit member M Grills . As I scale things down in my life I am really drawn to this steak champion & its efficiency & power. Maybe it’s a dream, we shall see.

[RonB]

In the late 70s I was managing a Jack in the Box restaurant and won a hibachi that came in a heatproof carrying case with the JitB logo on the outside. I've still got it, but I think I only used it once.

[Sweaty Paul]

For hunting season this year to avoid restaurants and eating out (and Covid exposure) when I went to SD I purchased a portable Napoleon Grill. Worked like a champ. Was a fun little grill for sure and came with a griddle insert too.

Napoleon TravelQ PRO285 Propane Gas Grill.

(Couldn't figure out how to put a pic from the internet to show you the grill).

[Spinaker]

I used to have the Weber portable grill and I loved that thing. It got lost, stolen or grew legs when I left college. Part of me hopes it’s on some college kid’s porch it Iowa City, still cranking out burgers and dogs, while having Bush Light dumped all over it to kill the grease fires. Ahhhhhh the memories.

[Polarbear777]

C4

https://www.bigpoppasmokers.com/c4-stainless-portable-grill

[Mark V]

Had a smokey joe when I car camped. Hard to beat, used it at home too.

[Jfrosty27]

A lot of junk shown in that article. For charcoal I like my smokey joe with carry case. ($30 on CL). For propane, my Charbroil Grill2Go. ($95 @ Menards). Way better cooking for much less cost.

[coupster]

Crossed my eyeballs today. An amusing look from those that think they know the art

https://www.mensjournal.com/gear/6-best-portable-grills-for-barbecuing-outdoors-mens-journal/