Magma Marine Gas Grill

[holehogg]

Anybody seen one of these?

http://www.magmaproducts.com/

[Dan Deter]

My Aunt and Uncle have one that looks a lot like their kettle for on their boat, don't know if its the same brand or not though. Theirs works well for the boat.

[HawkerXP]

I see some on craigslist https://annapolis.craigslist.org/bpo...886323272.html

[SmokeyGator]

Yes. Excellent quality, but you pay a premium. They are purpose built to withstand a saltwater environment. All parts are marine grade stainless steel or brass (gas fittings for safety, don’t want even the possibility of a spark). They also use 1 pound "camping" style propane tanks, although adapters for larger tanks can be found. There are also charcoal versions, but for boats gas is by far more popular (for obvious reasons).

If i were to get a grab and go grill to take around places, Magma would be high on my list.

Magma also makes a variety of accessories, like pots and pans and woks and stuff that are made to fit securely inside the grills.

They are the Weber of the marine grill world.

[holehogg]

Stumbled across the web page and they look pretty impressive.

[SoCal Chris]

I used to have one back when I had a boat. It hooked right onto the railing and swung out over the water so no hot stuff would fall on the deck. It worked great and definitely held up to a saltwater environment.

[Donw]

Great grills. Had several over the years on various sailboats. One sitting in the shed right now. Even thought of mounting one to a post in the backyard as a quickie cook grill.

[Potkettleblack]

Dad has one on his deck, one of the kettles. Hooked into the gas line of the house.
think he was trying to use it more like a kettle, so burning a lot of food. It's a nice grill for his limited space and whatever his limitations (small deck, unsure about condo regulations), but I wouldn't even hazard trying to indirect something on it.