Sneak Peek: NEW Review - Weber Traveler Portable Gas Grill, by Max Good

[Huskee]

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Weber Traveler, by Max Good
https://amazingribs.com/ratings-revi...eber-traveler/

If you need a large portable gasser for camping, tailgating or just grilling around town on the weekend, Traveler is a very good choice. There are both less expensive and more expensive cart models, placing Traveler somewhere in a mid-price range. Quality construction and Weber's excellent customer service merit every penny. Read our review to find out what medal we give Traveler.

[glitchy]

I couldn't make it through the whole review, I saw plant based burgers being cooked and threw up.

All kidding aside, another excellent review Max Good ! I've been impressed with the few cooks I've done on mine and really feel it's a solid little grill and seems like a decent price for the quality. After the initial burn in where I had a mostly empty 1lb can, I've been using an adapter hose. So, it's nice to have an idea on how long full 1lb cans might last when I take it on the road in a couple months.

[bbqLuv]

glitchy "I couldn't make it through the whole review, I saw plant based burgers being cooked and threw up."

Grass feed Beef is plant-based I think. I could be wrong. But if I am correct I consume plant-based protein.

Hops and Barley in PBR are plant-based.

The write-up was really good.

[Jerod Broussard]

Yeah, you wrong. I've smelled beef and plant based "beef" wasn't even close

[bbqLuv]

LOL. Beef is plant-based, they process grass and grain. But what do I know?

[ScottyC13]

Max Good , Nice review as always!

[Polarbear777]

I'd like to see this exact same form factor as a griddle..

[Polarbear777]

Yeah, they could provide a griddle plate to fit this exactly instead of the current grate.

[Max Good]

Good idea. I just inquired if that's in the works.

[Max Good]

Weber hopes to offer a griddle insert for Traveler by the end of the year. Meanwhile they say the griddle from their Gourmet BBQ System will work.

[BabelBBQ]

I'm a sucker for deals. I had $50 in reward points at Dick's sporting goods, and they had the Weber Traveler was on a flash sale for $329.99. So after taxes and shipping (only $5.00 shipping they charged $20 but then give a $15 credit for some reason), it was $302 and some change. I read Max's review and saw one at the tailgate next to me on the 4th of July (White Sox game). The guy with the Traveler also gave it high praise. I had brought a Jumbo Joe and charcoal Go-Anywhere with me for the tailgate I was cooking for 18, so one small grill was not enough. I have to admit I was jealous of the guy with the Traveler not cooking at ground level (I wish I had one of the Weber charcoal grill tables they discontinued). I'm looking forward to bringing it to my next tailgate!

I like to justify all my grill purchases (sometimes to myself and sometimes to my wife) so I did end up selling my Go-Anywhere yesterday for $60, so the way I see it I really only put out about $240 for the Traveler. Since I really only used the Go-Anywhere for tailgating I figure I could do without it.

Nice review Max. Helped push me in the right direction.