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Originally Posted by A//// Guy
lol 400-700 for a grill?? A basic but nice gas grill ranges from more like 200-400, but if you want something baller I suppose you could spend more.
Ive been using an older webber charcoal for a few years now and you cant beat the flavor, but id like to put this one on the deck and have something a bit easier for those quick eats.
My rents bought the smaller version of this grill and love it, the infrared really makes for even temps, and it has good reviews.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Char-Broi...3?N=5yc1vZc5t2
Just get a good cover for it and it will last years. |
That is why i posted lol, I don't know shit about grills.
I don't need the "best", I do have more expensive test typically as I hate buying shit more than once. I just don't want a POS that lasts 6 months.
All I know is that home depot you walk in and they have grills from 2-300 all the way up to 1500 and even 2000+ if you get those crazy stainless steel ones.
I was hoping to pick up a reliable/sturdy, good sized one that is more or less middle of the road.
I did plan to buy a cover for sure.
What is the infrared? Somehow monitor heat and try to keep it even?
That one looks decent for sure. I was contemplating maybe slightly bigger but something like that is what I had in mind.
So Char Boil is a decent one though? I am sure everything in grills is made in China like anything else, but I just don't want something that breaks in its first year.