Gas grill

[antbkny]

Weber Genesis II LX here. Had it for a few years now and has served me well so far. But I want a Lynx with those infrared burners!

[1st amg]

Had a Gensis Weber for about 7 years and just sold it as we re did the backyard and put in a bbq counter and grilling area. So i upgraded to a Weber Summit 600 series. I too use the bbq grill all year round. And our winters here can get pretty damn cold, -30 to -40C and I am outside grilling. Never a problem with Weber.

[V25V]

Originally Posted by PackPride

That Memphis is a fantastic pellet grill-

It's all I use, for anything. The Weber barely gets the cover removed.


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[dddrees]

Originally Posted by swils8610

Get a Weber Genesis model. It will last a decade or more. The Spirit models aren’t nearly as good as the Genesis models or above. I’m still using a Weber I bought in 2000 at our cabin.


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Bought mine in 2010.

I replace my cover about every year to every other year and just replaced my flavor bars. Looks like it could go another 20 or so years.

[denrusso]

Forget the weber!

Get a nice Kalamzoo Hybrid Gas Grill. Charcoal and gas all in one. You just may need to start saving a bit for it.

https://kalamazoogourmet.com/product...al-gas-grills/


Thanks,
dr

[mannyv11]

I looked at the kalamazoo stuff years ago and decided to go a different direction.
I got a smoker and a gas grill top tier of each one and saved many thousands of dollars.

[Chiboy]

Originally Posted by GB-man

I have a genesis too. Makes grilling a piece of cake ...

Not to state the obvious, but who grills cake?

[GB-man]

Originally Posted by Chiboy

Not to state the obvious, but who grills cake?

Maybe banana bread!

[jschmidtdmd]

When I redid the backyard last year we put in a Hestan 42". It is by FAR the best grill i've ever used.

https://home.hestan.com/product/42-h...uilt-in-grill/

I have a Weber Summit as well in the mountains and that's not too shabby either.

[Johngalt1]

12 year old Weber Genesis still going strong even after 5 moves. Picked up a Traeger a couple of years ago which gets a fair amount of use.

[wantonebad]

Originally Posted by mannyv11

I looked at the kalamazoo stuff years ago and decided to go a different direction.
I got a smoker and a gas grill top tier of each one and saved many thousands of dollars.

Green egg as I remember, right?

[bayerische]

Weber

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by wantonebad

Green egg as I remember, right?

Yes sir, I went with the green egg for smoking originally and ended up never using my gaser for any high temp cooks etc. The big green egg does it all for me.

I cook steaks, to brisket, to pork butts, all the way down to pizza, bread, bagels.

It is awesome how versatile it is and I really enjoy starting it up and the process almost like meditation for me. My little one also loves cooking with daddy lol so it's been a very enjoyable experience.

[Monte Cristo]

I just went commercial.

[fkim011]

Lynx Professional, Kalamazoo, Heston and Alfresco would be my top canidates.

I currently own all Lynx Professional stuff and a Kalamazoo pizza oven.

[austinp]

Originally Posted by fkim011

Lynx Professional, Kalamazoo, Heston and Alfresco would be my top canidates.

I currently own all Lynx Professional stuff and a Kalamazoo pizza oven.

Lets see some pics! I just looked up Kalamazoo Pizza ovens. They look amazing.

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[wantonebad]

Originally Posted by mannyv11

Yes sir, I went with the green egg for smoking originally and ended up never using my gaser for any high temp cooks etc. The big green egg does it all for me.

I cook steaks, to brisket, to pork butts, all the way down to pizza, bread, bagels.

It is awesome how versatile it is and I really enjoy starting it up and the process almost like meditation for me. My little one also loves cooking with daddy lol so it's been a very enjoyable experience.

Sadly I've been relying on a pellet smoker, need to move on from that LOL Want a multi-functional unit but don't want to spend 2K-6K on a Memphis so might be looking to copy you my friend!

[Kowaco]

Originally Posted by jschmidtdmd

When I redid the backyard last year we put in a Hestan 42". It is by FAR the best grill i've ever used.

https://home.hestan.com/product/42-h...uilt-in-grill/

I have a Weber Summit as well in the mountains and that's not too shabby either.

I did the same but got two of them


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[maylebox]

Originally Posted by singe89

In the process of redoing our backyard with an outdoor kitchen. After using my buddy’s grill I’m going with all Lynx stuff. He has this grill with all trident burners and it’s pretty amazing. Heats super fast with amazing sear but can also turn down the heat quick and go low and slow. Not a true smoker but can throw the wood chip pod in there for some smoke flavor. Cleanup is super simple. The pizza oven also heats and cooks super quick. All seem like really good quality.

https://www.lynxgrills.com/products/...isserie-l42atr

I've been using a Weber for years and it's a great grill but I just recently upgraded to Lynx. It's a lot of money for a grill but to me it's like the Rolex of grills. (Like my affordable watches) my Weber performed it's duties very well but the build quality and features of the Lynx really set this thing apart.

On a side note I switched to natural gas grills about 10 years ago and it's the best grilling decision I ever made. Run a gas line out to the grill and never pick up, drop off, buy, lug around, or run out of propane ever again. We bought our new house 3 years ago and in the top five of our "to do" list was "run gas line to outside grill"

[Jpoland1228]

Weber is the only way to go!

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by wantonebad

Sadly I've been relying on a pellet smoker, need to move on from that LOL Want a multi-functional unit but don't want to spend 2K-6K on a Memphis so might be looking to copy you my friend!

Lol feel free to hire me for a demo anytime

[Pronto0322]

Had a Weber Genesis till I did the outdoor kitchen. I went with “Blaze” for my built in and it is the best grill I’ve ever used. They do make propane grills as well.
https://www.blazegrills.com/


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[kirksingleton]

I have a Webber summit at my cabin and a genesis at home. Both work great! Also both are natural gas.

[lisalewis7]

HI! I understand that there're many owners of Weber Genesis...

But I'm thinking of buying a Weber Summit grill. It's grill with rotisserie. Have any of you already bought one? What pros can you say about it?

[crew]

Originally Posted by lisalewis7

HI! I understand that there're many owners of Weber Genesis...

But I'm thinking of buying a Weber Summit grill. It's grill with rotisserie. Have any of you already bought one? What pros can you say about it?

Welcome to TRF!
There were a couple mentions already of the Summit grill.
See posts #18 and 32.
Me? I own a Genesis and it’s rock solid.

[Tricolore66]

Same here. Side burner is very handy and with 3 burners you can generate some serious temps. Outstanding gas grill.

Originally Posted by teqp

Same as most on here, Weber Genesis. We went with the 3 burner and 1 side burner for pots.

[Blansky]

You guys are gonna be so jealous when you see my grille. And it even runs on propane.


And I was able to snag the colorful one too.

[bayerische]

Weber.

[returntorolex]

Originally Posted by Blansky

You guys are gonna be so jealous when you see my grille. And it even runs on propane.


And I was able to snag the colorful one too.

Are those snow skids?

Triple grillin’ here (smoker, gas and Weber kettle)

[lisalewis7]

crew, thanks for your reply! Need to go back and read