Traveler Portable Liquid Propane Gas Grill for Camping and Travel, 1 Burner, Black

This is a high quality grill, but then IT IS a Weber! I highly recommend this grill. It has a large cooking surface, 26”x14”. It will probably replace my 25 year old Weber grill if it ever bites the dust. I purchased this for on the go barbecuing. It is very stable when opened and the grill grates sit 32” above the ground making for a comfortable cooking height. It is quite attractive and extremely well constructed. The grill grates (2 pieces) are heavy duty porcelain coated cast iron grates. The barbecue opens very easily and closes even easier! There is a small cylinder on the back of the grill that makes closing a breeze. The side tray is most functional and there is also a place to hang three cooking utensils on the front of the grill. Despite having only one zone heat control knob, the grill cooks extremely well and evenly and I attribute this to the high quality grates. The only negative comment I have is a minor one. Installing the small 1lb propane canister can be frustrating. I have learned to basically get on my knees to visually align the canister to screw it on. You don’t want to force it and cross thread the canister. But the installed canister also is a safety item because the grill cannot be closed with the canister installed. A hose can be purchased either from Weber or from aftermarket sources to connect the barbecue to a full sized 20lb propane tank that is used on regular barbecues. At a recent family barbecue I cooked for about 2-1/2 hours on medium high heat and only used 3/4 of the 1 lb canister. So it is fuel efficient. I also purchased an aftermarket cover which just covers the top. The Weber cover really wraps the entire grill and I felt it was a bit cumbersome. To each his own! The grill lights right up with one press of the button….always. The large wheels makes for easy moving of the grill. There are numerous accessories that are sold through Weber or from aftermarket sources such as a griddle that can be used on one side of the grill while leaving the grate on the other side. I suggest looking at the numerous reviews on YouTube. All in all, I highly recommend this barbecue. It’s really cool and it works fantastically well.

I am liking this pretty well after a few cooks. I like that the grates are sized so it is easy to cleanup at the sink, with them removed cleaning inside of the grill was also easy so there are no drips after folding it up. It was easy to move food between hot zones on it. I also gave a griddle for one side that heated up to sear foods. With it folding up it stores out of the way, pretty useful since I have a large pellet smoker already taking up deck space. We will also be taking this with us in our camper.

Our tabletop portable propane grill made it a few seasons and gas regulator failed (no spare parts available!) affording the opportunity for an upgrade. Read many reviews on camper friendly gas grills. The fold up system of the Web Traveler and great reviews on ease of use and quality construction gets you over the price tag. Did not disappoint. Some assembly was required, but it was minimal, 10 minutes at most. The build quality is great with nothing lacking on the components. The only negative I've found is that is difficult to align the 1 lb cylinders into the bottom connection. I've started using a 1 lb to 20 lb hose to make that easier. Still need to be careful when folding the grill so that the hose is not obstructing anything on the fold up system, but it can stay attached when folded. Heat up time are quick with the smaller dome lid. I've cooked for groups of 6-8 with the Traveler, plenty of grill space. The grill grates are well made and clean up well. I bought an aftermarket griddle (half coverage) and have been pleased with that as an option. The hinged lid doesn't close all the way with the griddle plate however, so you can't put in a folded close position with the griddle in place. Glad I made the choice to upgrade.

Hard to know where to start here. So much positive to say. Assembly was really easy. My six year old and I pulled this from the box and he got a kick out of putting the wheels on. That was it. The grill stands up very easily and folds back easily. Wheeling it around even on packed gravel isn’t bad. My father and I noted that though it has a single burner, the burner goes all the way around the grill to provide even coverage. I’m impressed. I bought this to put into my RV. As such, I wanted one that I could run off my quick disconnect. The grill is designed to run off of the 1lb bottles which doesn’t work for me. Never having seen a warranty I couldn’t void, I simply removed the regulator and installed a quick disconnect on its place. You’ll need to order a 1/8 npt to 1/4 npt and a 1/4 npt quick disconnect. I’ve included before and after pics. I bought this grill because I found some significant quality shortcomings of my blackstone grill. Having open grates is lovely for grilling most things but for pancakes and eggs, I wanted a solid surface. I really wish Weber had something like this but alas: amazon to the rescue. The cooktop pictured in this review was not included but a worthwhile upgrade. This is my first Weber and I totally get why they are number one. As an owner of four grills, I’m not sure why I waited this long.

Bought this grill for the portability around my townhouse, including storage if needed. It's a supplement to my kitchen, as I only use this grill to cook food where I don't want it to get too smoky inside. I have it hooked up to a 20 lb propane tank with an adapter hose. Pros: - Heats up very quickly - 500 degrees in under 10-15 minutes. Fastest heat-up time in a grill I've seen. This is THE BEST feature. Relatively even heat throughout, though there are different spots. You need to learn your grill (as with any other tool) and where the hotspots are. An IR thermometer is helpful here. Some other reviewers have complained about the lack of more temperature controls, but I think this is unnecessary in a portable grill, and simplicity is usually better. A ripping hot grill is usually the best way to go. Did I mention this thing gets hot very quickly? - Large cooking area for a portable. I use a 12 x 15 inch pizza stone in this to make great pizzas. - Easy to clean, especially the enameled grates. Nothing really sticks to them. The 2-part grate halves make it easy to take inside and clean with soap and a scouring pad. 2nd best feature. Cons: - Low-profile, but this only hampers grilling something like a whole chicken (you should learn about spatchcocking). The low profile helps this grill heat up very quickly, so I actually like this. -Vents are in the back. If it's really windy and the wind is blowing into the vents, you'll have hard time maintaining temperature or possibly even the flame. Solution is just to be mindful of this and reorient your grill vents away from the wind.

It’s well made and sturdy. The finishes are handsome. Super easy to put together, took 5-10 min. The strut really is helpful in assisting the pop up and take down. Really great idea. The heat distribution is pretty well even, however grill itself has solid metal areas which char meat a little unevenly. The locking mechanism for the lid is automatic, but ONLY locks when in the lowered stow away position. The grease tray was frustrating it fell out everytime I rolled the grill. I wound up crimping the channels a little tighter. Easy fix. The cooking utensil holders are convenient, not entirely universal, but designed for most mainstream brands. Nex-grill etc. The control dial being on the front creates a pretty decent working space on the side table. Hefty price tag, I spent $175 on a stök from Home Depot and it lasted 6 years. This Weber is built way better. And I actually plan on using the cover when we leave it out overnight. Hoping to get about 10 out of it. Making the price reasonable. We use out bbq about 25-40 times per year for camping as a reference for usage. The wheel base is 24” wide with tires. My trailer pass through storage is 23 1/2”. I might have to mod the base and axle. Or rearrange my trailer.

This is such a great grill. It is easy to move around on my lanai in Florida and also on a wood deck at my cottage on Long Island. Since I spend divided times between the two houses, the fact that this grill is on wheels and is narrow enough to move inside when I plan to be gone from one of the houses and don’t want to leave this outside while I am away is really neat. Of course if I move it inside, I disconnect the gas tank and leave that outside away from the house. It is also pretty easy to clean and you can buy drip pans to catch grease from cooking food. Personally, though it is not as big as a standard grill, I find that to be an advantage. You can easily cook for several people at the same time too. I always owned large grills, but this is so much less expensive and portable.

I used this grill all summer and I love it. We have a small deck so the fold up and stand up option is great. The grill gets up to temperature quick, 500 degrees, and hold the temperature. I love the low profile lid because it keeps the heat on the food and browns it he food quickly. And I love how easy it is to put away when you’re done. You do need to buy the propane tank converter. One tip, you have to open the gas slowly or the grill won’t light properly.