Coleman RoadTrip 225: Portable Propane Grill, Gas Grill with Push-Button Start, Foldable Legs & Wheels, Side Table, and 11k BTUs

Was easy to assemble, folds up nicely and heats up quick. Ignore the review that says no hardware is included. It is all there. It's taped inside one of the foam pieces that holds the grill during shipping. The other reviews that say they were missing a screw it probably came out of the bag and sat in the bottom of the box when it shipped all the way from China...I used to have a big grill, but living alone it didn't make sense to have it. Now with this smaller more Portable grill, I can grill at home and also bring it with me to the plethora of different hobbies I have! I'd recommend getting a hose adapter so you can run it off a standard propane tank when you aren't traveling. They are no more than $20....

This grill is perfect for my family. It cooked 4 hamburgers and 6 hotdogs with room for more if needed. Easy to assemble. Love that it’s portable. It’s not a huge and bulky like other gas grills. Fold it up for easy storage too. Exactly what I was hoping for when I purchased it. Highly recommend.

Recently purchased this grill and I’ve used it a few times. Set up took 15-20 minutes out of the box but not difficult. It is light weight and compact. The grill seems stable. Under the cast iron grill is a drip tray that you are supposed to put water in to make clean up easy. However, after cooking you have to wait for the grill to cool so you can remove the grates which need to be cleaned then you have to remove the water pan (an oval donut shape) without spilling greasy water then somehow dispose of the greasy water without dumping it on your feet or killing your grass. The water pan has a coating on it that is already chipping after a couple uses because of where the grilling grates sit on top. While I like the size and that it is easy to move and store, the cleaning is time consuming.

This is the grill we use at Coachella. Had the whole camp wanting a plate!!!So easy to use and travel with.

I only use this on my deck in place of my big grill due to it's just the two of us now that the kids are gone although it would have sufficed for all 6 of us for say hamburgers anyway. I like how well it cooks, I only set it on low as it cooks really fast. I don't like that the lid won't lock with the grates on, seems like a huge design flaw. I have not used it for camping so can not attest to the portability of it although putting it together I can tell it would be difficult to fold up and transport along with having to take the grates out as well to lock it up. I have only used the 1 lb cylinder so far and I think it lasted for 10-12 sessions of cooking.

Like the grill however it will not close. Past return/replacement date unfortunately. We for camping and just put together and used. I think the hinges on The back were put on wrong. (It was already assembled) we'd had one before so I didn't think there would be an issue. We tried all different ways to close. Husband thought this may have been a previously used/returned item as latch seems sprung. Thought we were buying new

WOW!!!!!! With the price of camping stoves I reachered and compared for a long time.. one weekend I was out camping and saw someone with one of these and was so AMAZED!!!! I don’t care much for the table top camping stoves but Was willing to settle until I laid my eyes on this! Let me tell you WORTH EVERY PENNY! You’re not all hunched over trying to make your food, it’s AMAZING, folds up so nicely and wow is it easy to carry around! So glad I saw someone with one of these and did my research before jumping in and buying a typical over price table top camping stove. If you’re on the fence GO AHEAD AND JUMP THAT FENCE AND BUY IT!!! You definitely won’t regret it !

I don't think I have ever had a product fail so spectacularly during the first attempt to use it as this Coleman grill. I assembled it without problem in my garage. I then began to wheel it out to my patio over grass. I did not even have the grates, which are heavy, installed as yet. After a few feet the bracket/plate that holds the "handle legs" detached and the grill was on the ground. This piece was obviously poorly welded to the grill body. The bracket also appeared to be rusted on the grill side. This grill was new in the box and in a dry garage for about two months before assembly and attempted use. I tried various quick solutions to get the legs to form a base but no luck. I finally ended up placing the grill atop several paver stones (the propane cylinder hangs from the front so the grill must be raised up). I'll probably end up purchasing a table of some sort for it. In the meantime, I plan to leave it out on my patio. If somebody steals it at least I'll have a good laugh.