Coleman Quick Pack Grill - Black Review

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(More customer reviews)I used this grill for tailgating and camping for a few summers and have really enjoyed it. The legs are admittedly a bit tough to get out of the holes sometimes but it is a minor inconvenience. When grilling I always am sure to fill the bottom pan with water, it makes cleanup a breeze. I like that the grill top is removable, I use the burner with pans and my Camp Coffee Pot. When my husband and I bought our first house we even used it before we took delivery on our appliances and (bigger) gas grill. This is a nice starter grill, serious tailgaters will want more, but enjoyable for a couple of people and super portable for camping.

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Legs detach and fit inside grill for storage
Compact, lightweight and easy to transport
8,000 BTU burner control system
InstaStart? push button ignition for easy, matchless lighting
Easy to clean; components are dishwasher safe except for valve/burner assembly and lid
Grill and pot support included
Operates on propane fuel; no messy charcoal or lighter fluid
Includes lid and carry bag

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Coleman Pack-Away Portable Fireplace Grill Review

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(More customer reviews)Nicely made, well thought out, and works perfectly! Last night my son and I built a nice toasty campfire using this IN THE RAIN and had a great time. When you're done using it (cooled off and cleaned), it packs up neatly into a compact storage bag. There's plenty of extra room inside the bag to store some newspaper and a few fire building essentials like matches, a hatchet, and gloves.
HINT: The trick to building a successful campfire in a bowl shaped fireplace like this (or even in a regular fire pit located on the ground) is to provide plenty of airflow to the fire. To accomplish this, start by placing a couple of small (3" to 4" diameter) logs a few inches apart and parallel to each other in the bottom. Build your fire on top of these logs so air the can circulate underneath. Crumple up some newspaper between the logs, then stack thin dry kindling in the shape of a tee pee over the newspaper. Light the newspaper and once the kindling catches well, start stacking 1" to 2" diameter pieces of dry firewood on top of the kindling and continue to add larger pieces as the fire will permit. In no time you'll have a roaring fire and a nice bed of glowing coals will develop on the bottom of the bowl.
Follow up post April 2010:
We just got back from a vacation with our travel trailer at an out-of-the-way desert RV park in southeastern California and we used our little portable Coleman fire pit about half a dozen times while staying there. It was a huge hit with family, friends, and even some strangers we invited over to join us one night around the campfire. I had several people inquire where I got it and how much it costs. We had roaring flames at the start of each evening, and when we let the fire die down to a nice bed of glowing coals, we roasted marshmallows and made s'mores.
Due to all the heat and flames, the black paint on the screen cover has all but turned a dull grey, but we could care less... functionally it does the job and you can't see the color in the dark anyway! No paint could withstand the heat and flames we've subjected that screen to. The stainless steel pan seems to be holding up well, and we've had it hot enough at times that it's glowed red in the darkness. The folding stand still looks good as new... no discoloration of the paint.
In summary, this portable fire pit is a true winner... lightweight, compact, and convenient.

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You can bring the fireplace with you when you bring Coleman's Pack-Away Portable Fireplace & Grill. Its 22" bowl is constructed of durable stainless steel, with an included steel cooking grate. Also included are a convenient lifting tool for placing and removing the grate, and a decorative ember screen for safety. The Pack-Away Portable Fireplace & Grill sets up easily, no tools required: the stand is collapsible and stores inside the bowl when not in use. It all comes with a carry bag for easy transport.

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Cadac 6541HP Safari Chef Grill 5-in-1 Portable Cooking System Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fantastic product. Each attachment is well designed and extremely useful, especially the lid which doubles as a pan. I used my grill for the first time today and it was a jiffy to set up. The heat was strong and even and afterwards, the whole thing folds up conveniently into a portable carrying case. Perfect if you don't have a lot of storage space. All the parts felt sturdy and well-made. Definitely a quality grill.

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Exceptionally versatile, this portable grill allows for cooking in five different ways thanks to interchangeable cooking surfaces--a camping stove, a mini fat-free BBQ, a fat-free nonstick ribbed grill, a flat grill, and a wok. Whether camping in the great outdoors, traveling, or cooking-out in the backyard, the grill can be used to cook up everything from a hearty breakfast to s'mores under the stars. The unit's conventional grated surface works well for barbequing veggie burgers or kebobs, while its Teflon-coated nonstick grill plate can be used for grilling steak or chicken. The reversible grill plate features a skillet on the opposite side for frying eggs or making pancakes. Even more, the lid functions as a saucepan or a wok for stir-frying, and a pot of water can be placed right over the flame to boil water for instant coffee, tea, or hot cocoa. Thoughtfully designed, the grill directs grease away from food and prevents flare-ups, and its nonstick cooking surfaces ensure effortless food release. Dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup a snap, and fold-away support legs allow for compact storage and easy portability. A convenient carrying case comes included. The 7300-BTU grill should be used only with a disposable 1-pound propane cylinder (available at most grocery stores and retailers). The portable barbeque grill measures 20 by 15 by 17 inches and carries a two-year warranty.

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Cadac 6541HP Safari Chef Grill 5-in-1 Portable Cooking System Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fantastic product. Each attachment is well designed and extremely useful, especially the lid which doubles as a pan. I used my grill for the first time today and it was a jiffy to set up. The heat was strong and even and afterwards, the whole thing folds up conveniently into a portable carrying case. Perfect if you don't have a lot of storage space. All the parts felt sturdy and well-made. Definitely a quality grill.

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Exceptionally versatile, this portable grill allows for cooking in five different ways thanks to interchangeable cooking surfaces--a camping stove, a mini fat-free BBQ, a fat-free nonstick ribbed grill, a flat grill, and a wok. Whether camping in the great outdoors, traveling, or cooking-out in the backyard, the grill can be used to cook up everything from a hearty breakfast to s'mores under the stars. The unit's conventional grated surface works well for barbequing veggie burgers or kebobs, while its Teflon-coated nonstick grill plate can be used for grilling steak or chicken. The reversible grill plate features a skillet on the opposite side for frying eggs or making pancakes. Even more, the lid functions as a saucepan or a wok for stir-frying, and a pot of water can be placed right over the flame to boil water for instant coffee, tea, or hot cocoa. Thoughtfully designed, the grill directs grease away from food and prevents flare-ups, and its nonstick cooking surfaces ensure effortless food release. Dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup a snap, and fold-away support legs allow for compact storage and easy portability. A convenient carrying case comes included. The 7300-BTU grill should be used only with a disposable 1-pound propane cylinder (available at most grocery stores and retailers). The portable barbeque grill measures 20 by 15 by 17 inches and carries a two-year warranty.

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Century Tool 12,000 Btu 2-Burner Stainless Steel Ignition Stove With Tray Review

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(More customer reviews)This unit really puts out the BTUs. Slight adjustments of the burner controls seem to have little effect on the flame until rotated nearly off (might be an issue if seeking greater control of heat). Our recommendation is to use durable cookware (possibly cast iron) that can stand up to a higher-than-you-may-expect level of heat. We actually ruined one Coleman stock pot when the non-stick coating completely flaked off. Not complaining; I just want buyers to be aware of the cooking power this thing produces. The built-in igniter lights the flame instantly, and the flame is perfectly generated and balanced between the burners. Water boils faster than ever. We chose a stainless stove for its resistance to corrosion near saltwater. Clean-up was simple using pre-moistened anti-bacterial wipes. This is a no-frills piece of equipment that really gets the job done. Our only complaint is that it does not ship with the Century stove carrying bag (we purchased it separately and it is adequate to prevent scratches and dust accumulation, but is nothing more than a zippered nylon, unpadded bag).

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This Century Tool® "Matchless" 2-burner, stainless-steel stove provides you with two, large 3 3/8-in, 12,000 BTU burners and a push-button Piezo igniter for easy lighting. It's pressure regulated for consistent performance and includes a chromed-plated drip tray for easy clean-up

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Century Tool 12,000 Btu 2-Burner Stainless Steel Ignition Stove With Tray Review

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(More customer reviews)This unit really puts out the BTUs. Slight adjustments of the burner controls seem to have little effect on the flame until rotated nearly off (might be an issue if seeking greater control of heat). Our recommendation is to use durable cookware (possibly cast iron) that can stand up to a higher-than-you-may-expect level of heat. We actually ruined one Coleman stock pot when the non-stick coating completely flaked off. Not complaining; I just want buyers to be aware of the cooking power this thing produces. The built-in igniter lights the flame instantly, and the flame is perfectly generated and balanced between the burners. Water boils faster than ever. We chose a stainless stove for its resistance to corrosion near saltwater. Clean-up was simple using pre-moistened anti-bacterial wipes. This is a no-frills piece of equipment that really gets the job done. Our only complaint is that it does not ship with the Century stove carrying bag (we purchased it separately and it is adequate to prevent scratches and dust accumulation, but is nothing more than a zippered nylon, unpadded bag).

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This Century Tool® "Matchless" 2-burner, stainless-steel stove provides you with two, large 3 3/8-in, 12,000 BTU burners and a push-button Piezo igniter for easy lighting. It's pressure regulated for consistent performance and includes a chromed-plated drip tray for easy clean-up

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Coleman 9940-A55 Roadtrip Party Grill Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great little portable grill - if you don't expect too much! (Too many people write reviews here expecting inexpensive items to be gold plated and nuclear powered). It's not meant to replace a regular full-size grill and shouldn't be compared to one. Use it for car camping or a tailgate party for cooking for two or three people (maybe four but that's pushing it) and just realize it has limitations, though they are easy to work around.
I got it on sale for only $25 so consider it an excellent value. It was simple to put together, no directions required and takes about a minute. My legs stay in well once inserted and come back out with a good tug. There is an included nylon carry-bag which works fine for keeping the parts together (the grille, two legs, gas bottle, pan support and plastic grille cover). It also functions well as a regular single-burner stove when you take the grill off. It feels stable and solid if set on a good surface.
The burner adjusts well from off to low to high and is quick and easy to start by pushing the burner control knob in. The drippings collect well in the pan below the burner. There is a small griddle on one side of the grill that will hold one egg or pancake (or two small ones). The biggest drawback is the heat distribution. Since it uses a small burner in the middle and has no heat distribution baffle; it is much hotter in the center than towards the edge. You get around this by actively moving your burgers around to keep them cooking evenly (this can be an advantage if you want something to cook slower by pushing to the outside). Coleman says you must put water in the catch basin, which seems to distribute the heat a little better but I think that is also to reduce the possibility of a grease fire. I tried it a couple of times without the water and it worked OK.

Overall, it is a good value when used for what it is intended for. I think Coleman could have designed the grill with better heat distribution without significantly adding to the cost, so I give it four stars.

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The PerfectFlow regulator provides consistent cooking performance by producing a steady fuel stream, even in cold weather, high altitudes or when fuel is low.

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Coleman 9940-A55 Roadtrip Party Grill Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great little portable grill - if you don't expect too much! (Too many people write reviews here expecting inexpensive items to be gold plated and nuclear powered). It's not meant to replace a regular full-size grill and shouldn't be compared to one. Use it for car camping or a tailgate party for cooking for two or three people (maybe four but that's pushing it) and just realize it has limitations, though they are easy to work around.
I got it on sale for only $25 so consider it an excellent value. It was simple to put together, no directions required and takes about a minute. My legs stay in well once inserted and come back out with a good tug. There is an included nylon carry-bag which works fine for keeping the parts together (the grille, two legs, gas bottle, pan support and plastic grille cover). It also functions well as a regular single-burner stove when you take the grill off. It feels stable and solid if set on a good surface.
The burner adjusts well from off to low to high and is quick and easy to start by pushing the burner control knob in. The drippings collect well in the pan below the burner. There is a small griddle on one side of the grill that will hold one egg or pancake (or two small ones). The biggest drawback is the heat distribution. Since it uses a small burner in the middle and has no heat distribution baffle; it is much hotter in the center than towards the edge. You get around this by actively moving your burgers around to keep them cooking evenly (this can be an advantage if you want something to cook slower by pushing to the outside). Coleman says you must put water in the catch basin, which seems to distribute the heat a little better but I think that is also to reduce the possibility of a grease fire. I tried it a couple of times without the water and it worked OK.

Overall, it is a good value when used for what it is intended for. I think Coleman could have designed the grill with better heat distribution without significantly adding to the cost, so I give it four stars.

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The PerfectFlow regulator provides consistent cooking performance by producing a steady fuel stream, even in cold weather, high altitudes or when fuel is low.

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