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Old 24-10-2021, 05:15   #1
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Coleman RoadTrip Portable Grill - Any Good

I'm pretty happy with my Weber, but I saw this one on sale at WalMart and wondered if it might be a bit better in the wind:

The lower profile and smaller footprint also seem like they might be a benefit.

Anyone have any experience with these?
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Re: Coleman RoadTrip Portable Grill - Any Good

We use one more like this because it's exposed to salt spray.

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Re: Coleman RoadTrip Portable Grill - Any Good

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We use one more like this because it's exposed to salt spray.
Thanks, we had one similar to that. It was pretty good but bulky and only marginal in wind. And we've had the overpriced Magma grills; we'll never go back to those. The Weber has been the best so far. It's aluminum and well coated so the salt air doesn't seem to affect it much.

I'd be curious to hear whether the Coleman one has corrosion problems. It's probably not designed for a salt water environment, so that could very well be it's biggest negative.

If nobody here is using the Coleman, that would also be a good reason not to be the guinea pig.
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