The best ... outdoor grills
Here are profiles of six outdoor grills, with prices ranging from a low of $38.56 to a high of $6,800.
Barbecook Arena
“If you like to really work a fire,” this is the perfect “party grill,” complete with a wind guard and flip-up handle.
Price: $249 Contact: Barbecookusa.com
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Source: Men’s Journal
Notebook Flat-Folding BBQ
This light, compact grill can be taken anywhere. Just unfold, fill with your favorites, and light it up.
Price: $38.56 Contact: Thegadgetshop.com
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Source: Apartmenttherapy.com
Viking 53-inch T-Series
This model has the typical fancy Viking extras plus “one killer app”: an infrared burner that gets the “char quickly without cooking the interior.” Perfect if you like steak rare.
Price: $6,800 Contact: Vikingrange.com
Source: Men’s Journal
PDQ Condo Cooker
This “Pretty Darn Quick” grill channels “heat so efficiently that everything from porterhouse to portobello cooks evenly without so much as a quick flip.”
Price: $1,950 Contact: Lowcountrycookers.com
Source: Garden & Gun
HotSpot Dual Deck Grill & Firepit
This grill uses charcoal, but its steel grates “can be lowered or raised depending on what’s cooking” to make grilling without gas more precise.
Price: $350 Contact: Grillsdirect.com
Source: Men’s Health
Weber Char Q
For devotees who “swear there’s no substitute for charcoal’s smoky flavor,” this grill reduces airflow for a “long and steady burn.”
Price: $150 Contact: Weber.com
Source: Popular Mechanics
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