The lowest starting price for a Lynx grill is around $2,200. Add a grill cart and it goes to $3,000 - You'll most likely get more mileage out of a Lynx than a $500 used car :-)
...and like every other grill, they're made with 304 stainless, which is doomed to fail when taken repeatedly to temps above 400F, as its corrosion resistance continually decreases, and it rots away like any other steel. These grill manufacturers don't respect your money. And yes, I own a lynx professional grill. The igniter boxes rotted out. I Had to build new ones out of inconel. The grill grates are a similar story, but I haven't shelled out the money for titanium/inconel to replace it yet.
Read our extended in-depth review of Lynx grills: www.designerappliances.com/blog/lynx-grill-professional-vs-sedona/
How does the build quality on the pro series compare to Kalamazoo?
These grills look nice
Lets look up the price
OK, I could buy about 5 used cars for one Lynx Grill
The lowest starting price for a Lynx grill is around $2,200. Add a grill cart and it goes to $3,000 - You'll most likely get more mileage out of a Lynx than a $500 used car :-)
Lmao
So why would anyone buy a Sedona if the 201 is less durable? Will it last?
money
...and like every other grill, they're made with 304 stainless, which is doomed to fail when taken repeatedly to temps above 400F, as its corrosion resistance continually decreases, and it rots away like any other steel. These grill manufacturers don't respect your money.
And yes, I own a lynx professional grill. The igniter boxes rotted out. I Had to build new ones out of inconel. The grill grates are a similar story, but I haven't shelled out the money for titanium/inconel to replace it yet.