Traeger FLATROCK vs Weber Griddle!! ( Skillet Showdown!! )
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2023
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This has got to be the griddle review of 2023! Which griddle do you prefer the Weber griddle or the Traeger Flatrock OR the Blackstone?! Griddles are becoming more and more popular and we are starting to see lots of different companies jump on to the trend. Even Traeger released their first gas product! We couldnt believe it. Watch as Trevor breaks down the difference between these two griddles. Who do you think will win? Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe. More videos incoming!
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Put the new Weber 36” Slate model against the Traeger.
That would be a good one!!
The Traeger can be ignited by putting a battery in the back next to the plug in! Thanks for the video. I got my flat rock last weekend and I’m stoked! These videos made the decision easy.
OK that makes sense! Nice! have fun cooking.
Always a good day when you see an embers outdoor vid release!
Thank you Enrique!!
One way to explain my thoughts, is I imagine coming into the store. I would be able to see your bias clearly telling me what i should like, prefer, and buy as opposed to just giving me information and letting me decide. One example is that handle on the side of the Traeger, one plus to the big shelf is it will hold all the food that goes off the side lol so I don't see that as a feature, I see it as a bug.
Just my $.02; it sounds like you referenced the Traeger a couple or more times, but were talking about the Weber. I also do not think they're cast iron, I think they're carbon steel.
yeah can get a little messed up while recording
@@embersliving, other than those, great video. I can't wait for my flat rock.
I love the attachment solution! I can see myself designing my own attachments with my 3d printer.
Dang that sounds awesome!
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm finally a solid use i might need a 3d printer for :)
looking forward to this
Thanks!
You should research these at least a little before you try to compare or claim 1 to be better. You misspoke on the Traeger in another video saying the plug was only for the igniter. This video you call it a 40" griddle. It's 33" per Traegers website. I agree the stand and shelves are superior. However.....if you grill much with these you'd quickly realize that what matters most (the tops) that weber is superior at heat distribution. Also I believe the 36" weber DOES have a hinged lid. IMHO the Grease port is in a much better location on the Weber.
This is the best comment on this video by far.
Even more..... this moron comes off like a used car salesman and sounds like a pompous fool because he sells 'high end' product. Even claims he won't sell many of EITHER of the products. If he want's any credibility he should redo this video and fix the plethora of mistakes, starting with the one you mentioned.... if anyone uses this video as their guide, they will not be happy.
I'm still riding with Traeger! Part of our reviews is going into it blind. Trevor has been in the industry in for over a decade so we just try to use his knowledge. Sorry we missed out on the battery pack. Thanks for watching!
@@embersliving Trevor doesn't know shit....
Perhaps he is some kind of genius at 'built in' crap that he sells in your store, but he should not be reviewing items he does not even care about.
We can argue till we get blisters.... There very fact that he refers to the Traeger, as other commenters have said, as a 40" surface and says that is one of the main reasons he would buy the Traeger ..... And yet, he is referring to to the Weber 36" which is larger than the 33" Traeger model says what we need to know.
Trevor is a pompous dumbass that sounds more like a bad used car salesman than an expert on any outdoor cooking product
@@embersliving The Traeger is double the price, it better be better than Weber.
Thanks, I was leaning to the Traeger.
I have been looking for a $1000 griddle tops and really like the Traeger.
Consider Halo Elite4b Griddle over this. Halo is a much better comparison at the $1000 price range.
How much do you value being able to close the lid with food on the grill? Can’t do that with the Weber can you?
to be honest - it's unsafe to close the hood with an operating griddle of any sort --- including the traeger. In fact, there is a warning on the sidetable of the traeger that says "do not close lid while operating a running griddle" Blackstone says you can do it but only for 10 minutes. Weber also says don't do it. Not to say that people don't.... but if you're going to cover your food on the cook top, it's better to get a purpose built hood that you can place on the griddle surface than using the hood. that's just me though. your mileage may vary.
I got the Traeger Timberline XL because my last smoker crapped out right before Thanksgiving and I was hosting a lot of people. If I were buying today I think the new Ironwood XL and Flatrock are better bang for the buck.
Wow really? That Ironwood XL is ridiculously large haha
Saw you down in Louisville at HPBA at the Halo booth. Would love to see a video between Traeger and Halo Griddles. Zone Cooking, Griddle Hooks, Built-In Squeegee, 300% Larger Grease management, Solid Hood that can be down when cooking, same recessed cast iron... I can go on and on!
Thanks for watching! We dont have a Halo unfortunatly.
Not a fair comparison should be using the Weber 36" and the Traeger Flat Rock is known to have a slew of issues. Traeger does have more shelf space & all the add-on accessories (overpriced).
ok
@@embersliving an even better comparison would be the Traeger Flat Rock vs the Halo Elite4b...could you do that review comparison video?
I think you can put a 9v battery in the back of the traeger and ignite with battery power
yeah we missed that
TRAEGER HAS A 9V BATTERY INSERT! Great video, but again your outside rails are installed wrong on the traeger and again you’re forgetting to mention that traeger has a 9V battery insert for ignition as well.
Going Traeger just look at the height difference!
I see what you're saying.
you said traeger while talking about the weber twice. 1. Cart is not as steady on the Traeger, While shaking the weber back and forth. 2. The lid on the Traeger is flimsy, While picking up the Weber lid and banging it.
I just got a traeger pro series and will never look back
those are so cool!
Please review the halo
What is the warranty for Weber and Traeger?
They have seperate ones you will have to check their website
The traeger sold so fast, we got 4 in and sold instantly within a week.
Weber vs Blackstone would have been a better comparison.
That sounds like a great video!
This wasn't a showdown this was a discussion about the two there's a big difference nothing was cooked.
I can feel the struggle to compare Traeger to the “not so nice” Weber. Thanks for struggling through it.
Haha it wasnt so bad! Thanks for watching.
We need a cast steel version so it doesn’t rust! Too much salty air/water in my are.
yes we told him this in the comment section of the previous videos. I guess he doesn't read the comments.
@@gosman949 I don’t think he works at traeger or Weber
That would be a great idea!
@@gosman949 sorry i missed your comment, but yeah we just review these products we dont sell them.
@@ESW206 this
neither one has cast iron
wym
So to sum it up, you spend $300 more for the Traeger because you think the cart is studier. Then you get worse igniters, you get a stupid griddle top design with absolutely useless handles that will just allow food to be raked outside your cooking field (see Meat Church's video when he did hashbrown omelets for reference), and you have 3 burners for an absolutely massive griddle surface.
I just honestly don't see the advantage here besides being able to brag that you have a Traeger product. Traeger is late to the game and this griddle doesn't show me anything for its price.
Weber, I would argue, didn't take the path of Blackstone (which I might add isn't a bad path seeing as they are the market leader). They differentiated themselves from BS with an improved grease trap location (and size), better igniters and a lid being included. Also, the 4 burner 36 inch Weber has a lid on hinges, like the one you bragged about on the Traeger.
They are both good! Thanks for watching!
I think you referred to the Weber as the 36" when it was clearly a 28". This channel has potential, but better research, developing a basic script, and checking facts could take these from a 7 out of 10 to a 9 or 10. The Traeger is actually 33", not 40. Having said that, when he hit the other dude on the head in another video using the Weber 28" top, that was priceless.
First of all you called the weber a trager twice and you camera man didn’t correct you, next knowing that weber has a 4 burner coming out soon with a hinged lid why would you waste your time with this comparison, sorry but this was not a good comparison
Mistakes happen! Sorry you didnt enjoy the review. Thanks for watching.
@@embersliving yes I get mistakes but you can tell there is no money in the 28 inch and I do agree that one is a pice of junk, embarrassing move for weber
Dudes all over the place 🤨
sorry
He kept calling the Weber FlatRock. WTH....
sorry
@@embersliving No Problem. I'm surprised the Camera Man didn't catch it and corrected you. It happens 🤗
This video is full of errors
Ok