WHAT GRILL TO BUY AND WHERE? WEBER OR NOT! | BBQ iT | Vlogmas Ep.5

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    Are you thinking of buying someone special a grill? Perhaps for Christmas? Are you upgrading from the minors to the majors? Can you only have a pellet grill at your residence?? Well this is the video that may answer all your questions! If not ask away!!!!
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Комментарии • 81

  • @Buford_T_Justice1
    @Buford_T_Justice1 2 года назад +6

    The hardest part about cooking with a pellet smoker is telling your parents that you are gay.

  • @JoeyBaby47
    @JoeyBaby47 2 года назад +9

    My father purchased some crappy $50 grill last year and when they were going to do their first grill earlier this year, the thing was completely loose and things had to be tightened down. I just purchased them a 22" Weber Premium for them because I enjoy mine so much and didn't think they should suffer with the garbage he bought.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Well done! Thanks for watching and the sub!

    • @crBudgetWatches
      @crBudgetWatches 2 года назад +2

      I love my Weber so much that I feel sad when I haven't used it for a week so I make any excuse to fire it up!

    • @fatsuperfly
      @fatsuperfly Год назад +1

      😅 I bought a cheapo one a while back, although I wanted a Weber I couldn’t afford it at the time. But that lil thing after a few uses did start to come apart. Especially here in Hawaii, the weather just destroyed it. Got a Weber now, so far so good. Love this thing, plus a lot easier to clean and just… it’s amazing. My dream grill. I only need this. Been grilling and smoking meats, gonna buy a rotisserie add on, super excited.

  • @chubbyjohnson5480
    @chubbyjohnson5480 Год назад +1

    The newer Weber stuff is garbage. Nothing like the old stuff. Very disappointing. I'll make my own.
    For a portable I'll take a Lodge Sportsman grill

  • @richardsmitherman6808
    @richardsmitherman6808 2 года назад +3

    I usually love your videos but this one bothered me. You said many times do not disrespect your loved ones with a cheap shitty grill and was almost boasting about how you could afford or someone should be able to afford an expensive grill. Just remember some people are not fortunate enough to make enough money to get high end items and sometimes those cheap shitty grills are a prized possession to some people.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Agree. That's why I mentioned buying used grills. 90% of mine are used! Atta boy! Thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!

    • @garlandgolston7556
      @garlandgolston7556 2 года назад

      It's not about expensive grills or high end items.
      A cheap grill will cost $50 and start falling apart after a year or two. A Webber kettle starts around $100 and will last more than a few years even outside in the rain. Ten year warranty on the Webber kettle grill.

    • @luvyesmusici4886
      @luvyesmusici4886 2 года назад

      You get what you pay for. Also, as he posted here, you can find used. Save money on little things, so you can buy big things. Quality lasts, and is always better, if you use it in a regular basis.

  • @markbostelman9680
    @markbostelman9680 2 года назад +4

    I purchased my first charcoal grill, a Weber 22" performer in 1999, Still going strong 23 years later! I keep it covered and use it all year round. Over the years I've added a smokey Joe, Ranch Kettle and a 22" smokey mountain. Love the Vlog.

  • @zebbie09
    @zebbie09 Год назад +2

    The first red charcoal grill u pointed out isn’t too bad. It lasted about five years. Probably would have lasted longer if I kept in the garage, it would have lasted longer. That said, I agree with u on Weber…a far better investment…..

  • @daveevans7438
    @daveevans7438 2 года назад +3

    I've been a Weber fan for years, I love my kettle. I just bought a Char-Griller gravity 980, look into it, it is a great smoker/grill. also kamato now has a kettle with fire brick insulation in the fire box, it looks awesome I'm looking at getting one of those next. it's a little pricey, they're about 500 bucks. It's a 22-in kettle, it's from kamado Joe, they call it the kamado kettle, but I've been looking at them and I might give it a go. Also love local Ace hardware for grilling supplies.
    Great video. Keep them coming 💪

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Thanks brotha. Yeah, I’ve seen those bad boys. I’de love to test it! Keep me posted.

  • @barrywilliams606
    @barrywilliams606 2 года назад +1

    there are also good charcoal grills besides Weber!!!!!!

  • @johnn2557
    @johnn2557 2 года назад +3

    You can not go wrong with a Weber hands down! I have 5 , 3 from the side of the road pick up, 1 from Craigslist, and my first 18" from Home Depot twenty years ago!

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      ATTA BOY! Thanks for the Sub!

  • @eamonmcmahon6659
    @eamonmcmahon6659 15 дней назад

    The Char Griller table top firebox is a great option for portability and flexibility. Cook almost anything in it. Fits three full slabs of ribs or a pork shoulder. Steaks or whole chicken. Smokey Joe just isn’t up to it. Direct or indirect. I love it.

  • @jaypeve
    @jaypeve Год назад

    Wow! Yeah that’s a good price, a buck nineteen, cause a buck is a dollar right, isn’t that what it means so 1 dollar and 19 cents, man that’s great,
    You said stay away from the cheap stuff, but isn’t a buck nineteen cheap,
    Or are you talking about a buck like a deer

  • @dwb142
    @dwb142 Год назад

    My lord, I’m having a seizure and motion sickness watching this! If I would have closed my eyes it would have been halfway good. 🤢

  • @rickriccardi9643
    @rickriccardi9643 2 года назад +1

    I always end up @ Home Depot. 😃 I have no local grill places in Florida.

    • @bassman7496
      @bassman7496 10 месяцев назад

      Certain big Ace Hardware stores have a big grill display

  • @inhaleexhale
    @inhaleexhale 2 года назад

    I love the video, lots of great points were made, but I feel dizzy and nauseous from the camera work. Less shake ... please?

  • @TheEnvelopeOZ
    @TheEnvelopeOZ Год назад

    I love your distaste for low quality, pay cheap PAY TWICE.

  • @troyv8302
    @troyv8302 2 года назад +1

    I love my Weber SmokeFire but when it came to a kettle, I bought a Slow N Sear and I think it competes and beats Weber in most things. Weber has more options which is the only drawback if you want to use a rotisserie. That does not interest me at this point so no biggie. But the smoke hole, probe port hole, and the thermometer being in a location that is useful, it's a beast. Not even mentioning the slow and sear system as that could be replicated (sort of) with the Weber baskets. That said, I am either looking at a Weber 26" or the Summit for the future sometime. Guess I'm saying there are other great options besides Weber when it comes to kettles.

  • @pareloader5989
    @pareloader5989 2 месяца назад

    I have a Weber 22” kettle grill and I love it when I want to go charcoal. Just bought a Pitt boss 850 pro series pellet. Love that also. Built like a tank. Great video! Just subbed.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  Месяц назад +1

      Thanks a ton for the Sub!!! Keep Cookin!!! And thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @yuolo9979
    @yuolo9979 2 года назад +2

    I have the Weber Summit! Quite expensive but no regrets so far! Thanks for posting this great vid BBQ iT!

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Thanks Max! And thanks for the sub!

  • @JuanCastillo-zv6ob
    @JuanCastillo-zv6ob Год назад +1

    I’m a big Weber fan. But man slow n sear is changing the game. Just got the sns traveler kettle 😊

  • @jaypeve
    @jaypeve Год назад

    Yeah, well guess what, there’s no local shop here, so now what, ACE is the place?

  • @SandroBBQ
    @SandroBBQ 2 года назад +1

    These are good suggestions. Purchasing a cheap, badly-design grill often ends up discouraging people from pursuing BBQ; I recall getting a tinfoil-thin open grill in the late 2000s and it made the experience so poor and unpleasant that I got disinterested in the whole shebang. It wouldn't stay hot, it wouldn't hold enough coals, it was flimsy and unstable. It took many, many years to get curious and passionate again, and when I got back to it I decided to do some research first and went Weber 22 first, Pit Barrel Cooker next, and a tiny (but well-built) stick burner last. The latter in particular took a year or so to find, as they're not common at all in Italy, and no one had a 1/4" thick one to sell. Took a while, but I'm extremely happy now. I cook outside 3 to 5 times a week, it's become a lifestyle-and it almost never happened because of a poor purchase 20 years ago

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Great stuff!! thanks man, and thanks for the sub!

  • @WilliamRushing-fc5bt
    @WilliamRushing-fc5bt Месяц назад

    Just smoked a brisket for 12 hours on that s**ty lil red charcoal grill and i do have respect for myself 😂👀

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  Месяц назад

      You may be the only person on the planet to claim that LOL...Pictures please!!

  • @katzsteel
    @katzsteel 2 года назад +1

    Awesome suggestions! I am a Weber fan boy for life! Own way too many of their products, but love them all.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Atta boy! Thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!

  • @bassman7496
    @bassman7496 9 месяцев назад

    😂 I’ll have to share this video with my wife, she bought the Americana charcoal grill, the first red one on your video! I modified it with a grill wok on fire bricks to get better air flow and put a thermometer on it! The paint is peeling off already after a year and it’s falling apart! Anyways I love the performer, I don’t really care for the Weber Komodo, maybe it was put together poorly from ace hardware and the WSM I hate the concept of dissembling it every time to use it! I would love one grill that can do it all without babysitting, so I’m leaning towards the Weber performer or possibly the pk 360, but I’m not a huge fan of the grill layout and don’t care for the vent setup, I’m starting to realize there is no perfect grill! What do you recommend?

  • @daddyfixit631
    @daddyfixit631 2 года назад +1

    You and your channel is what led me to a weber performer deluxe. The shelf and tub are worth the money for real. Love it.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      That's awesome Daddy!!! And thanks for the love and subscribing!

  • @guythecookingsam2588
    @guythecookingsam2588 Год назад

    If your process is strong, the cheap equipment is just fine. Of course, the high quality is better, but the roots of bbq is making cheap cuts taste great with primitive gear. When I'm experimenting, no way I'm paying top dollar.

  • @Sirg17x
    @Sirg17x 2 года назад

    My first grill was a $35 piece of junk in college from Walmart. Got two seasons out of it and it looked ROUGH. Put it on the curb for garbage pickup when we moved.
    Looking at grills now that we moved south and bought our first home. I get people like charcoal flavor, but as far as upkeep and maintenance what is the difference between gas and charcoal? I figure gas would be easier to clean and faster start-up compared to the whole charcoal process. Sorta like the Blackstone for easy cleanup, but what's the difference from the griddle or pan on the stove inside at that point.

  • @madswinebbq
    @madswinebbq 2 года назад +1

    Weber Performer Deluxe is the best charcoal grill PERIOD!!!

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      AAAMEN!! THANKS FOR WATCHING AND THANKS FOR THE SUB!! GO WEBER!

    • @beepbop6697
      @beepbop6697 2 года назад

      Can you adjust charcoal height in it?

  • @ronanderson2059
    @ronanderson2059 Год назад

    Thank you for the you tube videos. I am looking for part 3 and 4 of your lump charcoal comparisons. I was also wondering why no reviews of the PK grills? I have done extensive reviews and found that the PK grills especially the PK 360 is very solid, getting great reviews. Your thoughts?

  • @Sirg17x
    @Sirg17x 2 года назад

    Why charcoal, why gas? Looking for pros and cons. Had one of those junk charcoal grills from Walmart in college, bought my first home and need a real grill.

  • @tannerjones449
    @tannerjones449 2 года назад

    Any chance you'll look into the gravity charcoal grills? Seems like best of pellet grills with charcoal heat.

  • @naturalbeauty7046
    @naturalbeauty7046 Год назад

    Don’t disappoint your love ones… I’m weak..😂😂😂

  • @barrywilliams606
    @barrywilliams606 2 года назад

    Weber Homer

  • @moparproud3978
    @moparproud3978 2 года назад

    I’m with you Craig, it’s Weber or nothing. I’ll likely never buy another gasser because, well, they’re inferior in taste. Period. But have two Weber’s if I want the convenience of time. Which is almost never! The kettles get used all the time, they are the primary cookers. I did just grab a Smokefire and a GMG Davey Crockett for camping and lake trips so in the early stages of pellets. Leaves some to be desired coming from charcoal.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Nice bro!!! Thanks for the SUB, too!

  • @mrsmith7751
    @mrsmith7751 Год назад

    Selection at your local barbecue shop are through the roof and so are the prices hahaha

  • @luvyesmusici4886
    @luvyesmusici4886 2 года назад

    Got an employee discount from one of my customers who owns an outdoor store, on anything I wanted after the pandemic started. I did my research. I wanted something portable that could do it all, and then some. I selected the Weber Summit Charcoal Grilling Station ( different name now ) and have become an expert in slow cooks and smoking, along with grilling. The table is great, and you can hang up the racks, and put hot things underneath. Comes with a better plate than the new model, that you can open up on two sides for indirect cooking A Fireboard 2 Drive completes this system by monitoring temp.s and keeping them consistent with a blower system. There is a hole already with a plug to put the blower in.
    SnS Grills recently reintroduced their low profile slow n Sear with water trough, that fits this model. Was pissed when they stopped making it. Also ordered a cast iron griddle and drip pan to make my system complete. Folks always compliment the looks of my cooker, which I use all year long.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      FANTSTIC STUFF!!! Thanks for watching!! And thanks for the Sub!!

  • @polsok44
    @polsok44 2 года назад

    Welcome back! We missed you i had a ceramic kamado and i sold it to buy the weber summit charcoal and it has been awesome i dont miss the ceramic at all

  • @paulh6517
    @paulh6517 2 года назад

    Love the Vlog. I can't wait for more. Anything planned in the near future.

  • @Yousless1
    @Yousless1 2 года назад

    I'm holding out till next spring for that Slate Blue Performer. I think Crate and Barrel
    is the only place you can get that particular color and I really like that color. Oh, and it's a Weber and that's
    all I ever use. Thanks for the video.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Love that slate!! Weber.com may havem, too!

  • @beepbop6697
    @beepbop6697 2 года назад

    1:53 that "cheap" Webber also has an ash catcher, it is the pan that is attached to the three legs, just not a nice as the "premium" one. They both cook meat the same, heh.
    I've been a fan of char-griller grills and smokers. On my second one after 15 years of using them.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Well, yes they do. Just one is more dangerous. And thanks for the love and subscribing!

  • @jordanbanks7955
    @jordanbanks7955 Год назад

    Have you ever used the Weber ranch kettle?

  • @pirateking58
    @pirateking58 2 года назад

    What is your opinion on a PK grill? Is it worth the extra $$ over a kettle?

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Not worth it unless you have the loot, and multiple grills/smokers. It's very very limited to what you can do on it. The 26r is great bang for the buck! And thanks for the love and subscribing!

  • @danichicago9140
    @danichicago9140 2 года назад

    I have and old hand me down weber 18" I believe squatty guy with a handle that keeps the lid closed. No idea the model but absolutely perfect tailgate kettle.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Preach Dani!! and thanks for the Sub!!

    • @danichicago9140
      @danichicago9140 2 года назад

      Looked it up. It's a Jumbo Joe.

  • @Two_Bit_Smoke
    @Two_Bit_Smoke Год назад

    Have you ever tried a SNS Grills Kettle?

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  Месяц назад +1

      Not yet. But I do have some accessories, but I haven't used em yet. Keep Cookin' and thanks for watching and subscribing!!!

  • @karatevideosandmore7685
    @karatevideosandmore7685 2 года назад

    DUDE.....when are you going to finish the Lump Coal face off 3 and 4?? 😭

  • @djbiggz7960
    @djbiggz7960 2 года назад

    Great video

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      thanks Biggz! Atta Thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!

  • @michaelnguyen9439
    @michaelnguyen9439 2 года назад +1

    I purchased a Weber Master Touch in 2020. First grill I used...and still use.

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад

      Amen MN!!! And thanks for the love and subscribing!

  • @victorbenner539
    @victorbenner539 2 года назад

    This is a difficult time of year for this but still good. As to the local bbq store, if you got one great. But many folks don't have one. If big box is all you got, make do. Also to consider although not recommended is folks like Amazon and e-commerce people. There are great purchases to be found used like on Craigslist. Thing here is you were kinda hitting two groups. The new first timers and the folks who have been doing the bbq thing awhile but are now graduating to something better and perhaps more of a dedicated technique, like a dedicated smoker. As the new year comes and goes I think it would be great for your veiwers to address this again but in different videos. It's also important for ALL of us to not get to full of ourselves and disrespect a type of cooker. For some folks for example a propane grill is actually a great thing. They perhaps only wish to grill. They don't like cleaning up much and they want quick grilling after work and go to bed. However some of us like to go all in. I do agree Webber makes great products despite there roll out problems. Let's just go back to the roll out of the " Smoke fire". Or the Summit. They should have just called it what it is, a Kamado. With some great advantages over traditional Kamado's, like no ceramic to some day ( some sooner than others) Crack. They are not" immortal ". When I'm asked if you can only have one cooker what would it be ( also if it's your first cooker ) I say hands down the 22" Webber kettle. The reason I recommend the 22" instead is the price ( first time buyers) and the additional accessories available to the 22". As to the much more pricey equipment, well. If you were to ask me 3 or 4 years ago what would be the most I would spend on a outside cooker would be? I would have said not much more then about $500. Well times change. I received my Large Lonestargrillz Insulated Vertical Smoker last spring. I'm placing my order for the large Lonestargrillz Santa Maria grill tomorrow. Plus I currently have two offsets, two 22" WSM'S, two
    Propane Vertical cabinet water Smokers ( they have been reduced to mostly smoking salmon, absolutely perfect for salmon), various portable Smokers, both propane and charcoal. And yes my Webber 22" kettle. Opp's, almost forgot my Lodge cast iron sportsmen grill. It's basically a hibachi, love it. Ok I wasn't bragging, just pointing out our prospective of what you should have or get has changed over the years. By the way I love your kettle collection. So I hoping to see you revisit this again but in two different videos. Let's be kind to the folks who are just beginning to join our crazy world. Last thing on the Webber 22" kettle for the new cooks. The 22" ketcan do anything. Grill, bbq and smoke. Grill a steak, smoke a turkey or smoke a brisket. That's a great place to start. Looking forward to seeing your accessories video. Always looking forward to seeing new " toys" 🔪😁

  • @FrankC656
    @FrankC656 2 года назад

    Was watching a video by another RUclipsr singing the praises of his pellet grill. I’ve never had food off a pellet grill so I can’t personally say. When the guy said it was better than charcoal because it didn’t taste ashy, I knew it was BS. Love my WSM and kettle.

  • @thommysaraceno2862
    @thommysaraceno2862 2 года назад

    bought my performer from fosters on your suggestion - drove from the North Shore

    • @BBQiT
      @BBQiT  2 года назад +1

      Hey man, that's awesome bro!!! Those folks are really nice! Thanks for watching and the sub!