By : Coleman
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$199.99Item Description
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Featuring authentic open flame grilling, two effective and completely adjustable burners, InstaStart match-no cost electronic ignition, and uncommon cooking versatility thanks to "mix match" cooking surface options--the Paul Jr. Designs Coleman RoadTrip Grill takes portable grilling to the subsequent level. With 22,000 BTUs of total cooking power and a 285-square-inch cooking surface with interchangeable cooking surfaces, the grill will allow you to cook in any style you want to--for a crowd. Operating off of a 16.four-ounce disposable propane cylinder and adaptable to a 20-pound propane tank, the grill boasts exceptionally extended cooking instances, particularly given its high power output.
Created for versatile outdoor cooking, the grill comes full with two high-quality grill surfaces included and can be utilised interchangeably with a griddle or a stove leading surface (griddle and stove-leading surfaces sold separately). Thanks to a removable grease management tray, the grill is straightforward to clean and equipped with two integrated side tables that slide out when needed for cooking and retract below the unit for travel and storage, as well as cook's tool-holders, the Paul Jr. RoadTrip Grill is practically a full kitchen on the road.
Developed to set up speedily, travel very easily, and provide great stability for cooking, the Paul Jr. RoadTrip Grill is ultra sturdy in its assembled for cooking position and quick to move when collapsed thanks its scissor-like leg and frame design. The entire grill folds into a compact size that will fit into most automobiles and is equipped with painless-to-pull handles and wheels. For the reason that the grill is affixed to the stand and the lid features a locking mechanism, the unit is secure and steady though towing it to and from a automobile. Fully redesigned by Paul Jr. Designs, the grill looks as fine as it cooks with a custom black finish, chrome accents, knobs, and tool hooks, and diamond-plate side table inserts. Backed by a five-year restricted warranty from Coleman, the Paul Jr. Styles RoundTrip Grill is a excellent option if you are serious about outdoor cooking.
Features:
- Completely redesigned by Paul Jr. Styles
- Custom black finish with chrome accents
- Diamond plate side table inserts
- Chrome knobs and tool hooks
- Tool holders and side tables built in for simple and easy use
- Two grill grates included
- Folds to compact size with simple and easy to pull handle and wheels
- 285-square-inch cooking surface region
- Integrated thermometer
- Removable "mix match" surfaces - grill, griddle or stove (each sold separately)
- Removable grease management tray
- InstaStart electronic ignition for straightforward, matchless lighting
- Consistent cooking performance even in cold climate, high altitudes and when fuel is low
- 2 completely adjustable burners
- 11,000 BTU per burner 22,000 BTU (total) for hotter, faster cooking
- Operates on 16.4-ounce propane cylinder (sold separately
- Adaptable to 20-pound propane tank (tank hose and tank sold separately)
- Run occasions on a single 16.four-ounce propane cylinder: 1.1 hours--each burners on high four.five hours--both burners on low
Specifications:
- Total Weight (grill on stand): 44 pounds
- Dimensions: 46 x 18 x 35 (LxWxH)
- Folded dimensions: 36 x 22 x 13 inches
- Produced in China
- 5-year warranty
Additional Accessories (sold separately):
- Extra Grill
- Griddle Surface
- Stove Grate
- Wheeled Carry Case
It is even less complicated to transport, and quicker and simpler to set up at a tailgate party, campsite or any other location where enjoyable, food and good friends get together. Like the original RoadTrip Grill, the LXE capabilities authentic open flame grilling, two potent burners that are fully adjustable, electronic ignition and uncommon cooking versatility thanks to mix-and-match cooking surface choices. On the other hand, a cleverly designed new stand distinguishes the LXE model from its predecessor. The X-shaped chassis is wheeled for quick maneuvering in each the upright and collapsed-for-transport positions. It sets up speedily and supplies great stability for cooking, thanks to the simplicity of the scissor-like leg and frame style. Two side tables integrated into the unit slide out for grilling and cooking duties, then retract under the unit in a moment's motion for travel and storage. Mainly because the grill is affixed to the stand and the lid capabilities a locking mechanism, the unit is secure and steady although towing it to and from a car applying a handy pull deal with. The Coleman Roadtrip Grill LXE is created to be applied totally assembled. If table best use is desired - basically hand take away the four plastic cap screws and start off cooking! The Roadtrip Grill LXE is very easy to assemble - Push on wheels and insert plastic handle and it is prepared to use! New tool holders and stainless steel carry handles added for convenience. The LXE fits into most auto trunks/SUV's.
Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 54 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
- ASIN: B00367PAO0
- Item model number: 2000005024
Item Attributes
- Effective, portable, propane grill with authentic open flame and matchless lighting
- 285 square inch cooking surface area, folds to compact size with handle and wheels
- Totally adjustable 20, 000 BTU burners, ideal for outdoor cooking even in cold weather
- Lasts up to 1.ten hours with both burners on high on 1 16.4-Ounce propane cylinder
- Removable mix match surfaces - grill, griddle or stove restricted 5 year warranty, made in China
Consumer Reviews
I purchased my grill on (Saturday) 7 Aug 10, and I was so proud to get the grill on sale (I believed they had been all sold out, given that this was a restricted production model). I brought it property and assembled the grill the very same day. I hooked up the Coleman gas and checked it for leeks. None had been located, so though the grill was heating up, I went indoors to get some hot dogs to cook on it. I went back outside the grill and heard a popping sound like popcorn popping. I opened up the grill and the exterior coating was flaking off. I was honestly disappointed that I could not even cook something on a brand new grill. I known as Coleman Company on Monday morning, and the grates are on back order, so I have no notion when I can use the grill. It was funny the operator never asked me what model I had, and she currently knew it was the Paul Jr. Style model. I wanted this item, for the reason that it does have superior quality components (pull out side plates, chrome nobs, chrome hooks, greater wheels, and a great temperature gauge). I nonetheless feel this will be a decent item, and at least I did get beneficial client service, devoid of any kind of a hassle about getting new grades. I've had a fine experience in the past with Coleman customer service, so this was one other purpose why I purchased this grill.
I just got the new grades in from Coleman at this time (16 Aug ten), and they have a substantially thicker coating to the grates, practically a powder coating to the cast iron. I will start employing the new grill grates this weekend, and update my assessment.
I'd read a lot of the evaluations and some of the issues with the grill that people today had knowledgeable. I went ahead and bought it given all of the concerns. Set up is a snap. As far as the concern over the grill material popping when you happen to be "conditioning" the grill per the instructions.... I did it a small differently than they mentioned. I lit both burners, set on high, closed the best and watched the temp gauge. When it got to 200, I opened the leading for a few seconds and let it cool down. Closed the lid and let it heat up to 300 and opened it once more. Repeated this at 100 degree increments until it got up to 500 degrees and then shut it off, letting it cool with the best closed. I do not know if I would have had complications otherwise, but it worked perfectly and every little thing has been fine. The latch problem is a Especially effortless $2 repair. I agree that the closing latch is cheesy. They certainly should have accomplished anything unique with it. That stated, I went to Ace Hdwe, picked up a spring that was about two inches lengthy, rather fine wire, quarter inch diameter with the hook style ends. Incredibly light pressure....just enough to keep the latch in the closed position. Drill a hole 1/8" or much less in the lifting manage, just across from the latch (to the ideal, at the same level as the latch). Place one particular finish of the spring about the latch and wind it about so it stays on, stretch the other finish into the hole that you drilled (just far sufficient away to maintain a pretty slight amount of pressure on the latch and the spring). It stays in place perfectly and no much more worries about the leading coming open throughout transport, etc. It literally took me 5 minutes and now I just pull the latch more than each time I open and close the lid. This was so effortless that I am a tiny shocked that Coleman did not design it in. Wish I could post a image so give a visual on it for clarity (a image would be worth WAY even more than all those words above!). The grill cooks like a champ and I think it cleans up effortlessly also. In all this is a wonderful grill and for the value it really is truly great.
