Midrange portable gas grills include the Coleman PerfectFlow model which sells for less than $70 and consists of a 10,000 BTU grill which covers an impressive 180 sq ins. The grill is made from enameled steel and is easy to keep clean. You don’t need matches or a lighter to start it, as an electric starters¡ is built in. It even has folding windbreaks on either side which can be raised if necessary. It runs on 16oz propane gas bottles, and a full bottle will last for around 2 hours on the ‘high’ setting.
Weighing in at under 20lbs, the Coleman PerfectFlow
At the higher end of the market, the Coleman Road Trip Pro is a neat design which comes with a stand and wheels and can be assembled and disassembled very quickly without the need for any tools. This is a high-quality portable grill which is built to last. It has two fully adjustable burners rated at 12,000 BTUs each, providing plenty of power for cooking in even the coldest conditions. The grill area is a generous 345 sq ins. and is porcelain-coated, making it easy to keep clean. It has two side tables with built-in tool holders. You can use either standard 16.4 oz. gas bottles or a 20lb tank with this grill.
The Coleman Road Trip Pro