Lifemaster Portable Stainless Steel Gas Grill - 2 Burners Easy Clean Tabletop BBQ Propane Gas Grill with Foldable Legs and Wind Proof Lid for Camping and Outdoor - Silver

This is identical to the Cuisinart 2 burner grill that I have been using for the past 10 years. I actually buy a new one every 2-3 years. I never clean the grill, I burn everything off. Because of this, I have to replace the grill grate every year which I am fine with. And, yes, the grates and entire grill is SS. There are hundreds of grades of SS and some of them rust. Don't complain about this. The grates are heavy, but if you treat them like I treat mine, they WILL rust out. I have been using an anodized aluminum grill grate on top of the SS grates that come with this anyway. I do that to prevent things from catching on fire from dripping grease and for a better sear on steaks and burgers. Any juices that drip from the food never hit the bottom of the grill, they just burn up very quickly on my added aluminum grates. This grill runs HOT, which is what I need. If it is too hot, open the lid and/or only use one burner instead of both. I got this grill down pat after using it for almost 10 years now. Will I buy it again when I need to replace it? Absolutely! It is the only one I search for! Cooking for 2-3 people is perfect for this grill. I often cook extras to have on hand for a quick reheat too. Pork steaks with Adobo come out great too with leftovers being used for my quesadillas on my panini press. All good things start with this grill. When the power is out, we can still eat because of the grill. It is small enough to be kind of portable, but big enough to be used as a main grill for a family. Make sure you are using this on a level surface! If your surface is not level, grease will flow to the low side and drip down the legs. Many newer homes with patios are graded this way, (rain drains away from the home) so make sure you adjust the legs to your table as the grill does not have adjustments for the legs. There is a small grease tray in the center under the grill, but the grill has to be completely level. I have been using a rolling utility cart for the past 10 years for this grill and my 20lb propane tank, It is a PERFECT fit and heat rises, there has never been an issue with this cart: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K1W5IQM Aluminum grates are a MUST have!: https://www.amazon.com/BAC772-18-25x11-5-Reversible-Compatible-Competition/dp/B0D95S62PV and to cover it all, every year or so in the southern sun, this cover fits this grill and the above linked cart great! Beige or black: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R4J564K https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R4J5LSQ

Product arrived well packaged and undamaged via Amazon Prime. The shipping box was not that big and easy to pickup and move as needed. To my surprise when I opened the box I found the grill was fully assembled. I simply had to remove the packing foam and assorted plastic wrappings. The legs were attached and fold nicely under the grill. The side buckles keep the cover closed and you simply carry the grill by the cover handle after folding the legs under the grill body. It weighs a few pounds and feels sturdy. The actual bbq grills themselves are very sturdy and thick which I thought was another nice surprise at this price point. Many lower price point grills have the thin chrome metal grill surfaces which are less than ideal. Setting the grill up and attaching the included propane hose to your Rhino LPG 20 lb. tank was standard and straight forward. In my setup I have place the grill on top of a previously Amazon purchased grill cart and cover--- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0798N4Z5L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NMYH2TV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Note-- with this set the grill and gas bottle can remain attached and the cart cover can be placed over top of the grill and cart combined with the cover being about 12" short of the bottom but the simplicity works. Updated--- 08/11/2023--- Only problem is that the Grill on top of stainless steel grill cart does not stay in one place in high winds with the cover on. Grill got blown off the table and it tweaked the hood closure assembly........boo hoo.... Had to get it replaced with a full sized Weber E-310 for a lot more money. Still a great grill for picnics but NOT Good for windy storage on grill cart.

I bought this grill to take with us on a weekend trip to the race track. I wasn’t sure what to expect as we always owned charcoal grills. Turns out it was super convenient to hook up to our travel trailer’s propane and worked great all weekend! I had that grill loaded with jerk wings and they cooked perfectly. Being able to monitor the temperature is a must and the gauge works great. After cooking, it was a mess to clean up but what grill isn’t when cooking with jerk sauce? The plus for me is it easily disassembles, allowing access to the bottom where the grease collects. Also, the heat shields over the burners caught the grease instead of allowing it to land directly on the flame and catching fire. With the right tools the design allows for easy clean up and rinse. If you don’t plan on keeping it clean then drop some foil into the bottom of the grill and be done with it. I used it while camping this weekend and our steaks cooked perfectly. I do worry that the legs might not hold out over the long haul but that only means I just need to be aware and take care when transporting and storing it so they don’t get damaged. It’s a bit big to keep stored in our travel trailer but fits great in the bed of my husband’s truck. Overall, it was a great purchase. I recommend it to anyone with a travel trailer because, let’s face it, some things just shouldn’t be cooked on a griddle.

What an excellent portable grill! It was much better built than I expected and works perfectly. The size is between a medium size grill on legs and a small and very light portable, making it the perfect size for my needs. I can put it away after each use or leave it out for continuous use. It was exactly what I was looking for. I can pack it away for travel in the RV, or set it up for several days or months to use at the home base. It's a little heavier than I expected, but that's because it's made entirely of stainless steel! This grill produces even heat with 2 burners and you can use just one burner (one side) if you don't need to cook but just a few items. I love it!

This grill is identical to several others on the market. It is worth every cent that I paid for it (arounf $150). The housing is light weight stainess steel but the grate is very heavy. It produces a nice amount of heat and cooks the basics well. The grill is very easy to set up without tools. Took 5 minutes. I have used 3 times so far with good results. If you want a basic grill that will last a season or two.. This is a great choice. If you want one for camping , I probably would opt fot the much more expensive Weber.

We needed a small grill for our small apartment. It fits perfectly and does the job. It’s very easy to ignite and to control the temperature. It’s very durable and hasn’t rusted.

Last night I cooked veggie and Steak Kabobs to break in my grille . Heat control was flawless especially on the fickle Vegetables. TONIGHT, though, was the real test IMO: Indirect heat to roast 1/2 chicken. In Indirect heat the meat is roasted as in a conventional oven. This , on the grille is accomplished by setting the meat over a turned off burner whilst the other burner away from the meat is on, set to high. This in effect creates a 400 to 600 degree roasting oven . In the past I used it for poultry and park roasts and beef roasts. A great way. I was looking forward to performing the same on my new grille and the results were perfect !! . The 1/2 chicken and italian sausage were done after 55 minutes . Crispy outer crust and the meat was succulent, juicy and not in the least overcooked or dry. Prep on the chicken was simple salt and pepper, some lemon juice , minced garlic slid under the skin breast and thigh and a light slather of dijon mustard everywhere.... any grill can do a burger but indirect is the test. Flying colors with ABSOLUTE CONTROL of the heat at all times. I can't be happier with this grille...

One season in and all good. Cheaply made but that is what I want. Light and portable. Not an every day product of course.

Well made came fully assemble! For the material quality its stainless but clearly not 304/308l i do not expect this for a 250$ bbq. I use it minimum 3 time a week and its been 3 month. A surface rust started on the high heat part like the defuser i think its normal overall you can not ask for more a that price range. Clearly a very good option if you dont want to put 1000$ on a bbq !