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Question: Have you found this grill to be tippy??  Is the base wide enough??
Document: We have this attached to a large propane tank and it becomes maintenance free for a whole week of meals. It does seem to run a little on the hot side if you have the control set wide open, but this can be a plus in windy weather. We fed thirty people from this grill, and it didn't slow us down. Recommended
This grill was exactly what I was looking for when I go on those long camping weekends. I found from a fellow family member how well it worked and I got one myself! The grates are both dishwasher safe and are very easy to clean; storage is a snap if you buy the case for it; it is ideal for those who want a great meal out in the wilderness.
I've found this grill to be The absolute best for camping in my RV! I prefer to cook outside and the opptional, changeable grill, griddle & stove top plates give this grill a perfect score in my camp- I use them all. The cast iron (rather than Aluminum) are best as propane runs hot. It works best to preheat the plate and then turn the burner down when cooking.
We received our grill in time for Christmas but just opened the box last week. I must say, assembly was a breeze. So simple to put together. As we have not tried using it yet, we did see exactly how it worked this past August in Maine at a friends BBQ get together and were so impressed, especially with the WATER tray cleanup. After searching all the stores around for miles with no luck, we found Amazon.com had one at a terrific price.
The grill cooks well, but is not as portable as advertised. Had we known the bbq and stand did not fit in the advertised RoadTrip carrying case, we would have purchased the LXE. Coleman advertised that they could and we feel misled.Coleman, nor does anyone, make a case that can fit this bbq and stand. We were hoping for a clean way to store and transport the bbq set. The grill and stand are just too wide to fit in any normal case.
After reading reviews of portable propane grills, I decided on the Coleman Road trip grill (blue). My decision factors were based on the ubiquitous availability of the 16.4 oz canister, included stand, and the interchangeable cooking surfaces. I found these reviews very useful prior to using this grill, especially the ones that document user mistakes. The most important one is that this grill can't be used with the lid closed unlike the Weber grills. This was not evident after reading the instructions carefully.
my only negative comment is that I found the item in a local Sporting Goods chain for 40 dollars less... so I basically paid for shipping even though it was "free super saver shipping."
I was looking for a gas grill/stove combo and settled on the road trip grill. Lots of good reviews, now here's the down side:  It is clunky to set up, pretty much takes two people if you want to fold it up without dropping it. The grill has a very wide solid ring around the flame ring which doesn't allow drippings to flow down and smoke, it also clogs up with burned fat. You need to look at one to see what I mean.
We bought this Coleman Road Trip Grill for my parents for Christmas. We already have this same grill which we use when we go camping and/or tailgating. This grill is very sturdy as it has four legs sitting on a wider base. There are levelers on the leg bottoms to help keep your food in place. We have also purchased the extra grate, rolling grill bag and the large griddle for this grill.
We've been happy users of this model for two summers now. Lately have noticed that the cartridges were lasting a shorter time. A few days ago, with the unit out of use on the sunny deck, I smelled gas, then I heard the sound of gas leaking. Found the location to be an overload valve in the regulator.The canister bled empty.
Answer: yes