Agreed, 100% consist of practical information.

+GrillGrate Hey, that would be fantastic for the owners of these grills. If you need someone to do an independent test don't hesitate to contact me, I'll do a video on it as a follow up. Thanks very much.

+GrillGrate love that your company responded to Tactical's video!!! Would totally purchase the Go Anywhere GrillGrate if you ever do decide produce them made to fit! (As a single woman, it doesn't make a lot of sense for me to purchase the 3-panels only to have the added worry, time, and additional money, involved in finding someone who will cut and fix them up to size for me. I will check back occasionally though to see if GrillGrate does offer them at some point in the future as they definitely sound like a must-have for grilling). Again, it was really kind of you to respond to this great video!

+5.11tactical have to agree with another comment that this is definitely the best video out there on the Go Anywhere Grill! The ideas and modifications you made to this thing are phenomenal! LOVE how you pack it full with absolutely everything needed for grilling (AND then cleaning up after) your next meal! Ingenious! And how nice that GrillGrate contacted you for sending more business their way - impressive that a company would take time to thank you like that! (My son LOVES spices of all kinds, so I am also looking into getting him some of that Dixie Pride Seasoning)! Thanks so much for the great video!

+Anne Lloyd Thank you very much for your kind comments. My goal was to hopefully make a video that was easy to understand and had basic, simple ideas that most everyone could use and do very simply. I'm glad you liked the content. And, I agree with regard GrillGrate, it is very encouraging they have noticed a need and hopefully will be able to follow thru with adding a product for the Go Anywhere. When they do I'll be sure to do a follow up video and actually use them to cook something. Thanks for watching.

I will order it this week if you have them for this grill. tgfinken@gmail.com.

+Preston Ren You will not be disappointed with the grill or the grates, I'm sure. Nice to hear from our northern brethren. Thanks for watching and commenting. Let me know how things come out. Just an FYI ...... wife and I cooked come salmon filet last night, turned out beautifully!

Glad you found some useful info. Thanks for watching and for taking time to comment, very much appreciated.

You will definitely find they are most useful for a transportable grill. We take ours on the boat and find a nice shady spot sometimes and cook on the bank. We've even used it in the backyard when we want to cook just 1 steak or a couple of small burgers or steaks or chops rather than putting fire in the larger Weber Kettle we have.

I have the grill grates on my large Weber Kettle and my Weber Genesis gas grill. They are great!

Again great setup and thanks for sharing. Many people are replicating this setup all over.

Thanks for watching and commenting.

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Glad you picked up some useful ideas. Thanks for watching, liking and commenting!!

GrillGrate why are these so expensive for uk market

Don't recall actually. But they have them listed on their website. Now they have a set made specifically for the Go Anywhere.

Because it is rectangular vs. the round Smokey Joe it is easier to pack and transport. I went to school in Sebring with one of the owners of Everglades Seasoning, I know the owners very well. And YEP, I sure have tried it. Those guys have done Sebring proud, it's good stuff. Their facility is on SR 66, about 10 miles from my house.

+Ron B. They are the 3-panel 13.75" grates as listed on their website. You will need to cut them to length and bob the corners as described. I took mine to a friend who owns a welding shop and has a metal cutting band saw. They would be very difficult to cut straight with a hacksaw, at least in my opinion. Took him all of about 5 minutes to do. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Honestly, in my humble opinion, you can't ever go wrong with a Weber grill. I've owned and used them for over 25 years and have never had a bad experience. I guess it really depends on HOW you are going to use it, and by that I mean are you going to use it at home as a single person, or couple with no children, or are you looking to pack and transport it for recreational purposes, like we do. We have a Weber Genesis gas grill and a Weber Original 26" Premium Charcoal grill that we use at home. I have on occasion, used the Go Anywhere at home when I only want to grill a single steak or two, or something that is relatively small rather than fire up the gas grill or the larger charcoal grill. A key component for transporting is the ease of packing it. Because the Go Anywhere is RECTANGULAR it is easier to pack and transport, in my opinion. The Smokey Joe and the Jumbo Joe series are ROUND which makes them not necessarily hard to transport but difficult to pack due to their round shape. But, either one of these are great grills for the money and with proper care and maintenance will last for decades. Hope this answers your questions. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@5.11tactical3 Thanks! for the help I appreciate it...

@Paul Williams I agree with that assessment on the handles 100%. I too have thought about making some wooden replacements but just haven't gotten around to it. Project in the making. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@Paul Williams The gas version isn't rated very high by users for some reason. I have no experience with it so I don't have an opinion. I do have a Weber Genesis and their 22" kettle charcoal grill. Love both of them. Been using their products for 25 years and wouldn't buy anything else.

No, only because they would dramatically increase the weight, whereas the grill grates are super light. If I were not transporting it I'd probably give them a try though, I have a set for my Weber Kettle grill, I like them.

Yes they did. They actually thanked me for bringing it to their attention. I know ours continue to work like a champ. Thanks for the comment.

No, they are very good at controlling flare ups.

@@whatsapoop cheers i just googled them, in Australia for the Weber GA Griigrates are $100 inc free spatula and delivery. Almost the same price as the GA itself. Wow

When new they are shiny chrome and after several uses you'll see the finish start to flake off exposing the raw steel underneath. I checked the website and it specifically says the cooking area is a "plated steel cooking grate." The finish will begin coming off the more you use it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

nice

Some people put a helluva lot more work into loading a boat or an RV for a trip than you would putting this together. Certainly if you would rather load an $800 Weber Genesis into your boat or truck for a trip, by all means go for it. This is a quick and easy way to take a trip and still enjoy outdoor cooking, especially if you are in an area that does not allow campfires. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.