Love my Weber

[Lemans]

I don't know about everyone else but every time I use my weber I realize how great it is
How it holds the temperature and how it cooks .
  I think if you don't own at least one Weber you are
Not a bar be cue person. Btw I have 7

[LightningBoldtz]

They are amazing, there is a reason they the kettle has changed little over the course of 60 plus years

[Lemans]

American made !!!

[mrbill]

built to last

[Lemans]

Mrbill you said it!!!

[addicted-to-smoke]

My Webers all make me look like a better cook than I am.

[mrbill]

My Webers all make me look like a better cook than I am.

a great chef always uses the right tool for every job 

[Hell Fire Grill]

The Weber kettle is the most versatile outdoor cooking appliance on the planet.

[Maxmbob]

Great grills

[MrHoss]

The Weber kettle is the most versatile outdoor cooking appliance on the planet.

Damn f%%%ing right buddy!

[Slicer021]

I kick myself every time I cook on my Kettle that I waited so long to own a Weber


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[SmokenJoe]

God you people sound opinionated,  of course I agree with each and every one of you,  but still "just a touch biased"                          SJ

[ABCbarbecue]

I have a charcoal grill I spent $1500 on that I haven't used in a year since getting a Weber kettle and my first Slow 'N Sear prototype.  OK, I take that back, I use it to hold my beer and grill brush... sometimes a rib rack...  I feel kinda silly ever buying it.

[addicted-to-smoke]

I have a charcoal grill I spent $1500 on that I haven't used in a year since getting a Weber kettle and my first Slow 'N Sear prototype.  OK, I take that back, I use it to hold my beer and grill brush... sometimes a rib rack...  I feel kinda silly ever buying it.

A Weber kettle is basically an open canvas. Frightening at first, but liberating once you understand a few basic things, yes? I'd love to have a huge Summit gasser with knobs that light up or maybe whatever the heck a huge $1500 charcoal grill might be, but honestly I don't know that I'd understand what they do. This is basically the opposite of what a typical gas grill user experiences, probably.

[charred]

$1500 on a charcoal grill? Even a Ranch only costs $1200.