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GreenDrake · 11-08-2012, 05:58 AM

I would lump (if you can excuse the pun) the BGE, KJ and Primo in the same category, the others in a level lower. I am a KJ owner for the last four years and could not be happier with mine. That being said, the top three are all going to cook the same, it's a matter of personal preference and a few minor physical differences. I really like the finished hardwood quality of my KJ and the durability of the gasket. I have cooked on mine at home and in competition, as well as hauled it out camping, it holds up, no issues whatsoever. Price point being key, you save a couple hundred bucks versus comparably equipped BGE or Primo. Ceramics of the top three are something I feel everyone should own just for the fun factor. I can't bash any of them, they are all outstanding cookers. Just speaking from personal experience I would never get rid of mine.

11-08-2012, 05:58 AM	#3
GreenDrake is One Chatty Farker Join Date: 06-21-10 Location: Right over there	I would lump (if you can excuse the pun) the BGE, KJ and Primo in the same category, the others in a level lower. I am a KJ owner for the last four years and could not be happier with mine. That being said, the top three are all going to cook the same, it's a matter of personal preference and a few minor physical differences. I really like the finished hardwood quality of my KJ and the durability of the gasket. I have cooked on mine at home and in competition, as well as hauled it out camping, it holds up, no issues whatsoever. Price point being key, you save a couple hundred bucks versus comparably equipped BGE or Primo. Ceramics of the top three are something I feel everyone should own just for the fun factor. I can't bash any of them, they are all outstanding cookers. Just speaking from personal experience I would never get rid of mine.