Best all around grill/smoker

[tish]

Armed with a BigSteelKeg :first:I will do anything you can do, but better and more, and I'll do things you just cannot even think about with a weber.:cop:

Somebody's gotta represent the egg heads around here right. I'm positive I could load up my egg with lump, get her to 225*, go on vacation for a day and come home to a grill still running 225* and not have the house burned down. In the winter no less. Not to mention having enough lump left to do a pizza or 2 at 600*. Try that in a kettle or WSM. I'm not knocking the others, i'm actually looking to pick up a kettle, i'm just sayin'. The biggest drawback to my egg is portability, I never want to move that farker again.

Everybody here is gonna pick their own cooker as the best overall. Of course! If they didn't think theirs was the best, they'd have never picked it in the first place. But that's why I've got to agree with Bucc. Here's why you need a Keg. Roll it around on wheels, slip it into the hitch on the back of your vehicle, and go anywhere you want. It does all the things the Egg can do, and moving it's a breeze, too. Loooove my Keg! :becky:

 

[cholloway]

All of mine are contenders in their own right.
If they weren't, I wouldn't have 'em.

 

[NorthwestBBQ]

Buy a Southern Pride.

 

[Mister Bob]

I've got a variety of smokers, and each has its strong and weak points. I've always liked my 26.75" Weber for it's versatility, durability, transport-ability, and capacity. Now that I have the Smoke-EZ conversion kit, I LOVE it! It is certainly one of the most versatile cooking machines out there.

 

[FireChief]

Hard to define "best". I paid big bucks (but still great value) for my 24" X 48" Horizon Smoker/Grill...then I see this.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129038

Sheesh !!