Weber Chimney Starter VS Pit Boss Chimney Starter, Char Griller and Kingsford Chimney Starter
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Johnny - great idea and my eyes were glued to the screen the whole way through. You provided some very important aspects to consider when buying my next chimney! Thanks Johnny!
Thanks Marky.
Great vid Johnny. I had just assumed they would be the same thing with different labels but I can clearly see the differences now! Thanks
Oh no, they are not all the same. I hoe the information was useful.
Hey Johnny thanks so much for recommending this video. You did an excellent comparison. I think the thickness of the sheet metal and less moving parts are the most important factors. My mind is now made up for the Weber. Thanks again and take care bud!
Thanks Rob. I appreciate. you coming by! Take care.
Thanks for the detailed review. I think most people would have stopped at the physical hardware review but you went on to light them up and that is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Very good review ..... I wish others I watch for reviews on various things were as professional and detailed as you.
Wow! Thank you.
This is a great video. I often wondered if one would start faster than another. Well done.
Thanks a lot. This vide was a lot of fun to make. I really was surprised too. I am woking on my next video, which is a comparison of 4 well know brands of charcoal... I hope to have it out Friday. Thanks for watching.
Fascinating comparison Johnny, I’ve always used webers. Mine holds 93 briquettes which I do use full sometimes. The wire baskets fairly decent at holding used small pieces, couldn’t tell if that would be an issue with some of the other ones. Great job Johnny!
Thanks Pickles!!!
Thanks for the review I've been using Weber Chimneys for years now, and I love the channel name
Hey Daniel. Thanks for coming by. Same here! Take care and thanks for the compliment.
It's Sunday afternoon and I went to Lowe's because they had a sale on Kingsford original charcoal, 2- 20 lbs for $16.98; 40 lbs for 17 bucks is a pretty good price, but I'm glad I caught your video first because while there I also bought the Weber Chimney starter that you shown for 19 bucks. They also had the Kingsford one also and was 8 dollars cheaper, but it was a lot smaller, so I bought the Weber but I won't be barbecuing until next Sunday but because of this video I'm confident that I made the right choice. Thanks
Awesome. Hey, I love your channel name. What is your name? ... so I know what to call you next time! Take care, and I am glad I was able to help.
great job on the video. I'm looking at all of these to see which one fits my use.
Thanks, I hope you find the right one for yourself!
Nicely done, Sir! Scientific and thorough comparison. Thank you.
Thanks!
I've only used the Weber ones, full size and half sized ones (for 14" and 18" grills and WSM) and love them. When I've had the big one at 3/4 full or more, that second wire handle really comes in handy for stability and pour aim, I think it's a great feature and I've never needed a glove for it. Even with the main handles I don't always have a glove on, I've just never known them to be too hot? I think I often pour at the 12-15 mark, not as long s you went. Great overview!
The handles on the Weber do stay cool enough to... handle. LOL thanks for watching!
This a was huge help in helping me find a chimney starter! Thank you for making this video!
Glad I can help!
nice this video is exactly what I was looking for. thanks for taking the time to make this and for designing an experiment that fairly compares the different options available!
Glad I could help.
Great video. I bought a Weber before I saw your video and I know now for sure that I made the right decision. Thanks
Hey ROD. The weber is a great chimney!... I have 5 of them LOL! Take care.
Great video, after watching it switched from TH-cam to Amazon. Thanks Johnny!!!
Thanks! I really appreciate that. Take care.
THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO SHOW US , GOOD INFORMATION
Thank you for watching!
Hi Johnny, thanks for the vids. Chris in the uk here. I used a cheap one, and the bottom plate rivets burnt through. I fixed it by using M5 nuts and bolts. However, after using the brother I law's weber starter I purchased one of those and also a half size one for my weber go anywhere. They are far superior.
Hello Chris. I agree, the Weber is the firestarter to get.
Thanks for doing this! I got information of things I wouldn’t of even thought of. Your awesome brother
Thank you C Los! I hope it helps.
Been using Weber version for years. You’ve shown me that I should stick with it😀
Hello Vernon. Indeed!
Excellent, informative, well organized. Thanks for saving me time and money.
Hello Louis. Thank you for watching.
Nice comparison Johnny! I like the concept of the drop away basket. I'm not sure if that would be a pain or not in the long run. It's nice for barrel cookers that are tight quarters though! Being able to start earlier is a big deal too!
Thanks for coming by and watching! This video was a lot of fun to put together.
Fantastic video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Awesome! I am glad I could help!
Very useful video! Lowe's sells both the Kingsford and Weber... didn't know which to get tomorrow, but now I know the extra $5 for for the Weber is definitely worth it.
Awesome. The Weber chimney is a great product.
I'm switching to the Weber. Not happy with how the Kingsford performs. Just from my experience. The Weber looks like it burns better and hotter.
@@burningkarmacan you modify old ona like weber? Drill more holes?
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I never leave comments. However I deemed it necessary to make a exception this time. This video was sooooo very helpful & I'm actually grateful you took the time to make it... Had you not done so, I would have definately would have made the wrong purchase. THANKS AGAIN... :)
Hello Tia! Hey thanks for leaving a comment and welcome to my channel. I have a few videos like this just to try to help people save money or give them the right information for purchases. Take care and hopefully I see you again!
i really want to thank you for taking your time and making these videos . this was very helpful to me .
You are welcome.
I have both a Weber and a cheap expert grill brand from Walmart chimney. The expert grill is noticable smaller, and it takes noticably longer for the coals to get ashed over on top. Even a full Weber with more coals in it gets going faster than the smaller cheap one. Now I just need a Weber kettle master touch to go with it and I can scrap my cheap off brand grill.
Check Facebook Marketplace… usually in the winter… they go for pretty cheap.
Wow I have the same set up , the Weber Rapid Chimney and the Walmart Expert grill chimney. And I've got a Sam's Club Members Mark kettle grill with a 22.5 " cast iron cooking grate. When my cast iron cooking grate got damaged, I replaced it with a Heavy Duty and I mean Heavy Duty .25 " stainless steel wire cooking grate , love it. I got the SS wire cooking grate off of Amazon for about $70 .
Thanks for an informative detailed comparison! I'll get the Weber!👍🏻
Great choice Brian. Thanks for watching!
I've used the Weber for 10 years now and it's still going strong. That extra handle does require a glove but really helps with pouring the charcoal. Very good comparison!
The Weber is versatile and dependable!
Yeah, you could always play with a little tinfoil to deflect more of the heat away, but with Gloves you don't have to worry about the wind blowing the wrong way. lol, just stick with using gloves like you have been. ✌
Thank you! Getting a Weber. Very useful!!!
Heck yeah.
Great comparison. Thanks Johnny
Thanks!
Terrific video! Definitely I'll get the Weber.
Thank you! The Weber is a good one!
I don't use one of those because I have a pellet grill, but great comparison. I learned more about those in this video than I ever knew I needed to know.
Time to get a charcoal grill... all the cool guys use charcoal.
@@Viewtoagrill I'd like to get a stick burner...maybe someday
Informative video. Only thing I can add is I always use welding gloves when handling a chimney. The can be found pretty cheap and easier to use than hot pad or towel.
Great point. Yeah I actually have a set of welding gloves and blame laziness for not using them.
Nice review, exactly what I was looking for. I'd be curious how many each can hold. If the Weber designed a bottom dump it would be a dream come true!
Thanks for watching. I did not count the number of coals each could hold... and I have since given theses away to friends. Take care.
Excellent comparison! Love it
Hello Rod. Thanks!
Well done. great comparison.. Good clean video, thank you.
Thanks Randy, I hope you enjoy my channel.
I'm new to charcoal grilling (have a Weber gas grill). Haven't bought a charcoal grill yet, leaning towards the Weber Performer (I watched your video on it), I like your videos & find them very informative. Thanks much. Subscribed! 🍔😋
The Weber Performer with the table is the right way to go. It may not seem like it but having the table will make the grilling experience a lot better…. And more fun.
Thanks forbthe viseo very informative. I'm faily new to grilling which I love by the way. I mever thought there was such a difference in which chimney to use. Just bought my first, which I'm going to use for the first time. We'll see how it goes.
Glad it was helpful! Good luck with your new BBQ grill!
Thanks for the comparison. Saves us all time and effort!
Thanks Tom. This was the first video I shot trying to take my BBQ/Grilling Chanel a different direction... more how to product base use kinda thing. I had fun making this one. Take care Tom.
@@Viewtoagrill New subscriber.
Thank you!
I have the Weber, have enjoyed it for over 20 years still doing what I love. I always use gloves when dumping the briquettes.
Hey Thomas. I’m bad about not using gloves.
@@Viewtoagrill Be careful a burn with that heat is very painful.
Was looking to finally getting a chimney. I was looking at Weber and glad this confirms on the brand. I’m still between the bigger one or a smaller Weber. The quick release seems nice but for some reason I think it would be sturdier if it’s just pour
Hello Mathew. The quick release is actually kind of dangerous. If you accidentally pull the trigger to soon... hot coals on Will spill out.
Awesome video Johnny thank you for this comparison. I have a suggestion, If you can find the charcoal chimney from Prol Q give it a try. I have mine for seven years now And it still running good, it is very well-built
Thanks! I’ll keep an eye out for it.
One of the most reviewed BBQ products.
Your video is one of the only ones that discuss the additional bonus? flappy metal wire handle on the webber.
Thank You
I think everyone is so used to seeing it but no one knows what it is.
Thanks for watching.
I took the extra wire handle completely off my Weber Chimney. Great video Johnny!
That thing does get in the way sometimes. Take care!
I use the wire handle to hang my Weber Chimney on a nail up and out of my way, works great.
Hombre.....you make some damn good informative videos!!! I've subscribed..
Thanks, I really appreciate that because I try.... and this is an old video.. hopefully you think my newer videos are much better. Take care!
This is really a well thought out review.
Thank you Max. This video was my first real attempt of making a new kind of video for my channel. Up until this point I was just filming whatever I happened to be cooking or doing on and around the grill. Many thanks. Take care.
Back in my Scouting days, we made these out of #10 cans (or old coffee cans) that were past using as billies...they either got painted red for fire water buckets or turned into chimney starters. With a drill, wire snips and 4 gage steel wire, you were good to go. The commercial ones are much nicer but don't like spending a lot on these, since they are fairly disposable.
Hey Mike! When I was a kid my dad would pour lighter fluid on the coals... he doesn't any more LOL.. That is a great memory to have. Does coffee still come in can?...hmm... the coffee my wife buys for me is in a bag. Take care Mike and welcome to my channel. Be safe.
Great reviews, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching Nina.
Great comparison!
Thanks you so much.
Great vid. My 2 cents worth considering I was taught that it takes 2 beers to get the grill hot enough I would worry a lot about the bottom release mechanism . So guess I’ll have to go for the weber. Cheers Johnny 👍 .from New Zealand.
Hello Peter. I got rid of the one that releases from the bottom. Take care and 🥂 back at you!
Johnny I liked this. I'm simply a Webber guy. That's the only chimney started I have purchased. I've had several standard chimneys and one of their short ones ( very nice when you don't need a full chimney like starting my IVS. My only complaint with Webber on their chimneys is they wear out to fast. Anyway what I find amusing to me about chimney starters is how many folks still don't know about them. I believe I have mentioned before my Grandfather started teaching me how to grill when I was about 5 years old so that would be about 57 years ago. The reason I mention this is because my grandfather showed me how to light the charcoal ( it was Kingsford) using a chimney starter. Except no one was manufacturing chimney starters back then. He would just use a big #10 sized coffee can. No handle, just a pair of offset channlock pliers ( I always keep a pair in my bbq tools bucket as necessary equipment) He'd just cut a second hole in the other end. Then he would insert a electric heating element you can still get to start the brickets. Pull it out in about 8 minutes, let it finish and that was that. You have no idea how many folks I have taught how to use a coffee can to light for a chimney starter when visiting them at their bbq. For lighting I just bunch up some newspaper, pour the charcoal on top. Light the newspaper by tilting the can enough to light the newspaper and set it back upright. It actually works pretty darned well. Anyway I apologize for the trip into the "way back machine ". Have a great day, if you see this today see you to night on Dashes live. 🌤🔥👍🍻
Hey Victor. It is so awesome that you have these memories of you and your grandfather. My dad taught me how to BBQ on an offset… I never knew Weber kettles existed when I was a kid. My dad was a boilermaker and built offsets for friends and family… he made the offset in my backyard. When we lit the pit is was with a blow torch hooked up to an oxygen and acetylene tanks. Thanks for watching Victor!
@@Viewtoagrill and thanks for sharing your story about your father and the offsets. There's some stories I'd like to hear more about. Dash should be live in just a couple of minutes, see you there.
Awesome content, very helpful. I’m subscribed!!!
Hello Matteo. Thanks for the sub!
Great Comparison! Thank You.
Thanks for watching Orlando!
I love Weber’s own chimney starter purely because of that additional handle thing for your other hand!
That secondary handle is awesome.
I love my weber. Would like to see them come out with a quick release for the coals
Hey Joe. That quick release scares me.
excellent comparison, good job
Thanks Martin. I enjoyed doing this video. Take care!
Thanks good review 😃
Thanks!
Hi Johnny! What a very cool video and thank you for being so thorough! It just so happens that I am looking for a Weber Chimney Starter right now. Of course there are TWO different Weber Starters that makes the decision more difficult: the Weber That why I am reaching out for your opinion! I hope you'll help me. So the two Weber starters are Model # 7416 and the other is Model 7429. The latter is about $12.00 more to purchase and I have no clue why. I am using a Weber Master Touch grill here and yeah putting this new baby together right now. Hope to hear from you soon Johnny.
The 7416 is the one I used in the video. The 7416 is also the one sold on the Weber website. I have seen the 7429 on Amazon but I don’t know what the difference is.
Lump charcoal will come up to temp MUCH faster than briquettes if you need a quick fire. Start it up with one Weber cube, hit it with an old hair dryer, and you can have a raging fire in 6 or 7 minutes. This is what I tell guys who use gas grills who complain charcoal takes too long. Yeah, standard briquettes with standard starting methods do take too long.
yep, that is a great way to get the starter going a LOT faster. Thanks for sharing that.
Exactly what i was looking for! My weber got crushed and the basket wont stay in. Was looking to replace and if worth spending more on a better one. Looks like ill fix the Weber or get another Weber. I think the basket design is key.
Glad to help!
Great video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it Tom! Take care.
Great Video. Thank you
Thanks Joey! I love it when folks say my old videos were good! Thank you.
I'll get the Weber. Ticks all the boxes for me. Those quick release features, I don't know, I imagine a bad mistake on a cloudy day and all the charcoal on my feet. And for what? Not turning it over? Not worth the risk.
By the way, I've been watching a few of your videos and you've won yourself a new subscriber. I appreciate your work.
Hello Rafa. Thanks. I appreciate that.
You just convinced me to get Weber
Definitely the way to go.
Not all heroes wear capes Johnny. Some wear bbq aprons and gloves!
Thank you for the awesome video!
LOL!! Thanks Buford! East bound and down!
Nice comparison, I have the char griller and I don't like the quick release handle, the little trap door falls out all the time and it's a b1tch to get back in sometimes. Great video keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching. You know I was thinking that if that trap door falls out the hot coals would end up on your legs... has that ever happened, or come close?
@@Viewtoagrill no it always falls out when you pull the trigger but by then you have it over the grill
awesome comparison man, I like the fastest option with a pour style that quick release looks scary
There is a comment in here from someone that has a quick release... the little door keeps falling out on him!
I love the quick release on my char griller chimney. I set mine right on the cooking grate of my akorn grill when lighting and pre-heating. When charcoal is ready it drops right through removable center grate. No tipping or carrying of a chimney anywhere.
@@cjangula77 , thanks didn't think of it like that
Great Point Chris!
Very helpful thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Great video!!
Thanks. I love it when I get good comments on my older videos!
I use the Oklahoma joes one. Really like it. Holds a lot
I have seen the Oklahoma Joe... but this test was getting pretty expensive... so I stopped at 4!... I hear that it is a good one.
View to a grill I hear ya. Nice video nonetheless.
I love the debate. The Chimney Boys love them all!
Chimney Boys!!! LOL a different kind of chimney... Thanks guys!
Excellent presentation
Thanks a lot Nancy.
Fixing to purchase one. Hope you grilled something after making video so all that charcoal didn’t go to waste. Thanks
That was a lot of charcoal. I shut the vents down to kill the fire and I reused the charcoal over my next few cooks. Take care!
Damn great video very informative!!!! I was going to buy a char grill starter but this video has me thinking for real the Weber was just a lil better in my opinion and I didn't like the wire that hung off it so I mite still buy the chars grill
Hello. The Weber is a little better. Honestly I never use the wire(secondary handle)… except to hang it sometimes for storage.
this is wonderful and amazing
this is very informative as well
thanks for sharing this
i wanna see more of this
so please stay in touch with me
have fun and God bless
I really appreciate you watching.
For me the pit boss has been the best compromise. I have the weber and the kingsford as well. To be fair I've never personally owned the char griller in this video. But really, they all do the job. It doesn't really matter lol
Yes, they all work in the end. I will say that the pit boss uses the thickest material and is really solid.
kingsford is very bad, which no wonder I having a kingsford chimney and hard time to burn, now you showed video was perfect, thanks.
You’re welcome. ☺️
I have a Weber but think I preferred the slower starting ones. With those I could light the chimney, then prepare the food, cut vegetables, etc. and the charcoal would be ready about the time I was ready to cook. With the Weber I have to prepare the food first, then light the charcoal so it actually wastes 10 or 15 minutes. The quick release chimneys looks like they could be a disaster waiting to happen.
I got rid of the quick release one immediately.
Not surprising at all. lol Great experiment though my man. Thanks for sharing your results!
This video was a lot of fun. Thanks for watching Dawg!
I like the char-grilled with the dump door.
That one worries me.
The Weber is the best because of the rack style bottom which allows way more flame to hit the charcoal.
Yep!
Great informative video 👍
Awesome! Glad to help.
Bought the kingsford charcoal chimney for 11.99 at Lowe’s. They also sell a Weber for 19.99. Trust me and go for the Weber. I ended up getting the Weber. The kingsford does ok, but you’ll be much happier with the Weber
Yes.. just go get the weber. I have given the Kingsford and the Char griller away since I made the video. Take care.
Excellent Review. I have both the Weber Rapid Chimney and the Walmart Expert Grill Chimney and the Weber is faster lighting and far Superior to the Expert grill and holds more charcoal. I use 1 Royal Oak Tumbleweed under my Weber Chimney to get it started, usually takes about 15 minutes. Great Review and i would love to see you do a video of different cooking grates for the Weber Kettle grill if you have not done so already, I replaced my Members Mark 22.5 "kettle cooking grate with a .25" Heavy Duty Stainless Steel cooking grate from Amazon and love it.
Thanks for watching! I have a video where I compare 3 cooking grates.
@@Viewtoagrill....,.Update....the top handle rivet came loose on my Weber Rapid Chimney Starter. I tapped it out with a hammer and replaced it with a short 1/4 " bolt and nut....still works great.
After 12 years i finally had to retire my Weber chimney starter, i replaced rivets with bolts and there were holes forming all over, so today i purchased the Char Griller chimney partial because the Weber was out of stock but the Char griller was the first bottom dump ive seen that has a similar capacity for coals and i always wanted to try a bottom dump, one reason was i sometimes would get a sting from the embers flying up when i dumped it wheras the heat shield on the Char Griller seemed to block it when i released the coals, time will tell if it lasts as long as my old Weber did.
Wow... You got a lot of use out of that chimney starter!
@@Viewtoagrill got 12 years on my kettle too and as much as I want to try a different grill (pk, Weber Kamado, camp chef woodwind) I can't bring myself to buy either because my Weber is still going strong
I don't like the bottom dump, since I use two baskets, it dumps all in one spot with no control! Good show thanks!
Hello Frank. The bottom dump was not for me either. Take care.
The Weber is right around $30 now so I was wondering if there was really any difference between theirs and others and whether it'd be worth the money. And wow, the Weber really beats them! I would owe that to the nice big vents on the bottom and the wire basket, since it allows for a great deal of airflow. Thanks so much for this video, I found it to be very useful!
Hello Tim. The weber chimney starter is the best of the bunch. I find that it is worth having the smaller weber chimney starter also, especially since I reuse un-lit charcoal from my last cook. Since there is already used charcoal in my Sow n Sear, the smaller chimney starter is the perfect size to top it off. Take care Tim.
Thanks!
You are welcome!
Gr8 Rvue Jonny i Wana Pitboss now. But i think i will get a stainless steel 10l bucket and drill holes in it for 15d
and it will hold more than the webber and wont rust.
DIY!!! Sounds Awesome. If you do that send me a picture so I can post on my TH-cam community page.
Good one i have 3 kingsford my self like it some more to look at ...........................................................GRILL ON
Thanks for coming by Tim!
Good video bro, greeting from Istanbul
Thank you and welcome to my channel.
Hi Johnny
I use a big and a small Weber starter and some no name !
I love the Weber - but I have the same problem that sometime a charcoal stick in!!! So be careful and take one look more ... or burn the house down 🚒
FRANK!!! where have you been. I check your channel and no new videos. Are you ok?
@@Viewtoagrill
Yes, I'm okay!
I where 3 weeks in the U.S.A / Myrtle Beach, SC and Plainfield, NJ - for vacation!
They evacuated us from Myrtle Beach and I must change all my flights back to Germany and they charge us for everything and now I'm busy to get a little bit of my money back!
And before our vacation I was very busy in my job!
And now I will start with new "BLOCKBUSTERS"!!!
I bought a "gently" used one today. He only used it once for a gathering. The price...$7.00! Im glad its a Weber.
That's a steal! I wish I still have your wind up motor cycle from when I was a kid!
Good job buddy
Hello James! Thanks for coming by. Take care.
I like your bbq grill table
Thank you!
Thanks, I'll be going with pit boss.
Glad I could help. Take care!
Awesome video!😍😍👌👌😋👍👍👏😋👏Have a nice day
Thank you.
the dragon charcoal chim is the best hands down. Full chim ready in 10mins or less
That one looks awesome.
Now that you have a baseline with all those charcoal starter chimneys you should do the Oklahoma Joe's half-time charcoal starter XL
I need to pick one of those up. I hear a lot of good things about it.
@@Viewtoagrill I have one and it works nicely. Kinda overkill for me tho since I have a thing for smaller grills