What is the BEST Portable WEBER Charcoal Grill??
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- You really cannot go wrong with any of the Weber portable charcoal grills. The Weber Go Anywhere has the smallest footprint and is one of the most versatile grills I have ever used. The Weber Smokey Joe is an awesome grill and can easily be converted to a bullet smoker. I have not had much time with the Jumbo Joe but it looks like you can fit at least 1 rack of ribs on it.
To pick one of these you need to decide which is most important to you - compact size or the amount of food you can cook at one time.
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Smokey Joe Videos
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Jumbo Joe Videos
Well only this one so far.
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I have owned a Weber go anywhere for 15years, still my personal favourite. Extremely versatile and there is nothing you can’t do on it. All the Weber’s are great as I have 3, but for something you can put in the boot for picnics or whatever, it’s perfect.
I completely agree Jason! ....i have 7 and 2 wsms.... I'm a bit obsessed with cooking outside lol
I have a 14" Weber Silver, a little guy, round, and the Go-Anywhere. I find the round one works best on the deck for the two of us, good on charcoal, cool so sits on a patio table, perfect for meat + veggie like zucchini. But! The Go-Anywhere is very well named, I take it camping all the time and love the size, does a full meal or appies for the crew very well and folds up so nicely and goes away with the camp gear. I hacksawed the cooking grill in half so it fits down low on the charcoal grill when turned sideways, that way all the tools go inside. the round one does not travel well, bulky and comes open on bumpy roads. they both cook real well.
completely agree Tom! I take my wga camping and tailgating! Its a little work horse. I have yet to do any mods on it thought. Thanks!!
I own the Smokey Joe and have used the Jumbo Joe. I like the Jumbo Joe better because the temp doesn't vary as much when you take the lid off.
Thats a great observation, Jeff. I scored the jj new in box for 20 on facebook. I really like how small the wga folds up for camping or tailgating. Throw some grill grates on and you have one mean searing machine (since the coals are so close to the grates) - if you ever have a chance to snag one I'd recommend it.
Bought my 2nd Weber Smoky Joe BBQ. 1st BBQ was back in 1997. This Weber replaced original Smoky Joe purchased so many year's ago. Perfect for 1-3 hungry folks. You will save on Charcoal because the BBQ is not too large, requiring less fuel to cook meats. The original had a wooden handle not plastic, i prefer wood. I dislike plastic in firearms too. This BBQ is great for bringing to parks & campsites. I will not use in campsites community BBQ-s because of health concerns and who wants to clean someone else's mess, i don't, would you ? I doubt it. You can't go wrong with Weber BBQ's. The only real choice is size and portability per your needs. Well Made Presentation 🇺🇸👍
I keep seeing wooden handled joes showing up on facebook marketplace. I actually just picked up a 1981 weber kettle that I plan on restoring with wooden handles. Campsite grills are terrible. thanks Mark!!
Didn't take long before an American brought a firearm into a conversation about BBQ 😐
The best portable charcoal weber grill is the one Nate says it is, that is the confidence i have in you Nate, my friend. I pray you and yours all doing well, ty for this info, have a great day pal
hahaha you have too much faith in me. I do get thing wrongs once in a while LOL
@@WhiteThunderBBQ lol, the you don't have enough faith in yourself, lol, never seen you mess up yet, and if you do , you ain't gonna post it, lol, ie: this viewers is how you burn ribs on the weber charcoal grill, lol....ain't gonna happen pal, talk later
Those are some of the best grills I've owned. Great for teaching my kids.. Awesome video..! Thx
I havent taught much to the kids yet on grilling. Still kind of young - the oldest is turning into a great prep chef though hahaha Thanks Joe!!
Joe's BBQ House Smokey Joe is great!
Frying hot dogs and steaks on a skillet on the grill? might as well cook it on a stove.
yeah ok
I put a small cast iron skillet on the grill to cook breakfast while camping, eggs - sausage then remove skillet then put bread over coals to make toast
I buy most expensive charcoal grill to cook a dollar instant noodles.
The fan in our overhead vent is broken so cooking anything that produces a lot of smoke gets cooked outside.
You are a DumAzz
Awesome comparison Nate and yeah you can’t really go wrong with Weber grills. The go anywhere does look pretty cool.
You got that right!! Thanks brother!!
Your pick was my pick. Was just messing with my Go Anywhere today with the craycort grate and griddle. Now we just need to get you a gabby for the joes
I generally run mine with grill grates one up one down for tailgating.
20 years ago I left my Go Anywhere at a campground in Arkansas. I have Smokey Joe now third one that I've had. I had one before the Go Anywhere, and two since i lost the Go Anywhere. This video make me think i should finally get another. The onions and jalapeños looked awesome.
Thanks Big Lew!! You should def pick one up! Those Jalapenos and onions went into a hot sauce video that I made ages ago. Damn tasty hot sauce for sure!
Thats pretty funny I found my go anywhere grill at a state park in Arkansas.
Patty Lester That is Awesome if it was in the summer of 2001 at Bull Shoals. You’re very welcome!
Hahahahaha no not that long ago I think is was around 2010 I still have it but I have a Smokey Joe a use a lot I got it on clearance for 5 bucks at Walmart no kidding and it's a good grill but I guess someone else got yours. I'm pretty sure they are thankful. I know I was lol what do they say ones trash another's treasure?
Patty Lester mine was just left behind in a rush to break camp. Wasn’t trash. I thought I had a deL on my WSJ it was NIB for 12 bucks.
I need at least one of these! I think I’d pick the Jumbo Joe. Awesome to see all the different things you’ve cooked on each one - that was a Pro move right there. Thanks!!
Pro tip - use old footage for new videos lol thanks so much B!!
Amazing! Great video, thanks!
So glad you liked it! Thanks Karina!
I got rid of my small smokey joe once I tried the jumbo version for better indirect cooking, which I use at home and camping...though I think the go anywhere would be the best for ultra portable
the wga is my tailgating grill for sure. The footprint is just so small. Jumbo is nice because you can smoke a rack of ribs on it!! Thanks!!
I have a GA and it's amazing. Very efficient too, doesn't use much coals to heat it up.
Thanks for the video. I purchased a Go Anywhere based on the detailed video. I used it for the first time on the weekend to grill hotdogs for day at the park with the family. I had a bit of a challenge getting the charcoal briquettes started. I'm going to make a small chimney out of a soup or can of beans. I'll cut off both ends, use some paper towel sprayed with canola oil in the bottom and hopefully that will work (and should also fit under the lid for storage).
Theres a great wga hack video that shows you how to modify one to store everything you want in it. When I bring mine anywhere I just use one of those smaller chimneys. Mines from pit barrel cooker. Thanks James!!!
The issue for me with the jumbo joe (I don't have one) is hot ash dropping to the ash tray below and a decent wind blowing hot ash onto you or your food, or to dry brush near by posing a fire risk
Thats actually a risk with almost any grill that has vents near the coals. Less of a risk with others but is still there.
Nice side by side comparison. I don't own any of these. Small, but cooks just as effective.
Do you have your tow vehicle ready, you would look good throwing a log on bbq freaks shirley, it's kamato Joe eve at our Costco see what kind of mischief we can get into. I received my monster basket from slowhand all I have to do now is assemble. My question is what would Phil do. To Joe or not to Joe, I think I should wait a year before I Joe, and somebody I know wants to auction off his stick burner, so I must make myself more comfortable with the Q. Take good care of that Shirley if u become the new custodian, we have to stop meeting like this.:)
Wait did Phil Get a Shirley fabrications?
@@WhiteThunderBBQ
No, not sure what John was talking about.
Apparently you are starting a new career in BBQ catering.
Anyway, any of the 18" kettles are nice cooker for a couple.
Your grilling and this music is ascended tier 🌌
Thanks Drew!!!
grilling in the rain & snow 😳
you know it!! Thanks!
Go anywere is king. 😎
True story!!
Hi. What do you think about Go-Anywhere Gas Grill?
Could it be more practical to use in traveling instead Go-Anywhere Charcoal Grill?
Hey vlad! I don't have one but what id recommend getting a used weber q1000 ...I picked up one for cheap on marketplace and is a bit more heavy duty than a wga.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Awesome! Thank you for your answer.
Hey Nate! Loved that Inverted Flame look! Metal On! \m/
Yo Ken! I am hoping this weekend has lots of fire and METAL!!! raise those horns
As it is grilling is totally cool. But grilling in the rain?!!
Totally SAVAGE!
WORD!!! Thanks brother!
Great for grilling some authentic Korean bbq
yeah man!! you got any good recipes for that? I did the short ribs once and that was amazing! Cheers Anh!
i can tell your food is amazing!! such a good video, and i can't even grill lol
but you can learn :-) Just pick up one of these little grills and give it a try Christine! Cheers!
Thanks really valuable. Will share content with my buddies.
Thanks brother!! I hope they like it too!!
This video only made me want to own all three of them. Thanks
hahaha....yeah I have that problem too.....I also picked up a portable propane weber for camping. I just dont like messing around with bringing charcoal and all that gear. opting for the easier way out. Cheers my friend.
My buddy has the go anywhere and loves it, especially because it doesn't take up too much room in his car. I am probably going to get the JJ for myself, we'll see, I am in no rush. What's the point of pan frying a nice steak on the grill? Just use the stove and don't waste the charcoal. It would have looked just as awesome.
RTFO!!! GB
It was gettin an old video....i had smoked it on ther mini wsm then threw a pan on to sear it. Cheers gb!
Loving all the portable weber grills. We in Trinidad &Tobago have order Weber grills online if we want one . Thanks for sharing .
They pretty much last forever! Thanks for watching!
I like them all. Only use the JJ as a mini mainly, even if i did use it to sear something the other day. Th JJ is not sold here anymore so thats another one i am watching on the lists if it turns up used. Have one that i could buy, but it is about 100mi off my regular route driving theough sweden, and adding that to the 7 hours the trip takes is not happening anytime soon. There are 18inch kettls though, so i have been thinking of getting one of them and just cutting the legs down hehe
What did you get for the mini portion.... I'd love to do that build. Thanks Lasse!
White Thunder BBQ dmn meamt SJ of course. But i have seem JJ smoker builds where either a drum has been used as a stacker, or i think it was a 100qt tamalepot - not exactly sure where it was - but most likely on the virtual weber bulletin :)
This was it weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/jumbo-joe-converted-into-mini-smoker-(pic-heavy)/
Ill have to look on there when I have a free moment hahaha
So, the Go Anywhere is the best out of those three if you are paranoid about mitigating fire risk? I mainly cook by myself with Weber-Q on my wooden deck space and would like the option of using charcoal instead.
You might something with an ash bucket for that like a 22" weber?
There's more than the amount of vent holes on which you should judge a grill on like hell the placement of said vent holes
it was a joke. WGA wins because I like it the best.
So... Which one would you recommend then? I was thinking the go anywhere because it seems the easiest to store away... But have read it's too shallow and food burns. What is your take (great video)....
I guess it depends on what you want to cook on it. I love the WGA in its my most used for sure. It also depends on how much you want to cook. If you are interested in Yakitori, the WGA is the way to go. But if you want to do more indirect cooking one of the others is probably better at that. What are you going to be cooking on it?
is $65 a fair price to buy a Weber go anywhere or should I get one used? Seems kind of expensive but I know they last a while
WOW!! They have gone up in price since I bought one. I think I paid 49.99 for mine years ago. If you take care of the wga it will last a very very long time. I always recommend buying used though if you see one available. Several of my webers were used grills. Cheers Rob!
Hi! Thanks for the video. I have a weber go anywhere, is the european model with no side handles (that sucks). I was thinking about buying a smokey joe premium (I think it's called gold in the states) but I read a lot of complaints about the side vents system. Are they so bad? What's the problem with them? It doesn't get hot enought? Have you try to smoke with the Joe? Thanks
Thanks Pedro!! I have never smoked on just the joe itself. I ended up making myself a mini wsm with the joe. I do not know what the problem with these are - I love mine - heres the mini - th-cam.com/video/w9qY4EFWc4A/w-d-xo.html
I own a Kamado Joe Classic and a Weber Spirit natural gas. For a no hassle quick charcoal taste for meat (steaks, burgers chops...) and vegetables 12 months a year, I was thinking of adding this WGA or a Oklahoma Joe's Rambler as another grill option. Your thoughts?
I guess it depends on what you want to use it for. A weber kettle would also work unless you really want a travel grill/table top grill. Thanks Jean!!
My ninja this is the best vid ever... I'm getting the WGA in a minute. But don't you miss a temp gauge on the lid? I think I'll hack one on.
Not sure its really necessary - usually when I cook on the wga, I cook hot and fast so as long as the charcoal is fully lit I'm good.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ I bought a WGA. I was foolish. Definitely no need for a gauge, even with lump charcoal, I can regulate the temperature very easily. Also, I was extra drunk when I made this comment :D
I have a smokey Joe I thing it's amazing
I completely agree Stanley!! Cheers!
Love bbq in the rain.
Sometimes it really works - I hate the 35F rain grilling. Thanks Pai!!!
Me too😍 then again I live in Ireland but it's the best time
I came away from this was what ever you have works use your imagination it's all good your videos are great. Thanks for panning some red. It's kamato Joe eve here, going to the kamato Joe road show at our Costco tommorrow, may the white thunder be with me.
Thanks John!! yeah - any of these grills are great. Let me know if they have the new Joes.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ I was teasing Phil because Bbq Freak is selling his Shirley Fab trl, I will let you know what Costco has there at the show.
gotcha - not sure I know him. does he make videos?
@@WhiteThunderBBQ yes Bbq Freak he just put cooker up for sale yesterday. Check it out, I'm a fan of Shirley Fab but No need for that capacity.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Road show disappointing, only old style 2 with cast iron grate and divider. I asked if anyone took them up on floor model they used to give Joe Jr. The representative says they no longer do that 2 guys were fighting over it. Now you can get 100.00 extension rack. I got there around 12 I believe I seen 2 sold no one got the floor model.
I have the 18" weber grill. Wish i bought the go anywhere grill for its portability.
the Jumbo Joe? That thing is huge and to me really isn't a portable grill for its footprint. Thanks!
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Its a great grill. When I use it I break it down to make it portable. Takes me about 2-3 mins to put it back together.. I just wished i bought the go anywhere. i thought it would have been to small to feed 6-8 people.
I just took the wga camping this passed weekend and cooked like 10 sausages on it at once. Fed 4 adults and 3 children. For things like dogs, burgers, sausages this could feed that many but as far as anything else I wouldnt think it as a workhorse like the jj can be.
Remember that time when you started some charcoal and put it in some grills and cooked food and filmed it -? That was awesome -
A true trailblazer here folks. First person to ever grill on Weber grills.
I sense a bit of sarcasm....
Whats the best for coocking sausages,chicken tenderloins and steak ? Simple little cook ups ?
Any of these will work - really depends what your goal is. the WGA is the most portable. and the jumbo joe has the largest cooking area. SMokey joe is in between.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ what one would you use for the occasional cook up at home ? Or should i just use the kettles i have already as i have the 57cm standard one and 47cm one ?
@@rudvs honestly I use my 22 (57) most of the time. The jumbo joe is an 18 so the same size as 47. If you were looking for a hibachi style grill, I would go with the wga since the grate is so close to the coals and you already have an 18 and a 22in.
Hi, can you tell me how far away the grill grate is supposed to be from the coals? And is there any danger if the food is too close to the burning coals? Thanks!
Which grill are you using? Really depends what you are cooking, something fast - I would cook really close to the coals.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Hi! I haven't bought one yet because every small portable charcoal grill I find on Amazon, like Weber, the negative reviews keep me from buying because of serious defects due to quality control.
But if I find a good small portable charcoal grill like Weber, I'd cookl chicken, souvlaki, corn, veggie kabobs...so it's ok that they're close to the charcoal as long as I turn them over often?
Which would be the best for solo bbq? Weber go anywhere grill or the smokey joe?
I like the WGA better but with the smokey joe you have an option to make a mini wsm....which is an awesome little smoker! Cheers!
I thought this video might say or do something but no it just a guy cooking thanks I had no ideal that you were meant to cook on a barque till now.
I guess it was a good learning experience for you then.
love the background music whats the song
not sure - use one of those apps to find out
Least informative video ever
Does anyone know if it is relevant that the Smokey Joe has the vent holes on the side? will it cook my steaks as good as the Jumbo Joe? (Jumbo Joe has the vent holes at the bottom)
They also make a smokey joe with the vents on the bottom....not sure how much a difference in the pull it gets through the vents. Thanks for watching!
White Thunder BBQ I didn’t know they still make the ones with the vent at the bottom. I will have to look around or maybe it’s not available in the UK where I live at the moment. I have the WGA but have never used it yet. I take it for camping but we always seem to go to places that won’t allow barbecues. I’ll have to try it one day. Great video by the way. Nice comparisons of the Weber’s.
Hi, round 4:08 there appears the aluminium foil in the grill can you explain why ?
Those sausages are a greasy mess, easier to cleanup foil underneath
Thanks Ted!! It also improves the convection properties of the grill. (creates a better draft) Cheers Martin!
Add WEBER to the title and you will get much more interest
Uppercase weber - check
very cool!
Thanks Michael!! Now I need to start getting the propane ones LOL
lol
Dude literally used ALL FOUR SEASONS to make this BBQ VID... 👍
#nooffseason for grilling :-P
Temp gauge for sausage 💪😁
Word - mod away!! Thanks Chester!!
I just rewatched this video. Are those 100 year old eggs or Preserved Duck Eggs you put over a charcoal? @0:39
Roma tomatoes
@@WhiteThunderBBQ 😓😂
Where’s the 37” kettle?!?
Kidding. I don’t even own one. Nice review.
I would love to have one - I wouldnt even know where to put it lol.....that thing is a beast. Thanks!
I have one, but don't cut off my last half inch - the Ranch is 37.5". But not all that portable.
hahaha sometimes that last half an inch really matters.
which one is bigger ?
The jumbo joe is the biggest.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ thanks . just ordered it in amazon..
The "Go Anywhere" propane is no slouch, either.
I dont have one but I bet it works great!
So, why exactly are we grillin' in the rain and snow?
Why wouldn't you?
In snow it's amazing...❤️ But in rain it can be tricky, you have to take care.
Maybe because the guy’s hungry.
@@Icutmetal I still get hungry when it rains/snows LOL
Great
Thanks Jenny!!
Why would you pick a winner based on vent holes?
It was a joke :-) I picked it cuz its my favorite. Thanks for watching Christine!!
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Well that makes a lot more sense! with everyone plugging every wisp of smoke that comes out of their devices, more holes was a surprise!
Thank you for making videos for me to watch!
You're very welcome Christine ;-)
I am now starving
Sorry not sorry. Thanks for watching Lucas!
:) thank you for the video comparison.
I have a few questions.
Background/ Usecases:
- I'm a single person and don't eat a lot.
- I rarely entertain, but when I do grill+entertain, I'd be feeding 3 people including me.
- I like to grill once or twice a year.
- I go camping once a year, and wonder if a grill is too bulky or convenient to travel with.
I'm currently leaning towards the go anywhere. But are there any other brands or models you recommend or have used?
Based on my limited use, does it make sense for me to buy or should I continue to use my community/local club house/hoa grill?
I have taken my wga camping and fed 4 adults plus 2 kids. It has the smallest footprint and the easiest one to pack. Usecases.....are you a programmer or something LOL
@@WhiteThunderBBQ haha. I didn't even realize what I was saying 😂. Yes I'm a programmer. I guess it's taken over my life.
Thank you for your advice and experience😊. I love grilled food, and really really want to buy something small and portable - but I dislike buying something and later finding it doesn't meet my needs or there was something better out there.
Your video has really helped me and I'm impressed with your responsiveness. Thank you again.❤️
Also, a follow-up question. Do you recommend getting cast iron grill grates?
I've seen some people online recommending them over the stainless steel grates.
The ones mentioned online were Craycort cast iron grates (2 grates for ease of lifting to get to the coals underneath)
Do you think this makes sense to purchase? have you ever found having a single piece for the grate inconvent? Or is cast iron too much/unneeded for a beginner? I plan on keeping whatever I buy for as long as it will last.
Edit:
(I had a comment asking about affiliate links, but I found yours in the video description, so I deleted it)
@@hv9988 what do you code in? Craycort grates are really nice. I think for just using them a few times a year they may rust. Its a very good company though. Rolfe is a really nice guy. Another option is grillgrates... another great company and owner. They are extruded aluminum grates. Highly recommend both.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Java spring for work :) I do API development + some db stuff. But I prefer backend development.
But for fun : Python and Java are my languages of choice. (depending on what I'm doing)
Do you code at all?
And thanks. I'll put off the grates for now. I'll buy them if I start grilling more often or just decide to invest or splurge on them for Christmas, for now Ill just look into both companies' products and see which one I'd want when I'm ready :)
Why didn't he grill hot dogs on the grill?
yeah....why didnt he?
Hands down the BEST one is the Weber.
True story Jody!
Al minuto 3 cosa sono quel cibo tondo verde?
Tomatillo
@@WhiteThunderBBQ grazie
SJ is good for fishes JJ is good for steaks.
One way to look at it
Bro how long did you do the short ribs for
Maybe about 7 hours? I really do not remember. I know I have a whole separate video on that cook though. Cheers Joe!
Question not answered!
They were in my mind!
GA ALL DAY LONG
No argument from me there.
You had me at hot dogs
Nothing like a good weiner
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Smokey Joe is a great grill!
@@WhiteThunderBBQ Exactly 👍
muy loquito
Im crazy!
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What was this video about
Grills?
esta loquito
very crazy!
Thanks for the video.
All WEBER Grills are POORLY designed...............
I disagree....but what are the grills that you recommend and why are they superior to Webers? Just curious.
Munchchi8 - Really? I am looking at different bbqs. - what makes you say that? Weber’s seem to have a good design but their new Smokey Joe seems a little different in ventilation. I have an old Smokey Joe and love it but on last legs due to rust - 19 years old. Just wondering if you have comparisons. Thanks.
You might want to get a jumbo joe....so much more real estate for cooking.
@@WhiteThunderBBQ The only Weber Grill I would consider buying is the Go Anywhere Grill but it is still poorly designed.
Weber put the bottom holes on the wrong side. It should be at the short side to create a draft. If they redesign it this way plus have stainless steel for the both grates, I would definitely buy one. They should change all their handles to wood too.
@@carologiwan501 I have a Smokey Joe. I hate it. It completely unsafe.
The top grate always fall inwards when I am reloading charcoal. I have lost many food items into the charcoal when it flips adding new charcoal. They should have put a hook to hold the gates. It is very obvious that the designer is not a cook or never used the grill for cooking.
Poorly done video. Yes... each grill can cook food.... gee, thank you.
maybe you should make a video on it then....what would be your qualifications of a good grill?
Didn't anyone teach you to NOT turn the food constantly? Geeez leave it alone already!
hmmmm - you must be high
Hate my jumbo Joe temp will be at 500, put 2 steaks on and it drops to 250. What am I doing wrong?
Not sure?? How are you taking the grill temp?