Cost ($1500+?) Drip Pan? Wood pellet based flare up control ? 1250 degrees ?
If some solid reviews come out over the next few months, Id consider taking out a small loan to try this out.
by eviltwinclash
3 Comments
MooseKnuckleds
Camp Chef tried this with their Apex a few years ago and the discontinued it after maybe a year.
Edit: oh nvm, this is a 100% pellet grill.. I wonder how they acheive even heat distribution at high temp
Opposite_Activity976
If what they say is true it might be the excuse I need to dump my propane grill and pitboss.
JA-Brooks
Is this there answer to compete against the Weber Searwood 600XL? I’ll be honest, I was always team Recteq but that Weber has me second guessing when I go to upgrade.
If this performs as they state then I make look to get this new X Fire!
3 Comments
Camp Chef tried this with their Apex a few years ago and the discontinued it after maybe a year.
Edit: oh nvm, this is a 100% pellet grill.. I wonder how they acheive even heat distribution at high temp
If what they say is true it might be the excuse I need to dump my propane grill and pitboss.
Is this there answer to compete against the Weber Searwood 600XL? I’ll be honest, I was always team Recteq but that Weber has me second guessing when I go to upgrade.
If this performs as they state then I make look to get this new X Fire!