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Portable grills fit into today's very mobile lifestyle. Experienced RVers know how to set up their portable grill and get the steaks and hot dogs cooking in minutes. Campers can set up and break down their grills and enjoy hearty meals quickly and efficiently. If you don't go much of anywhere, a portable grill can be stored when it's not in use so you don't have to take up valuable patio or yard space, in small living quarters. Perhaps you have small children and want it safely away from small hands that might get into trouble. In any event, there is a wide selection of portable gas grills and portable charcoal grills to fit every barbecue need. All major barbecue brands - Weber, Coleman, Char-Broil - have a great selection of portable grills.

Take a look at how this portable grill is designed. Doesn't it just look like it's begging to be brought somewhere? At only 24 pounds, the O-Grill 3000 Portable Gas Grill is truly a portable grill. This portable gas grill has 225 square inches of cooking surface and a 9450 BTU circular burner to heat it. Auto-ignition makes it easy to start. It is ergonomically designed to be carried easily. Its compact design stores as easily as it's carried.

The Weber Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill is a very easy portable grill to start with its push-button ignition system. Even though it's a portable grill, you'll be able to easily fit 4 medium steaks on it. It uses a patented "Flavorizer Bar" that distributes heat evenly ensuring that your food is cooked to perfection each time.

It easy to bring places because you can lock the lid and pivoting legs in place and it weighs a meager 14.5 pounds. So you can just pick it up in one hand and carry it from say the car to the beach in one hand. And if you get to the beach and it's a windy day, you can even use the lid as a wind break. There's a special place on the side that you can attach it to!

Clean up is easy with a triple nickel coated steel grate.

When you need to be on the move and want a cheap portable grill, the Coleman 9940-A55 Roadtrip Party Grill might be just the one for you. And at 4 pounds, it really is light and portable. It measures a small 12.8 inches in diameter and is 11.5 inches tall. And clean-up is super easy. Because everything - except for the valve/burner assembly and lid - is diswasher safe. It has 8000 BTU burners and a InstaStart push button ignition so you don't have to fool around with matches. It's clean because it uses propane.

When you're done and you want to break camp or close up the party, the legs detach and go inside the grill for easy carrying.

On your way to the beach or the park, bring the HotSpot Notebook Portable Charcoal Grill and you'll be cooking your burgers and hotdogs quickly and easily. First of all getting there. This portable charcoal grill folds up and is only 1-inch thick. Then in seconds you can unfold it to its maximum height of about 14 inches. It also has built-in handles for easy carrying.

If you're into serious tailgating parties, take a look at the Freedom Grill FG-50 Hitchmount Portable Propane BBQ Grill. It attaches to your rear bumper and has a swivel turner for convenience. It's also easy to take it off your car and take it over to a picnic table. You'll cook with a 16,000 BTU stainless steel burner. The cooking space totals 352 square inches. It does weigh about 45 pounds and measures 31 inches x 25 inches x 20 inches.

With its large cooking surface of 173 square inches the Tool Box Grill 123000.00 Pro Portable Charcoal Grill is a winner. It is indeed a portable charcoal grill designed to look lke a tool box. It's a tough worke with porcelain-coated, high-heat compoents and a ventilated charcoal basket. Not to mention 20-gauge steel construction, built-in heat shield and heat-resistant paint. It weighs in at 19 pounds and measures 20 inches x 10 inches x 13 inches.