5 ★ 44 reviews (64%) have given this product a 5 star rating. This three burner grill has a spacious grilling area and convenient side tables for placing serving trays, and tool hooks for hanging your tongs and spatula. With the powerful GS4 grilling system and iGrill capability, you’re already set up for BBQ success. If you’re in the market weber spirit 2 for a simple, but not too simple, gas grill, this is an excellent choice. Lid thermometers are basically useless, so be sure to have a digital thermometer ready, such as the iGrill3 from weber themselves. You might also want to check out the iGrill3 thermometer system; there’s a mounting space custom-made for it on the right shelf.
The lid is also specially designed to keep smoke away from your face while you grill. The side-mounted propane tank, gas meter, sturdy side tables, and cooking grates are also a perfect fit and very aesthetically pleasing, as well as being easy to put together. The Spirit II grills have most of the features, like the GS4 system, of their Genesis II counterparts for 30-40% less, with the same 10 warranty. I’ve heard how the Genesis is built like a tank, and it is. But the spirit II is no slouch, and holds its own in every discernable way. Yes the burners are less btu’s than on the Genesis, but it is also smaller, with lest bulk, and the closed bottom design of the cook box helps the Spirit II retain heat.
This grill is a bit smaller than several of the Genesis grills, but it still has plenty room. You get 450 square inches of cooking space when you account for the warming rack and the main cooking surface. The Spirit II line is Weber‘s entry-level range of gas grills designed for people who prioritize value for money over extra features. The Weber Spirit is enhanced by its four wheels for easy movement, whereas the Weber Spirit II has two wheels contributing towards difficult mobility. In both grill series, there are front-mounted knobs for each burner, promoting its easy use. They contain an accurate thermometer used in monitoring heat.
That is what happens when you go public for most companies decisions have to be made if something is not selling or producing the required amount of profit you discontinue it. Private companies obviously have more latitude as nobody can drill down into the product mix and how much profit that product mix produces because they don’t need to disclose that. They may decide for example that they are okay with an entry level grill any grill which produces less profits because they hope that customer decides down the road to upgrade. Public companies are judged by the quarter and forecasts for the year.
If you only buy one thing, though, make it a fitted cover to protect your grill from rain, wind, snow, etc. It’s the easiest way to prolong the life of your new grill. Burner tubes are another area where food debris collects. Brush food away from the burner holes to keep the flames even. The tubes on the Weber Spirit II E-310 gas grill have screens on their ends to prevent bugs from getting inside, so you won’t need to clean them out, but you should brush off the screens occasionally. For instance, you can have a high-heat sear zone and a low-heat finishing zone.