New Lodge Sportmans Pro Grill Unboxing – Assembly – First Cook and Honest Review
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Today I will Unbox, assemble and cook on the NEW LODGE SPORTSMAN’S PRO GRILL. I will also cook the same thing on the …
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If I didn't already have the original Lodge Sportsman's Grill, I'd certainly be wanting to get this one. Just the elimination of that annoying Lodge logo in the middle of the grate was a huge improvement. I'll stick with the original design as I've figured ways around easy cleanup (heavy duty foil lining), and I like the three legged no-rocking- unlevel-surface of four feet on the new one.
I appreciate your honest review, and I'll certainly recommend the new and improved one to anyone looking to get into serious outdoor cooking.
great way to break in the new grill Cheers!
@6:50, i saw on one of these late breaking videos where the old bail was tried out on the new grill and it worked, seems like you can still get parts for the old grill, good luck on that..!!…
Too expensive for what it is
Nice
Love it. thanks for the review. I believe we will be adding this to the outdoor arsenal if I can convince my wife. she has me on a hold pattern for outdoor cooking items.
Or you can save them up for the snake method on slow slow cooks
When the cooking is done I throw my coals into a coffee can with a tin foil lid on it to snuff them out. Iβll save them for if I need to add more during another cook soβs I donβt have to light up another chimney
Itβs a really great grill! I really enjoy it. It is not perfect, but neither was the old one. Even so I like them both.
I appreciate it Backwoods, ive been waiting on the sportsman pro review before i bought one myself. When it receives praise from a pro like yourself i know it has to be a quality product. Thanks again for all of the work you put in to make this channel one of my favorates.
How did you modify your lid lifter so that you can lift your grill???
Great video love the cook.
I respect lodge, but there's a grill called the Pico grill 760 thats literally, literally killing this grill.
The Pico grill is lighter, smaller, and just a better option. Like I said, I respect lodge, but between this
lodge model, and the Pico grill 760, I'll go with the 760 all day LOL π.
See ya back, you were missed my friend. Speaking of missed, saw your turkey shoot/cook video. How I missed that one I do not know. Enjoyed it much. Been perusing all your content. Learned a bit and enjoyed them all. World around going to hell in a hand basket? Economy sucks? Gas prices suck? Want to forget about politicians and there stupidity for a while? Just wade into your content, grab a coffee, and get off the merry go round for a while.
Excellent review on the new grill and itβs new design. Thanks so much for the video!
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You didnβt state which one you thought cooked better
Will my fish fryer and grill fit on the new grill?
I don't like how on the website it says it's known in the state of California this product can cause cancer π¬ I'll pass.
Great review. Does the griddle tray you used with the old sportsman (breakfast video) fit on the new one? I don't know the measurements for either.
Hummmm…… I'll send you a FREE grill to review π€π€(make sure you say it's better than the original)
Love,love, love your cooking videos…don't get involved in the reviews unless you are actually dishing out the money for a product.
I've used the original on your recommendation for awhile and it's a beast !
Thanks for sharing with us !
From the history of the original Sportsman's grill, back in the early days when it was produced by BS&R: "The earliest of these BS&R Grills still had the four-legged design of the sad iron heater, though they quickly converted to a more stable three-legged design for outdoor use on uneven ground." With the Sportsman's grill, it could be set sturdy on rough ground because it only rested on three points. With the Sportsman's Pro, the grill rests on two long rails, and this suggests it may be more prone to wobbling on rough ground. I'm not an expert in this matter, and would appreciate a second opinion. On the other hand, there are fewer individual parts to lose and break (especially the the little "drawbridge" coal door, which was infamous for both), and this would mean you can expect an even longer lifespan from this grill than the original grill.
Why would they put threads inside the firebox? The should have countersunk the screw heads in the firebox
Love your review! I have had the regular Sportsman Grill but might have to get this Pro as well.