Barbecue & Grill

On this page you can compare barbecues of every type: gas, charcoal, kamados, pellet barbecues, electric barbecues and outdoor kitchens, plus the accessories that go with them. Boender Outdoor does not sell anything itself: for each model you see the current price at the retailer, and you buy from that retailer. Below you can read, per type, which brands you can compare and which barbecue suits your situation.

Types of barbecue

Gas barbecues

Quick to get going and easy to control, from portable to built-in. Under gas barbecues you can compare Weber (Q, Traveler, Spirit, Genesis), Napoleon (Freestyle, Rogue, Prestige, TravelQ), Barbecook, Outdoorchef, Grill Guru, Boretti and Everdure, among others.

Charcoal barbecues

The flavour and atmosphere of real fire. Under charcoal barbecues you will find the kettles from Weber and Napoleon, the Barbecook Loewy and Magnus, the Boretti Carbone 2.0 and charcoal smokers from Masterbuilt.

Kamados

Ceramic barbecues that hold heat for a long time, strong at smoking and slow cooking. Under kamados you can compare Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe, Monolith, The Bastard, Grill Guru, Keij Kamado and more. The classic egg shape is also listed separately under kamado eggs.

Pellet barbecues

Cooking on wood pellets while the barbecue controls the temperature itself. Under pellet barbecues you will find Traeger (Ranger, Woodridge, Ironwood, Timberline), Weber (Searwood, Smoque, SmokeFire) and Broil King.

Electric barbecues

No coals or gas bottle, handy for a balcony. Under electric barbecues you can compare the Weber Lumin and Pulse, the Napoleon Rogue EQ 365 and TravelQ PRO 285E, the Barbecook E-Carlo and models from Outdoorchef.

Outdoor kitchens

Under outdoor kitchens you will find complete set-ups and built-in barbecues. Also read making your own outdoor kitchen.

Which barbecue suits you?

• Quick and without fuss: a gas barbecue
• Smoky flavour and real fire: a charcoal barbecue or kamado
• Long smoking without tending the fire: a pellet barbecue
• Balcony or flat: an electric barbecue (check the rules of your building or landlord)
• On the go: a portable model, such as the Weber Traveler, Napoleon TravelQ or Traeger Ranger

Torn between two types? Read kamado or gas barbecue, Weber kettle or kamado and the top 10 barbecue brands.

Barbecue accessories

Under barbecue accessories you can compare accessories from Big Green Egg, The Bastard, Barbecook, Napoleon, Weber, Grill Guru, Traeger and Buccan, among others. They are divided into covers, grill grates and griddle plates, tools, pizza accessories, rotisseries, thermometers, charcoal and fire starters and charcoal baskets. For grates, covers and inserts, check the size and brand of your barbecue.

Maintenance

Brush the grate clean after every use, empty the drip tray or ash catcher regularly and cover the barbecue if it stays outside. On a gas barbecue, check the hose and burners now and then; with charcoal and kamado, let the ash cool down completely first.