Roadtrip LXE vs. Weber Q 200 vs. Weber Q 320

We compare some basic features of the Coleman Roadtrip LXE and the Weber Q 200 (most comparable price) and the Weber Q 320 (most comparable features).


	Roadtrip LXE	Weber Q 200	Weber Q 320
Cooking Area	285 Sq. in.	280 Sq. in.	462 Sq. in.
BTU Output	20,000	12,000	21,700
Mobility	Folding Wheels	Platform	Wheels Only
Propane	16.4 oz/20 lb.	16.4 oz/20 lb.	20 lb.
Recent Price	$169.99	$199.00	$379.00

You cannot go wrong buying any of these propane grills if it suits your needs. The Weber Q 320 is advertised as portable but I think that mobile is a more accurate description. The Q 320 can be moved around your yard or your patio easily enough but stuffing it into a trunk or the back of your SUV is asking too much from “portable.”

The Weber Q 200 is a true portable gas grill. It takes both 16.4 oz. cylinders and 20 lb. propane tanks with an adapter (same as Roadtrip). You can buy a wheeled cover for the Q 200 and you can also buy a wheeled platform for a few extra dollars.

The Roadtrip is a true portable gas grill. You can wheel the Roadtrip LXE around right out of the box, or collapse it to place it on a table like the Weber Q 200.

Next time you’re at a tailgate or a busy campgrounds look around at the competition. Chances are the “pros” who look like they know what they’re doing are cooking on a Coleman Roadtrip LXE.