Weber 751001 22 1/2-Inch One-Touch Gold Charcoal Grill, Black

The Gold Touch model is very functional. Easy to unload the ashes. The grate when used with the indirect baskets make it very easy to cook roasts and turkeys. The grill uses charcoal very efficiently. I suggest using WD-40 to clean the grill and shell. I recommend this grill for anyone who grills on a regular basis.

Weber grills are the best. I have an old model with the three sets of 3 holes that must be shut individually, and the ash falls into a tray underneath. I like to save my charcoal, so these little closing devices get hot. the Weber grill I just bought (as a gift) is the "gold" model with a single lever that can shut all of the bottom vents, plus a built in ash catcher. A great improvement on a great product.

I like the product it works just fine. The vendor whowever did a lousy job in shipping and charging too much for shipping. The whole order came in over two week period and late.

I ordered this grill about a month ago, and have really been enjoying it. It's grill surface area is large enough for all the food we need, but it doesn't take up much room in our small yard. It was easy to put together, and seems sturdy and good looking.

I've owned a Weber 22.5" kettle grill ever since I was a young adult. I have to say that the one I just bought has some quality issues and Weber needs to address these issues before they start to lose customers.

a), the charcoal grate doesn't fit the four-point resting tongues (I had to adjust them with a pair of pliers). It seems that the tongues are either in the wrong position or the grate is too small.

b), The Grill doesn't rest evenly on the four-point resting tongues either (I had to adjust these as well).

My last Weber grill was the 10th Anniversary Edition, Simpson 22.5". That grill was perfect until the day it died. I sold it on eBay.

I've been happy with Weber products in the past but this new grill leaves me wondering if I should go Gas the next time.... I might as well die.