Coleman Party Ball™ Charcoal Grill

Center charcoal bowl of a strong non painted metal with airholes efficient burning of charcoal protects the paint and prevents rusting out. Grill has a handle for easy use. Plenty of room to cook. Top and bottom adjustable air vents. Three curved legs, very stable.

My Party is Easy to clean, light to carry & Super Easy to assemble 👍🏽🤗💯

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this little grill to replace my old one, and I was amazed with the quality and portability. It is small enough to take with me to family picnics and school events. It cooks really well thanks to its closed ball design with vented holes. This gives my steaks a smoky flavor especially when adding apple wood chips to the mix. Highly recommend and looking forward to many years of usage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Eat little grill ever! This Party Ball Grill is big on performance while being small on packing space for our outings to the state park. Great little worker grilling up all our favorites for the family!

Have not used yet but love the fact that it falls into a ball practically and I can store it easily on the boat.

Love the size, portability, and ease of use. Perfect addition when you want to go out and grill, but are limited on space. Love this grill!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm older now, so there may not be a lot of huge bbqs ..But we still love grilling! And this little baby is perfect for 2-6 people! Plus it's not to awkward or heavy! That is appreciated for those of us with arthritis or handicapped like my husband! I love mine! And the Coleman name let's you buy with confidence!

Nice little grille. Great for hot dogs and hamburgs. Easy to transport for tailgaiting

The lid arrived well packed, and the outside box undented, yet the lid wasn't the right shape to fit the bottom half. I had to use a pair of pliers to tweak the lip of the lid to allow it to sit on top of the bottom half correctly, and so that I could lock it down. Once put together the air vents seemed really small, and when used it for a weekend of camping the charcoal bowl suffered from lack of oxygen with the lid on, keeping the charcoal from getting hot enough to grill normally. I eventually got everything thing cooked through, but it turned a 20 minute cook into a 60 minute slow roast with me constantly stoking the charcoal by carefully blowing through a metal straw. So far the charcoal bowl seems to have insufficient airflow and the outer wall vents are too small to allow for real airflow control. I'm a bit disappointed because it really packs up nicely with my stuff, the construction is solid, and it was a good price.

I used this for the first time yesterday. I loaded the pan with charcoal and let it it burn til the bulk of the smoke died down; the charcoals were turning pretty white. All I put on the grill were 4 small marinated lamb chops...the coals started cooling fast even though the vent was open and smoke was coming through it. The chops did not brown at all even though they cooked all the way through. What did I do wrong?