Weber Spirit II E-310

Now one of the biggest letdowns about this grill was the drip pan. I Wish for the price of this grill, they would have actually put a piece of metal i...

But like I said, after four or five uses, this girl's ready to go. Weber's are built exceptionally well. The E310 built exceptionally well

I Got this grill on Amazon before 49 which is about $50 less than most retail box stores.

* Side burner came with the wrong screws. Called BBQ guys to see if they had them (they don't), but did give me a listing of the screw sizes on their tech diagram and an extremely generous refund back "for my troubles" (no need to have done that but these guys are awesome!). Went to the local hardware, got some smaller ones and was able to finish it up. * Does not come with the rounded steel rod grates like the other Prestige lines.

I purchased this to replace an old grill I had for 17 years. The main issue with the old one was uneven heating (hot spots and warm spots). After reading many reviews, especially ones mentioning even heating, I bought this model. It was quite pricey, but hey, its a Weber and with lots of great revie...

This model has the enclosed coal catcher instead of an open tray, which makes dealing with coals super easy. Well worth the extra money over a standard 22" Weber Kettle simply for this fact, but you also get a hinged grate with the Premium as well.

My first gas grill, to complement my Summit Charcoal center and my classic 22" kettle. Lights easily, temp gets down to 240 on a single burner, easy to clean. Major disappointment to date is that the Gourmet BBQ System stainless grates don't seem to be available for this model. Other downsides as ot...

I got the 310 for $280 a last week. It was the last one in stock, & the floor model so it was already assembled. I’m super jazzed about it.

The current design is ok. My old grill (Spirit E-310) had four wheels and was easy to move around on my patio. The new style grill w/ the collapsible shelve doesn't provide any support when moving the grill around. The shelve should have a lock in position. I also preferred when the burners ran from...

I'm also in Central Florida (St. Pete specifically) and have never had an issue with a grill rusting out. Last gas grill I had before my Spirit II was a cheapo Brinkmann that I got rid of after 7 years and it didn't have a spot of rust on it. Keeping it covered with a breathable cover is a must.