Coleman has become synonymous with camping and enjoying the great outdoors. Though many of their products are for the hard-core campers, the RoadTrip line of gas grills is so versatile that they can be used in your back yard or for tailgating as easily as as at the beach or outside of your tent!

Though the following RoadTrip grills all have roughly the same BTU output and the same size of cooking surface, they still offer a few subtle differences that might make a huge difference to those more stylish and picky grillers!

All of these grills will cook very quickly, and all are very portable.

All use Coleman’s 16.4 oz disposable liquid propane canisters, which can be found just about everywhere. On top of that, the variety of mix-and-match cooking plates available for all of these grills means that cooking never has to be boring – no matter where you are!

 

Coleman RoadTrip Grill Series Comparison Chart

Model NameImageModel NumberBTU's NotesList PriceMore Information
Coleman RoadTrip LXE9949-750, 2000005493
20000
Base model. Consistently has the best price.$189.99Read Full Review
Coleman RoadTrip LX9941-768
20000Has a different stand with telescopic folding legs, no wheels.$219.99Read Full Review
Coleman RoadTrip LXX200001022522000Higher BTU's and buit in thermometer.$219.99See it at Amazon
Coleman RoadTrip Paul Jr Designs200000502422000Redesigned by Paul Jr. (of Orange County Choppers fame) with chrome diamond plate detailing and many other extras.$229.99See it at Amazon
Coleman RoadTrip Legacy (Cabela's Exclusive)55029822000Exclusively made for Cabela's. Includes built in thermometer, higher BTU's, and sturdy canvas cover.$249.99See it at Cabela's
Please note that the above grills all share these features:

  • A cooking surface area of 285 square inches
  • Two independently controlled burners
  • Side Tables and hooks for hanging BBQ tools
  • Two half-size grates

 

You can also read about Coleman RoadTrip Grill Accessories that work with these RoadTrip grills.