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WeberSmokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue (37cm) £53.75 Delivered @ Ultimate Outdoors
WeberSmokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue (37cm) £53.75 Delivered @ Ultimate Outdoors
WeberSmokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue (37cm) £53.75 Delivered @ Ultimate Outdoors
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Posted 15 May 2023

WeberSmokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue (37cm) £53.75 Delivered @ Ultimate Outdoors

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Very good price on this Smokey Joe Premium version with the 'Tuck-N-Carry' lid lock
if in the market for one

Small enough to travel with you on your biggest adventures, Weber's Smokey Joe Premium Charcoal Barbecue gives you convenient charcoal cooking with the room to cook up a feast. The 'Tuck-N-Carry' convenient lid lock carrying handle makes carrying and storage simple and easy.

  • Dimensions (lid closed): 43.2cm (H) x 36.1cm (W) x 42cm (D)
  • Cooking diameter: 37cm
  • Fuel type: charcoal
  • Glass-reinforced nylon handle
  • 3x rust-resistant aluminium dampers
  • Plated steel cooking grate
  • Heavy-gauge steel charcoal grate
  • Porcelain-enamelled bowl and lid
  • Lid handle with heat shield
  • Briquette measuring cup
  • 'Tuck-N-Carry' lid lock
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  1. martinspoon's avatar
    I appreciate there are comments praising this, I have one and have never been entirely thrilled with it, the lack of bottom vents makes getting it up to temperature tricky (I'm unpersuaded the side vents do much) and the shape means you've got a reasonable amount of grill area not directly above coals. Id go for the Weber Go Anywhere if I were getting another small charcoal grill. (edited)
    orpheus's avatar
    I agree it needs the bottom vents, the side vents did nothing much and I struggled to cook using it, I saw a mod online and drilled 3 large holes in the bottom of the dish, made it much better, just like my 57cm Weber. I think i saw that Weber did release a version with an adjustable vent underneath in the Smokey Joe range, but not sure what it’s called?
  2. TeamMCS's avatar
    I have one of these, they are great. I actually tend to prefer it to my "big boy" Weber as it's quicker to get to temperature, has an odd "steaming" effect which results in tender meats.

    Despite its size, it's perfectly fine for a small get together. We've had great fun feeding 3-4 people. It's worth buying the cover for it, makes it so much more portable.

    At this price it's a bit of a steal, they usually go for nearer £100. If budget is a real concern there are various knock off versions on eBay for <30, but I don't know how long they'll last.
  3. potatohed's avatar
    Have both Smokey joe and go anywhere. I would go for a go anywhere over the Smokey joe if you can. It’s a lot more flexible for offset cooking and vent options. Packs down to similar size but easier to travel. Also has bigger capacity and higher lid for larger cuts. My smokey joe is great for a couple of smaller steaks, sausages and burger but I rarely use it now and only tend to use it now to start my charcoal with my chimney.
  4. Jonathan.Smith's avatar
    I got this for £35 delivered last year in November. Still haven't used it once yet but atleast I know it's there waiting.
  5. DonnyBrago's avatar
    I have a smokey Joe from the early 90s, main problem I have with that one seems to be echoed on this one, the inlet vents are too high for lid on cooking and it struggles to maintain temperature.

    You'd think in the 30 years since they'd have noticed. The model the yanks call the silver has a bottom vent like the kettles, I imagine that works a lot better.

    If all you do is sausages and burgers with the lid off it won't matter either way ofc. (edited)
    Grogu's avatar
    Yeah I mean I wouldn't dream of trying a long cook on one of these, it's for a quick mid week burger or sausage hit.
  6. blazons's avatar
    It's actually down from £103, so quite a bargain for the premium version. (edited)
  7. SuffolkLad222's avatar
    Excellent price! I use this for my family of 5. Have to cook in batches but works very well.
  8. flashharryl's avatar
    Great little bbq 🍗
  9. misiokicio's avatar
    brilliant find thanks op
  10. JasonxBourne's avatar
    Bought for £50, thanks OP:)
  11. Mike_Gibson's avatar
    Couldn't say no. Will replace my £15 cheapo one that used to burn everything
  12. Red_Shift's avatar
    For Mash get Smash !
  13. BustyB293's avatar
    The grill is a letdown, only being plated and not stainless.  I ordered a replacement and it only lasted a short while, genuine item too.  There are american companies who make a stainless grill for them.
  14. villageidiotdan's avatar
    Bought it regardless of mixed reviews - hope I don't regret it. Using a £15 cheapie from Blacks which I was happy with but forgot I had it before pulling the trigger. Hey ho
  15. Clark_W_Griswold's avatar
    Thanks OP. Just ordered ready for our trip to Norfolk.
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