Coleman has been making gear for the outdoors for over a century. The RoadTrip 225 grill is a direct result of that history, built specifically for the space between a bulky backyard unit and a flimsy tailgate model. It delivers a legitimate cooking experience you can actually take with you.

With 225 square inches of grilling space, you can manage a full meal—burgers, veggies, and buns—all at once. The two burners put out a combined 11,000 BTUs, which is enough heat for a proper sear. The independent controls are the key feature here. They let you create two temperature zones, so you can char steaks on one side while keeping corn warm on the other. Setup is straightforward, with legs that lock securely and large wheels that roll easily over pavement or packed dirt.

The grill is genuinely portable, but it’s not a lightweight. The folded frame is sturdy, which is great for stability but means it has some heft when loading into a trunk. For weekend campsites, park picnics, or small apartment patios, it strikes a practical balance of capacity and convenience that few portable grills get right.