Camp Chef Explorer EX60LW Review
Camp Chef’s Explorer EX60LW is one of their most popular outdoor cooking systems. Two powerful 30,000 BTU cast aluminum burners with wind screens on three sides and adjustable height legs for set-up on uneven surfaces provides plenty of BBQ fire power and their extensive catalog offers a wide variety of cooking surfaces to go on top. Many are “boxes” like their Deluxe BBQ Grill Box (above), a 14″ x 32″ coated cast iron grill grate with heat diffuser underneath and a hinged lid that locks in the front for easy transport. They also offer griddles, cook ware and even a Pizza Oven (below).
This video is a little salesy but shows how some of the optional cook surfaces work.
Our posted price is the manufacturer’s MSRP, but you can find it for waaaay less by clicking Where To Buy below. All the optional cook surfaces can add up.
Product Information:
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Model:Explorer EX60LW
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Item Price :171.00
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Where to buy (buying from this supplier supports this website):
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Made in USA:no
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Review Method:Researched it from Afar
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Primary Function:Grill, Griddle grills, Tailgater
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Fuel:Propane Gas
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BTU:60,000
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Heat Flux:133.93
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Main Burners:2
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Primary Capacity:Mid-Size (about 22 burgers) : 448 square inches
Manufacturer:
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Camp Chef
Camp Chef’s tag line is “The way to cook outdoors”. They began in 1990 to address the cooking needs of campers, outdoors-men, and nature lovers. The initial product line grew to include patio cooking. The Camp Chef catalog is impressive and comprehensive. Grills, ovens and smokers are often integrally designed with add ons such as lidded grill boxes, griddles and their new pizza oven. They offer a vast array of cookware, tools and utensils, lanterns, firepits and other cooking items designed or adaptable to outdoor applications.
Published On: 9/30/2014
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