
Primo Oval XL 400 PGCXLC All-in-One Kamado Grill with Cradle
- Cooking Surface Area
- 400 sq in
- Primary Cooking Method
- Not specified
- Cooking System
- Two-Zone Cooking System
- Installation Type
- Freestanding
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A budget offset smoker and grill combo that performs well once assembled and, for some units, sealed, but expect a real assembly job and possible surface rust within weeks.


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A grill that performs well for the price over years of regular use, though it pays to check for shipping damage and expect basic hardware.

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