Cooks virtually anything Three individual heat zones Propane level indicator

Some cheap plastic hardware Steel griddle requires upkeep Grill cover not included

If you love backyard BBQing — or just cooking in general — and if you don’t need cutting-edge, connected-at-all-times, hands-off convenience (i.e., you like to get dirty and do it yourself), the Traeger Flatrock is an exceptional backyard grill. It’s...

Heat is even and responsive Ample space makes it easy to cook an entire meal

Setup is a little tricky Initial seasoning takes a while; factor in another hour of setup for this

The grease trap, slant of the griddle top itself, simple propane tank holder, the fuel level light and the small burner lights that indicate when one is on or off all come together to make the experience of using the Flatrock intuitive, simple and...

Excellent wind protection Even heat distribution Fuel sensor Folding side shelves

Grease drain location

I was very impressed with the Traeger Flatrock. I certainly think that Traeger are going to be able to compete with Blackstone and Pit Boss, who I think are currently leading the griddle market. Now it’s alot of money to spend on a griddle, especially...