Measuring Cups And Spoons

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I love the color and the cause, but this set is slightly misrepresented here. I am glad to have this product, it is pretty and is good quality, but as someone mentioned in another review, the measuring cups do not come with a leveler as pictured and described. I went to the Kitchen Aid website and the same set on their website is not pictured or described with the leveler so the set pictured here must be an older version of this set. Also the set lists for $9.99 on the Kitchen Aid website and not $14.99 as stated here. Today I was in a well known chain store and the same Kitchen Aid measuring cups and spoons, exactly the same except for the color, sold for $6.98. I still would buy the pink for $3.00 more, but the pink set lists for $9.99 and not $14.99. Regardless of the leveler no longer being offered and the list price being inaccurate, it is still a good product and I am glad that I bought it. I love having pink measuring cups and spoons. Very good quality too. KitchenAid Cook For The Cure Measuring Tool Set, Pink

I like this set -- it's cute and convenient -- and I'm happy to buy products that support cancer research. The spoon set includes a 1.5 teaspoon, which I actually use a lot. The only complaint I have is that the name of each spoon (indicating the measured amount) have now all rubbed off, so it takes a moment to figure out which is which. I suppose I could marker them back on, but haven't yet.

I love pink and I love these. Really, how can you go wrong with measuring cups, though? But the ONLY thing is that it is pictured and advertised with a level to level off the tops for dry measuring, but you don't (or at least I didn't) get that. So that was annoying, but it could be worse.

Having bought EVERY pink item in the last several months. I was dismayed to discover that none of the money was going to CFTC just because I had bought them. Seems that in VERY small print on the hang tag, there is a disclaimer. You have to go online and register the product. Only then will KitchenAid fork over the Money...... Yes for something as small as a set of measuring cups or a knife, you have to register.



Of course I discovered this long after I had thrown away the hang tags. So I went to LOWES and wrote down the UPC from the items they still stocked there. They were out of several items I have and didn't know if they were getting any more. So now I am off to the mall kitchen store. Wish me luck. Oh and SAVE those hang tags.

I needed a set of measuring cups and spoons. Ok so they were pink but they were breast cancer pink. I am not a metrosexual. I am closer to Homer Simpson. It is sad.



Excellent quality and I recommend buying them while they are still floating around. Thank you.

The actual cup&spoon measuring set yo will get does not look at all as nice and smooth as the pictured one. Moreover, the measuring cups you will get are NOT connected by a removable leveler (there is no leveler attached at all), and the loop is flimsy (it does not have a cover to keep ends together).

If I knew, what I would get, I would definitely not bought it, I would just go to Marshall or Target store to get a better set. I'm quite disappointed with this buy.

There is nothing extra special about these. They are nice, pink measuring spoons and cups.



I am a college student. They fit well into my budget and the pink color makes sure that they stay together and do not get lost in a set with someones metal measuring spoons. I enjoy the color pink, and this is very appropriate color for the set. It is not overly obnoxious and does not shout "Hello I am a preppy girl! Preppy girl spoons!"



Anyone could have these in there kitchen. They also support breast cancer, which is excellent. It was not the deciding factor to purchasing this (that would be there price, they were on sale) but it did help me feel better about buying them.



They are good spoons, easy to clean. It is nice that they are easy to take apart too, because I often do that.



I've noticed some people complain that there is no leveler. Honestly I didn't even notice it in the picture. I had seen others with sets of this product in red, and they did not have levelers, so I didn't expect one.



If you can get past that, then these are good for the price. They are made out of a sturdy plastic. They don't feel like they will fall apart from use or from even putting them in the dish washer. I was mine by hand (easier, quicker) but either way they are sturdy.



Generally I am very satisfied with my purchase. It's not one of the more exciting things I've bought from Amazon, but I will not complain.'

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Pencil Sharpeners - school supplies, pencil sharpeners

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This is great! I had purchased a few little sharpeners for my son because I didn't want to get an electric one but they all had the same issue...they fit together loosely and the shavings were getting everywhere! This one is cute, easy to use (has a little slip cover that you pull back and then you can see the two holes, one for little kid pencils that are fat, and one for the regular size holes) and it fits snugly meaning NO shavings in my living room!) Perfect! Perfect! Perfect! :) Will definitely buy again if this one gets lost! Maped Clean Sharpener, 2-Hole Pencil Sharpener, Assorted Colors (030210US)

I have had this pencil sharpener for two years and it still works great, all it has is two little cracks in the sides. I've dropped it TONS of times! My friends are always asking to use it because it works so well, plus I have gotten compliments because of it's unique shape! People are always like, "What's that?"



Sharpens great, blades haven't dulled at all, just over all really good. I have a lot of funny stories that started with this pencil sharpener!

I bought this sharpener because of it's ability to sharpen both a regular pencil and a fat pencil. Unfortunately, it doesn't sharpen them well. Also, if you're considering putting it in your child's pencil case, you will more than likely end up with pencil shavings everywhere since the little cup that holds them does not snap into place. It may not be expensive, but it still isn't worth the money. - Pencil Sharpeners - School Supplies'

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Game System - portable, nintendo ds lite

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People will no doubt find the Nintendo DS Lite to be a way for Nintendo to sucker people out of their money. It can be that way, if you think of yourself as a sucker, but for me the DS lite is a little better. Simply put, if you're content with your original DS, then don't even waste time to buy this one. If you don't have a DS period, the DS Lite is a much better investment than the original bulky one.



With the DS Lite, gameplay is made a little simplar. The button placement and brighter screen make the gameplay a little better. For one, the start and select buttons have been moved to resemble where they were on the original Gameboy Advance. This makes handling some of the functions (especially for GBA games) a lot easier. The buttons, sadly, are a still a little small for guys with big hands like myself.



The DS Lite also comes with a phony GBA cartridge (called a "cap"). If you don't have a GBA game plugged into the system, you can put in the phony cartridge to keep it from collecting dust in there. However, when you do stick in a GBA game, it sticks out by about a centimeter. It just looks weird. The cap does, at least, keep the system looking good.



Perhaps the most welcome change to the DS Lite is the screen. The original DS screen was not exactly bright. In fact, it was, in comparison the DS Lite, rather dark. Games like Metroid Prime Hunters were darker than they had to be. On this new screen, the difference in how bright the games appear really shows. Not only that but, you can adjust the brightness if need be. It doesn't really affect the battery life, either. You can play the DS Lite for as long as you played the original. And also like the original, it charges while you play.



Another welcome difference is the touch screen itself. These screens last a lot longer than the original DS. Those who have an original DS no doubt experienced a lot of scratches on their screen from their stylus. To the point where it was noticeable. You could still see the screen, but it was apparent that the stylus was doing a number on it. The screen is more protected here. The stylus doesn't scratch the screen quite as easily. In other words, the touch screen lasts a lot longer.



The DS Lite also looks better, and fits in your pocket better. It also performs all the tasks of a regular DS. For example, if you're playing a game and you suddenly have to go, just flip it closed and it sleeps. There's also a place to store the stylus, and the stylus is better too. It's a little bigger and thicker, so it's not quite as easy to lose.



Some problems with the original DS still plague the DS Lite however. You still can't play Gameboy Color or regular Gameboy games on the DS Lite. Also, you still can't configure the controls to play a GBA game much easier. In other words you can't configure "X" and "Y" when you play a GBA game. This probably won't bother you in the long run, however. Also, the touch screen still has its sensitivity. Touching the touch screen with your bare hands is more dangerous than the stylus scratching the screen. The oils from your fingers might damage the screen and therefore, it won't respond to the touch of even your stylus.



When the original DS launched, owners will note that there were not very many good games availible. About the only good game during its launch in 2004 was Super Mario 64 DS. Now there are plenty of games out there (and not all of them are ports), so if you do want a DS, this is a great time to get one, and the DS Lite is a better investment than the original one by far.



The DS may not play movies, or MP3 players, but to be honest, that almost defeats the purpose of a gaming system. Am I looking to buy a portable entertainment center? Of course not, I'm looking to find a system to play some of my games on, and the Nintendo DS delivers. Real gamers know it's about the games, not about the bells and whistles of a system. For the casual gamer, the Nintendo DS delivers, and the DS Lite is a fine improvement.



The Good

+Vastly superior to the original DS

+It fits in your pocket easier

+The Screen is much brighter

+Touch screen is more durable

+The placement of the Start and Select buttons is easier

+A better stylus

+The battery life is unchanged



The Bad

-Those with an original DS, who want a DS Lite will have to spend more money for yet another DS

-Some of the cons of the original DS are still here Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Silver

Nintendo's newest DS Lite adds a cool new color scheme and some subtle improvements.



Pros

+ Awesome cobalt-blue and black color scheme - looks almost royal blue or purple!

+ Black base is a more grip-able matte finish that doesn't smudge and holds well in your hand

+ Nice design - thin DS Lite form factor you know and love

+ Brighter screen with better contrast than previous generation

+ Less than two-thirds the size of the original Nintendo DS and 20 percent lighter

+ Well placed microphone in the center of the unit

+ Well placed LED lights visible when the unit is open or closed, indicating power on and low battery

+ Wi-fi connectivity allows for DS Download Play and Muli-card play

+ Works with original DS games and GameBoy Advance games

+ Lower price point than competing portables like the PSP ($130 versus $170)

+ Great selection of low priced games to add to your collection!

+ Great game selection for adults, particularly learning and puzzle games

+ Multi-player wireless game play for games like MarioParty and New Super Mario offers great fun!!

+ Convenient stylus storage slot on the right underside of the unit

+ Awesome battery life that only requires recharging after many days of use!!!

+ Cool (though seldom used) novelty app called PictoChat for DS to DS chatting

+ Availability of add-on programs for wireless web surfing and other apps

+ Great accessories market, but beware low quality providers such as Switch&Carry (BD&A)



Cons

- GameBoy Advance game slot leaves cartridges sticking out and not flush

- Shiny cobalt top still attracts smudges - no biggie

- Reports of common issues with hinge cracking from regular use; time will tell if it's been fixed

- Somewhat slow start-up with DS Download play

- Some cheapo accessories are Nintendo certified: AVOID Switch&Carry (BD&A), stick with Pelican!!!!

- Limited built-in configuration settings (only military time format????)

- Need to exit games to access key configuration settings like brightness, etc.

- Colors produced in limited quantities and sell out too quickly!!!!



Looks and Form Factor



I've owned several DS lites, including the Onyx Black model. I chose the DS over the PSP for the games. PSP 2000 Console - Piano Black



This is by far the best looking DS Lite!! The cobalt blue on black color scheme shines a hue that's closer to royal blue or deep purple! The top is still a shiny smudge magnet, but it looks so cool anyway! Just wipe it down. :-)



The decision to make the base a matte black is both great for looks and function. The unit is easier to hold, doesn't smudge on the matte black part, and won't slip out of your hand as much as previous models. This feature started in the new BrainAge2 bundle with the red top. You can kind of see this from the pictures but it's not really highlighted in the descriptions. Considering this is the 1 biggest improvement, that surprised me.



I've also heard that the hinge was improved for durability, but I can't visually see a difference and I'm not going to dismantle it to find out. :-) It's a common known problem that hinge cracking has been the only common defect, so just handle with care. I personally haven't had a single DS falter on me in any way.



Other than that, same DS Lite form factor that you know and love. The only real gripe is that every version of the DS Lite is produced in very limited numbers and sells out in a few months. So if you like a color, you have to act fast before they disappear from retail!



Game Play and Functions



This handheld is very well designed for game play. The speakers and microphone built in to the unit are more than adequate, and you can attach peripherals or headphones to the included port.



Nintendo has done a great job of very targeted well designed games. Kids games like MarioParty Mario Party DS and the New Super Mario Brothers New Super Mario Bros. are fun and engaging! Get a group of friends together and play each other with only 1 game cartridge using DS Download play and versus modes!



Similarly, plenty of games for adults including the cult favorite BrainAge Brain Age, the new BrainAge 2 Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day and my personal favorite Big Brain AcademyBig Brain Academy!



Plus now language games like MyWordCoach My Word Coach

and MySpanishCoach My Spanish Coach offer more edutainment options to a growing list of games!



Nintendo has decided that fun game play and great design is more important than high-end graphics in a handheld, and I think they're right!



Features



The most notable DS Lite features are based on the Wireless connectivity. Some add-on applications even allow you to wirelessly surf the net. There are even apps that allow you to do other stuff like play MP3s with it!



Many games offer multi-card play (each player needs a card) or download play (1 card needed for 2-8 players) that both use the wireless connection.



The device has awesome battery life, and I've gone a week of light use without having to recharge. The heavier the use, the more you will need to charge it.



The configuration screen lets you set one of 4 brightness modes, which will also allow you to make your charge last. Some options aren't easily set . It seems to default to military time. Also, you can't change your brightness while in a game. Still those things are minor in context.



Your game scores and profiles are saved on memory stored on the game cartridges. That means you don't have to worry about transferring your info from one DS to the other. :-)



Hopefully the next version includes a faster wireless. Loading those games just seems to take too long. Still, it works and once again, this is a minor gripe.



Conclusion



Overall this device is an improvement. Nintendo's DS will continue to attract fans. Just make more of them guys!!! These colors sell out too fast!



You will want to buy a nice case and screen protectors to protect your DS! Avoid all Switch&Carry accessories!



Here's some of the ones I like!

Nintendo DS Lite Invisi Shields

Nintendo DS Black Nerf Armor



Enjoy!!!!! - Nintendo Ds Lite - Ds Lite - Handheld - Portable'

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Belts

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I cant believe they still manufacture these belts! I have had this exact belt for years until it just gave up.



I came to amazon for a look on its replacement and to my surprise I find the exact same model. I did not think it twice. This thing is rugged, comfortable and built to last

I would highly recommend getting one Levi's Men's 38mm Bridle Belt,Black,38

I bought a size 44. Trust me, that is the biggest this belt will fit. It's high-quality in feel, but it could have more holes on it to fit a larger range of sizes. Even at a 44, it is being pushed to the limits of the belt. Very little belt is left to go into the loop at the end. It fits more like a 40. I'd give it a five-star rating if it wasn't for the fit, because the style is nice. And no, it isn't the waist of the person wearing it that's a problem (which is actually 42", and he measured twice with me as a witness).

Shopping for men's belts, a periodic necessity, yields a distressing panorama of overpriced, "cute," and just uselessly complicated innovations. The Levi's 38mm "bridle belt" differs. Boldly simple in basic black, sturdy and apparently durable, at $20, this belt does the job cost-efficiently, especially over what seems the likely long haul. Basic value.

This belt is very durable and feels great! I just got it today but I am pretty sure that it will last for a long time. About the sizing and number of holes on the belt, I disagree with some of the comments on Amazon, which stated that it is too short/too few holes. I think the length is accurate (I got a 34, which is about right.) There could be a couple of more holes, but I am fine with what it looks like now. All in all, I would like to recommend this belt to my friends.

A good looking sturdy and durable belt. Make sure you order at the minimum two sizes larger then you actually are. I'm 34 waist and ordered 38 which fits good and has a fair amount of space left. If this belt was brought down to $14.99 it would probably sell a lot more.'

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Rechargeable Batteries - battery packs, hand tools

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You are probably looking at this if you plan to fix a few things around the house. You might be wondering if you should get the 18 volt version. You might be wondering if you should get the Max Impact Driver, the Max ScrewDriver, or just the Max Drill Driver. That was me. Well, I'm a curious person, so I got all three Max drivers. I think, for most people though, this Impact Driver is the only powered driver you need to fix things, hang things, and assemble a few furnitures around the house.



This is an exceptionally well made tool. The build quality is excellent; just from holding the grip you can tell it's got premium materials when compared to other drills. The power on these little Max drivers are also surprisingly strong. I have a bigger 18v lithium-ion Hitachi, but I really can't tell the difference in power between the Max (12v) and the 18v lithium for most of the stuff I do around the house.



In case you don't know how impact drivers work, imagine a vice grip locked around the drill bit. Then imagine a hammer rapidly tapping the vice grip around to help turn/rotate the drill bit when it is "stuck." That's why these things work so well when driving long screws in to hard wood.



One reviewer commented that the Max Screwdriver has impact-like feature. I don't think that is true. I think he might be referring to the torque control knob similar to a drill driver. This is nothing like the Impact Driver. You can really feel the difference when you use both. When challenged, the Max ScrewDriver will either bounce out of the screw then strip the screw head or just start free spinning because of the torque control setting, but the Impact Driver will really drive the screw in when you simply hold the trigger all the way down. If you didn't want the screw to over tighten, then you can apply less trigger pressure, and it will tap lightly, still without stripping or free-spinning. The "Impact feature" only turns on automatically when there is a need for it, so it is actually quite okay for delicate screwing as well if you know how to adjust finger pressure on the trigger.



So the Max Impact Driver pretty much can do everything the Max Screwdriver does, but better. I think most people use the Screwdriver when they are screwing things in to delicate parts like electronics and computers. But even for that, the Screwdriver is over-powered and over-sized. You don't need that much power for electronic stuff, and the Max ScrewDriver is still too big to reach all the small areas inside, for example, a computer.



Do you need the 12v Max Drill Driver? I have it, but I rarely use it. I rarely use the 18v Hitachi drill driver since I got the Max Impact Driver. You can still drill very well with the Impact Driver if you have hex-shank drill bits. It's actually easier to switch the drill bits on the Impact Driver, so again, I prefer the Impact Driver even for drilling. Most other reviewers will tell you that the Impact Driver seems to be better at drilling as well. Yea, I don't know why they are making the other two drivers in the 12v Max series. I'm not a pro, but for non-pros doing non-pro stuffs at home, I think all you need is this Impact Driver.



I was putting in some self-drilling screws in to a metal frame to install a backyard gate latch. I tried using both the 12v Max Impact Driver vs. 18v lithium Hitachi drill driver. Initially, they both drilled the drill-portion of the screw in with similar effort (I can't tell any difference), but when the self-drilling screw got to the thread part to screw through the metal, the impact motion kicked in, and it kicked the Hitachi's butt out of my backyard. DEWALT DCF815S2 12-Volt Max 1/4-Inch Impact Driver Kit

I wasn't sure if I should get the 12 volt driver or the 18 volt. I wanted it to be as light as possible for the wife to use, but still wanted a tool that would do the job.



Glad to report that the 12 volt has PLENTY of power, & lasts surprisingly long on a charge!



I tightened up screws on my 20X20 deck, then sank 3" lag screws into 2X4's for a shelf building project, doing one wall and then part of another before the battery finally ran down.

I have switched battery's, finished the second set of shelves, had the kids out playing on the deck with it tightening more screws, used it at a friends house that was painting & removed all the grates & switch covers, took beds apart...this thing has been USED!



Bought it 12 days ago...and still on the second battery...anyway no need to worry about this not having enough power or lasting long enough! Its great!



If you are still using a regular drill to sink screws, you have GOT to try one of these! You'll never go back to a drill for screw driving again.



Also the oversize bag is great with this as I carry a box of impact bits, socket adapters, 1/4 socket set, box cutter, small pair of pliers, and a pair of side cutters. Seems to be everything I need to do jobs around the house.

The Dewalt impact driver is a useful little device that performs nicely and is well worth the price I paid for it. It has good torque, is small and compact, and fits the hand comfortably. The only complaint is the charge capacity of the tiny little battery pack. A fully-charged battery will not last beyond maybe 24-30 screws into, for example, five-quarter deck boards. While the battery pack charges rapidly (about 45 minutes), I have three battery packs and that still was not sufficient to complete the deck project I was working on.

I have only had this for 1 week and have completed four jobs with it and have not needed a charge. I am a hobbyist, and am used to the power that Lippo batteries can deliver compared to their same wattage counterparts, in most cases you need speed controllers and different motors to handle them without burning something up. This is where the next generation of tools comes from, if you look at the amps these batteries can put out you can see where the power comes from. I am not sure about these ( as I could not find that much info on them) but I am sure these are really 11.2 volt batteries, which would be 3 cell lippos, with at least an max output of 30-40 amps. Compared to conventional NI-CAD batteries pale in comparison. Lippo batteries hold twice the charge and do not dwindle over age (in other words deliver full power until they die, which this tool must have something built in to prevent that as once a lippo is completely depleted can kill the battery) and do not have any memory effect. The reason I say these are really 11.2 volt lippos is that is how they come as each lippo cell is 3.7 volts, unlike conventional 1.2 volts. Also when they are charged they normally charge to well above their rating, these probably charge to 12.6 volts. When I drove a 4 inch by 1/4 inch screw into a 2x4 using only a 1/8 inch 2 inch deep pilot hole, I was sold. It just kept tapping that bolt until it was flush, no ratchet needed. So much power from such a small light weight tool. - Battery Packs - Cordless Tools - Hand Tools - Power Tools'

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These batteries are not high quality. They are CHEAP all right but they don't last long. I use them for my electronic dictionary and if energizer batteries bought in Walgreens generally lasted for 2 months these ones died in 3 weeks or so. Maxell Lithium 3V Batteries Size CR2025 (Pack of 5)

I was a bit apprehensive at first when ordering, considering the low price, but hese batteries worked perfectly.

Item was just as described, prce was beyond reasonable and they shipped quite fast. Overall i'm quite happy with the purchase and would order from this seller again.

Mine came very fast -- in less than 2 days! Very good price.

The problem is that mine have exp. date marked June 2015, and the description here on the page states 2017. Since they come from different vendors (I used "MTA Trading"), and I'm assuming the stock is constantly rotated, I would not absolutely rely on this promise of 2017 exp. date -- your experience may vary. I just received them, so I cannot testify to their longevity. If they die sooner than usual, I'll amend this review.

Just for your information, I was able to quickly find CR2025 Sony with the promised exp.date 2019 and even 2020 on a different very popular site, known for its famous bidding process (wink-wink). Same price, American merchant.

I will need these batteries often, and considering above information, my next order will probably be from that other site, not from here.

This pack of 5 was a great price and the one I've installed in my battery-eating Timex Ironman Data Link watch is working great. No complaints. I'll update this post if the battery dies sooner than usual.

I purchased a 10 pack of these batteries for my Samsung 3D glasses. You simply can't beat the price. A drugstore will charge $3-$5 a piece for these. And I got 10 for less than 6 bucks! Quite a deal. The battery life is as expected, not great, but not bad either. Your average battery I guess. I get about 70 hours a pop using the 3D glasses. Free shipping makes the deal even better. The batteries came very quickly and were packaged in an envelope. For the price you can't beat these batteries. Especially if you like to keep a few extra on hand like I do.

Wow, what a great deal!

Five quality batteries for a great price which includes shipping!

At Radio Shack one of these batteries cost about $5.00 and you're getting a unknown brand.

At Best Price Mirror you get 5 Maxell batteries (made in Japan) for about $2.45!!

I have a Pathfinder watch from Casio and it is really amazing in that it has a vibration alarm as well as a audible alarm. It is the Hunting Pathfinder watch. The idea is that it is quiet while you are hunting, but I use it for hiking.



These watch batteries are very strong and last a long time in my watch which has 3- 5 buzzing alarms a day. Normal batteries don't last that long. These Maxell last longer and buzz and beep better and the price makes it affordable to replace them every 6-12 months. I did it myself with a pair of tweezers and a jewelers screwdriver and a pair of latex gloves. The gloves are important because it is not good to touch both contacts of the little watch battery because your fingers and body ground (i.e.- drain) a significant amount of the battery's stored electrical power. This makes them last not as long as they would if they had come out of the package without being grounded before they are installed. - Cr2025 - Lithium Battery - Lithium Batteries - Button Batteries'

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Portable Gas Grill - coleman, camping

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This is a great little portable grill - if you don't expect too much! (Too many people write reviews here expecting inexpensive items to be gold plated and nuclear powered). It's not meant to replace a regular full-size grill and shouldn't be compared to one. Use it for car camping or a tailgate party for cooking for two or three people (maybe four but that's pushing it) and just realize it has limitations, though they are easy to work around.



I got it on sale for only $25 so consider it an excellent value. It was simple to put together, no directions required and takes about a minute. My legs stay in well once inserted and come back out with a good tug. There is an included nylon carry-bag which works fine for keeping the parts together (the grille, two legs, gas bottle, pan support and plastic grille cover). It also functions well as a regular single-burner stove when you take the grill off. It feels stable and solid if set on a good surface.



The burner adjusts well from off to low to high and is quick and easy to start by pushing the burner control knob in. The drippings collect well in the pan below the burner. There is a small griddle on one side of the grill that will hold one egg or pancake (or two small ones). The biggest drawback is the heat distribution. Since it uses a small burner in the middle and has no heat distribution baffle; it is much hotter in the center than towards the edge. You get around this by actively moving your burgers around to keep them cooking evenly (this can be an advantage if you want something to cook slower by pushing to the outside). Coleman says you must put water in the catch basin, which seems to distribute the heat a little better but I think that is also to reduce the possibility of a grease fire. I tried it a couple of times without the water and it worked OK.



Overall, it is a good value when used for what it is intended for. I think Coleman could have designed the grill with better heat distribution without significantly adding to the cost, so I give it four stars. Coleman 9940-A55 Roadtrip Party Grill

I camped down at MIS and bought this grill on sale the day before. Not only was it easy to set up once I was down there - it was perfect for me since I was cooking only for one. It was awesome to take the grill top off and be able to perk coffee in the morning and then grill burgers on it later. Definitely fill the basin when grilling, it makes cleanup a snap. The bag makes it super portable and the propane attachment is a breeze to replace. All in all a great deal and super useful.

This is the perfect grill if you are looky for an affordable grill that is dependable and will last for years. I have had my Coleman party grill for 5 years now and it is the perfect grilling companion whether I am tailgating a ball game or camping in the great outdoors. The legs fit inside the grill for storage, and it is extremely easy to clean. I recommend this item to everyone!

This is a great little item when cooking for two people. I have had mine for a year and usually flop a steak on the grill and open a can of beans or corn on the griddle.This last trip I think I found the best way is to use it as a Korean "Hibachi type" Bar-B-Que. Fire it up on the camp table. Pour out your favorite "dipping" sauces. Precut your raw meats (beef, pork, chicken, shrimp, etc.)into bitesize or bigger morsels. The same goes for the veggies. Oil them up a bit if you like or wrap them in foil, add a little water and steam them. Cook several pieces at a time and keep cooking them as you eat them. I found that this technique overcomes the uneven cooking characteristics reported in other reviews and it's fun too! Each piece comes hot off the grill. The way you like it! By the time I eat a whole steak cooked my old method as a single piece, it's cold. Try it.

The thing that attracted me to this one was the dishwasher safe rating. Yes it will go in the dishwasher, but it cooks unevenly, burns the outside of food while the inside is still uncooked. Worst of all I end up fighting with it just to get it turned on. It usually take me 2 minutes of fiddling with it to get it turned on. The knob is terrible. DON'T BUY IT!!

Calling this a grill seems a bit of a misnomer. Essentially, it's a single burner camping stove that comes with a grill grate cover that really acts more like a skillet with holes in it. The flame is very close to the grill grate and propane burns hot. Though the burner flame is adjustable, it is difficult to regulate the heat effectively. It also cooks unevenly, with items in the middle (over the burner jets) cooking very quickly and items on the sides cooking very slowly. Thick cuts of meat or fish are problematic because A) they are too big to move around on the grill top for even cooking and B)the grill has no cover and burns so hot that you will cook the outside of your thicker cuts while the inside will stay cool.

If you are looking for a grill that performs like a miniature backyard gas/propane barbecue, this is not your product. If you want a small, easy to use, single burner for camping/tailgating and plan to use if for boiling, and/or grilling hotdogs and burgers, it serves pretty well.

This is a nice grill to use for parties or for your family! The price is just right and it is just the right size. Not too heavy, not too light! The only thing not good about this is you have to buy the propane canister yourself. That isnt expensive though. Its a nice grill overall!

Probably good for boiling water but you can't cook a steak on this. Gets extremely hot over the center area which is solid with no open grating over the flame area and food sticks and burns. I tried to use only the outer grated section of the grill but anything touching the center just attaches to the solid top and burns. You would do just as well cooking with a blow torch!



The grill top is fairly unstable on its supports to begin with and takes a balancing act to properly center it. The meat sticks and pulls the whole grill top with it when you try to turn it and this alone can be a safety hazard as well.



The only good feature is that its easy to clean the burnt meat off the grill top before returning it. - Portable Grills - Roadtrip - Camping - Coleman'

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