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Weber Traveler Portable Propane Grill

  • 320 square inches of cooking area
  • 13100 BTU, single burner, 3 power levels
  • 16.4 oz LP cylinder sold separately; 20 lb tank via adapter hose
  • 49 pounds on an attached folding cart
  • 23 x 43.6 x 37.2 inches D x W x H
  • Porcelain-enameled cast iron grates
  • Automatic lid lock, one-handed setup and fold

Last refreshed Sep 27, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A folding propane grill on its own cart that sets up quickly for camping and tailgates with a wide grilling surface. Fuel cylinders are not included, so bring gas before the first cook.

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ASIN: B08PV54GMRCategory: Propane Grills

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Overview

Not a tabletop burner that needs a picnic table, the Weber Traveler is a single-burner propane grill built onto its own cart. One hand sets it up and folds it down, and the lid locks automatically for transport.

Portability without a cramped cooking surface is what sets it apart, with a grilling area large enough to cook a whole meal at once. It runs on small disposable cylinders by default, and a full-size tank needs an adapter hose, so plan the fuel setup you will carry.

Who it's for

Road trips, campsites and stadium lots, where a grill needs to fold and roll without fuss. Families wanting separate heat zones from several burners should look at a larger patio model.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Folds and sets up with one hand
  • Attached cart, no separate stand
  • Cast iron grates spread heat evenly
  • Low to high temperature range
Cons
  • Fuel cylinder sold separately
  • Single burner limits zone cooking
  • Full tank needs an adapter hose
  • Warranty terms not listed

Performance notes

Heat comes from one burner, so evenness depends on the porcelain-enameled cast iron grates spreading that heat across the surface. The control range lets it run cool for pancakes or hot for searing, and Weber says it is designed to optimize gas usage, which matters when cooking from small cylinders.

Where it stands among propane grills

  • #3 most-searched brand and model of the 33 propane grills lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 15 propane grills we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandWeber
Dimensions & fit
Item weight49 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H23 × 43.6 × 37.2 inches
Item dimensions16.8 × 43.6 × 37.2 inches
Capacity & performance
Heating Power13100 BTU
Wattage3799 watts
Power & efficiency
Fuel TypeGas (propane)
Number of Power Levels3
Construction & materials
Material TypeAluminum, Plastic
Handle MaterialPlastic
ColorBlack
Finish TypesPowder Coated
Frame materialAluminum
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeFreestanding
Included components
Included ComponentsAdapter Hose
Other details
Cooking Surface Area320 sq in
Main Burner Count1
Grill ConfigurationPortable

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Frequently asked questions

What comes in the box with the Weber Traveler?

The included components list names an adapter hose. The 16.4 oz LP cylinder is sold separately, so buy fuel before the trip.

Does the Weber Traveler need a table to stand on?

No. The grill is attached to its own cart and is listed as free standing.

Can the Weber Traveler cook at low temperatures?

Weber describes a low to high temperature range that handles everything from pancakes to seared steak.

What is the Weber Traveler frame made of?

An aluminum frame with a powder coated finish and plastic handles.