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I have a Webber Q100 (which is basically the 120 without the two fold out side tables). Perfect for camping. In terms of handling, obviously you will know the dimensions but I would liken it to carrying something a bit bigger (but not a great deal) than a 24 pack of beer but with handles. I also have its bigger brother (Q200) for home use and the two share same the rolling cart which is well worth going for as an extra if your budget allows (I would say in preference to the folding tables). Needless to say, ditch the disposable gas cylinder hose it comes with and get the hose for refillable cylinders.

I won't go into a sales pitch other than to say that everything you read about the quality of these things is true. And follow the instructions to the letter, particularly about not cleaning the grill plate between uses - the old grease protects the cast iron from rusting and is burned off when you warm it up for the next bbq.

If you do need to see one in the flesh many garden centres seem to sell them.

Quote: Originally posted by elizaD on 24/2/2010

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Get a Weber Go Anywhere BBQ - It's really good and plenty big enough if you're cooking for 4. Takes one 1kg bag of easy lighting charcoal too - no faffing trying to light it!!!

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We've got the Go Anywhere and the Q120.  The Q120 does take up space but we put it on the roof when we're travelling.  It's not too heavy to lift. It's a brilliant BBQ and hubby wouldn't go camping without - we use the optional trolley to bring it up to a useful height. If you go abroad it's an absolute must as many campsites don't allow the charcoal BBQs.

The Go Anywhere is also great as a small BBQ - we tend to use it for the beach at home.

Thanks everyone, i called into our local garden centre and they were just unpacking them! I looked at the 120 & 200(or 220?) and the Q120 looks just what we're looking for. Now, my dilema is do i pay £20 more for the new black line??? I know it'll be exactly the same its just its all black.

Thankyou again.