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OOhh thats sounds good. I think if you want it to last you have to be looking at the £40-50 mark. Thanks.

i like the green webers, nice co-ordinated outwell green colour..

The weber is a serious piece of kit, we have an aussie friend who married an american air force man and when they left UK she gave me her weber and its a great BBQ she swears by it and we have had it now over 6 years it really is that good but knowing how to set up a good BBQ is the key..

We bought a cheap bucket BBQ from B&M so we could use it for a fire afterwards and thats just as good aslong as you set it up proper, too many people load them up with coals and it just flounders..

I'd still go for the Weber 'Go Anywhere'. It's really good quality. We even cooked scones on it last weekend!!

We would never leave home without the Cobb, it's so much more than a Barbecue!

But we do also have the Outwell Cahors.  Folds down teeny tiny and it's great to chuck a firelog on afterwards to have a little "campfire"  I admit it's not the sturdiest or really built to last years but it's relatively cheap, and it takes up so little space.