There is nothing like firing up the grill on the perfect day to cook some food for you and your friends. There are so many grills on the market to choose from that it can get overwhelming. We like to do our part to review new products to help you make the best decision possible. In this review we check out the Coyote Grills gas grill, but this one has a twist: it’s the BO JACKSON edition.
Bo Jackson was a once in a generation talent who’s career ended too soon. Bo has recently gotten into the grilling and meat game and we’ve tested out Bo’s Burgers in the past (check out that review HERE). We grabbed another 6 pack of Bo’s Burgers to help test out his new grill collaboration with Coyote Grills.
Coyote Grills are known for quality and this was our first chance to really experience the quality that is a Coyote Grill. Let’s take a look at some of the features this grill comes with:
Features:
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200 sq. in. cooking area
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316 marine grade stainless steel
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Signature grate cooking surface
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Ceramic Heat Control Grid
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One Infinity Burner – capable of up to 20,000 BTU’s
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700° F maximum temperature
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Can be used with either a 20lb propane tank or a small propane canister (adapter included)
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Removable drip for easy cleaning
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Grill Cover with Bo Jackson’s signature
Approximate Dimensions:
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Height: 13-1/2″
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Depth: 16″
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Width: 25″
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Weight 53 pounds
We got ours out of the box and then it was time to set it up. Included in the box is the grill, Bo Jackson signature grill grates, grill cover, small propane canister adapter, and the gas line hook up. We had everything out of the box and set up to cook on in about 5 minutes. We hooked it up to the propane tank and in about 10 minutes this grill was over 500 degrees and ready for action.
The grill itself is beautiful and weighing in at a little over 50 pounds (with handles on each side) you can pick it up and move it to where the the grilling action takes you. When I was putting the grill grate in, that has Bo Jackson’s signature and number cut into the grate, I thought this is almost too pretty to grill on. I quickly got over that feeling and grabbed Bo’s Burgers to start placing on the grill. The sizzle is real and it kept getting hotter and hotter as the burger juices started hitting the ceramic heat grid below. We pegged the built in thermometer at 800 degrees. This makes we wonder if it was truly 800 degrees or is the thermometer off a touch with its reading. Regardless, this thing can get hot and it did a great job in getting our burgers cooked to perfection.





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