✅ The (NEW) Lodge Sportsman Pro Grill

The Lodge cast iron sportsman's grill is a hibachi style grill with a removable grill grate. One of the neatest features is the dual air vents. They replaced the bail type handle with a steel hook type for portability. This Lodge cast iron sportsman's grill is perfect for tailgating or backyard bbq.

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[kurtmanly]

I still love my old one. The open door makes it like a mini fireplace. I can stuff pecan and apple wood directly inside.

[edwardlabelle]

I have tons of cast iron products, mostly vintage, love it all. I always light my chimney in my grill. Don't let the negative comments get to u. Some people do everything perfect, so they think, they don't have anything better to do.

[stevenguajardo]

I like it. Great for camping, or grilling something small for two people, so I don't have to use the big grill for something small. I've liked Lodge for a long time. They always use thick metal.

[ghw]

Mine is going on 25 years old and is still in regular use. I like the ease of assembly and definitely like the ashtray.

[carolinegray]

My hibachi came with me from Japan. I use twigs and larger for fire. When the meat is done, and the fire's burned out, I simply remove the wooden handled grills and dump the ashes. The grill base also has wooden handles. SO! 1grill base and 2 adjustable height racks. Used this hibachi since 1964. A lot! If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
BTW..hibachi is what it IS. 😊 The description became the brand name.

[adp]

Great work Mr Cast Iron! I just watched 17mins of video about a grill I don’t need just because you seem like a nice bloke 😂 Sending love from Australia 👍

[MasterFalconer-pvzb]

Worth every penny! And AMERICAN MADE! If you’re a fan of cast iron, you won’t be sorry! Great Video Sir, I have the older model, with the nail, but I sure like those handles.

[edwardcrawley]

I was always wanting one of the older model sportsman's grill and was greatly bummed out when they were dropped from lodge's product line and even more bummed seeing what people were asking for used ones. It was insane. Not a fan of the new model at all. You can image my delight to find a fellow selling a old model new in the box for a lot less then when introduced😊.

[portiabrown]

I watch this and was impressed so I ordered one. When I received it was in perfect condition. I found lowest cost and free shipping at Home Depot.
I was so impressed with it..very well built! Looks nice and maybe something to brag about a little. : ) I love it . Haven't used it yet but will soon.

[alexACR]

I got the older version that doesn't have the ash tray but I love mine. Had it for about 8 years and it still looks brand new. What Indo with mine is I cut a piece of aluminum foil and place down inside the charcoal area and run it up about 3 inches on tbe sides. Mine does have a damper on it but it is a small plate that slides back and forth. Once I am done cooking and the coal die out I just fold the aluminum foil up and remove all the ashes. It's a little more effort but it makes removing the coals easier and it also prevents salty sauces and grease from contacting the surfaces. The sportsman grill isn't really meant to cook large pieces of meat nor does it smoke although I did fabricate a cover for mine and it does pretty good. I am reallybgood about making sure my grate is always cleaned and then I wipe all surface while still warm with peanut oil. Would I pay 150.00 bucks for one....no but I got this as a Christmas gift and love using it. It's great for deer burgers, skewers, dogs and hamburgers and it really shines cooking pork chops. Not sure I like the new version shown here. Doesn't look and heavy duty and I definitely don't like the detached handles. End up losing those. Mine are attached and cannot be removed.

[csr]

Great video.

Why did Lodge change the design. The realistic answer is because they made it cheaper to manufacture. There are only 3 pieces to be make, instead of 7 pieces with the old one (including the bail handle)

I have this model but always use my lodge sportsman grill. Hopefully they bring back the LSG

[davidatovar]

I remember back in the 60's we had cast iron grill called a HIBACHI.

[joe]

thank you mr and mrs cast iron. I appreciate this video. chimney paper is not something i had considered before. i appreciate the way you show the capacity of the grill and how functional it is..i am glad i watched your video. thank you

[davidwilson]

I miss the old Hitachi grill from the 70, s

[maxbsawicky]

Just bought one and glad I watched this. If you put the washer thingies outside the grill box like I did at first (I'm no mechanical wizard, LOL) the slide doesn't work. They have to go inside, under the nuts.

[patdiederich-]

I have an original hibachi grill.that I bought second hand for $5.00 at a garage sale.i use it at least twice a week and the meat tastes great everytime.

[Booyah]

I love that you can flip it upside down legs up & a lodge flat griddle fits on it like a glove for bacon eggs pancakes etc…

[BBQPITDOG]

Hey Mike and Mrs. CI are THE BIG TIME now as Lodge has finally hooked you up with a great product! What a great demonstration video y'all. Lunch sure looked delicious too! Have a great week and enjoy that beautiful weather!!

[flashcraft]

Mr. Cast Iron, I like the way you used blocks and that expanded metal grate for a table. That's a good idea.

[cynthiawesley]

Heeey Mr. & Mrs. Cast Iron. Good to see y'all this Memorial day. 1st, love da grill, 2, love da new skillet, 3, IN LOVE with her holiday decorations, 4th, I've NEVER had radish cooked before & gonna try it, 5th, Mrs. Cast Irons hair is pretty must be a fresh trim. Looks like an awesome day for you 2 today. Hope y'all njoyd.