Char-Broil Grill2Go Carry All Case

I've been really happy with my Grill2Go, and it seemed like a case would help keep it in better shape loaded poorly in my rear carrier. My expectation was that I was going to store my regulator and extra 1# bottles under the grill hood. But this carrier changes that.This case for your Grill2Go has what looks like a nicely formed closed cell foam nest on the bottom portion. First, it gives the whole case a nice flat bottom so that it can be stacked on other items. It keeps the feet from poking through the material of the case over time, I believe. But the ability to nest the regulator, at least two gas bottles, the scraper and probably some grill tools is absolutely awesome.The cover secures the lid on the grill itself well with four buckles. Seems like the last one is a little hard to engage, but it is not impossible. We'll see if time I get better at that and maybe the material loosens up in a few places.There are some other exterior pockets too for small items.While this really does seem to be an expensive cover, it really has a lot of added value that centralizes storage of related items in one location for getting up to speed with your mobile grilling.

I purchased this in order to make transporting my grill easier and also as a way to store it.It’s works exactly as advertised and I like the ability to store extra gas bottles and a few other accessories in the case as well.If you are going to tote your grill far at all, then this case is a lifesaver.

This cover fits perfectly and is a really high quality product. I’m not sure what to say about the reviewers that insisted on trying to place the cover on side-to-side instead of front to back. Let’s see, the photo on the box shows the correct way to attach it, as well as common sense by just looking at the cover and the grill. Please people, at least try to attach it correctly before writing a poor review for an excellent product.Yes, the straps are a little tight. No problem for me though. Almost all men and many women will be able to connect the straps. My wife can’t do it, but fortunately, she has me so it’s no big deal. The product quality is almost too good to be true. It might be expensive (although I think I got it at the lowest price it’s ever been) but quality products aren’t cheap to produce. People seem to expect high quality products at bargain basement prices. The reality is that if you want a really good product, expect to pay for it.Excellent case for an excellent grill!

I bought my bbq used for $20.00 and was not wanting to spend $100 for the storage bag. I was happy to see Amazon had an open box discount one and jumped on purchasing it. Its great to have a place for regulator and gas bottles stored away with the bbq. As the reviews show the top needs to be positioned correctly to close the straps together.

Like many people in the reviews I was confused on how it fit. It's not meant to cover the entire grill it's made to be able to carry it easier and store a few accessories. Pro Tip: You're putting it on sideways if it's not buckling in. Rotate it 90 degrees and the handles should be sticking out the sides. It's a prefect fit.

Like several other reviewers have noted, the covers they are sending out recently (Jan , 2025) do not work if the barbecue is in the case because the straps are too short and are not adjustable. We called the help line at Charbroil and the person who answered acted clueless about the case so after about 10 min we gave up. The case seems really well designed but something bad happened recently in the manufacturing process. In the end, I use a ceramic knife to modify the fancy foam base, carving it down so I could close the case. Not ideal.

Different Design than what you think a case would be.whats not clear if you havent looked closely at the photo is the design is different than you might expect. the case is made of two parts. one is a base bucket that the grill sits into that has a very nice foam floor to hold grill feet, two gas bottles, gas valve and (in think) a few cooking tools the removable lid/cover straps over the top connecting on the front and rear sides with snap buckles. what seem to be bottle tank pockets on the sides in the photo arent, but where the grill handles stick out giving you access to them with the case on. Case is well padded protecting your main investment except for the exposed handles.thoughts: nice padded case, makes the packing it in trunk much larger than grill. The open ends seem to be mouths that like to gobble up dirt, sand, spilled soda, and things you drop (like car keys - now cant find) if you transport it with a bunch of other stuff from beach or forest camping or carry kid beach toys, its interesting how many different things can easily enter case (pine needles, sand, dirt, bugs,stones, food, liquid). on a positive side, the exposed handles are easy to grab for a positive transport.. concerned about long term use ability of case as there nothing really holding the base bag sides up next too grill and assume one bad packing in trunk that pushes down on bucket sidewalls will kill the stiffness of the bottom bucket and make the case not as desirable.feeling a tad ripped off playing 50 bucks for a 100 buck grill. next time i think i would skip the case, just throw everything inside the bbq wrapped in a towel, and use the latches to keep it closed. and save the money by not purchasing the case and use it towards a purchase new grill or parts in a few years if i screwed it up in transport. im sure it will get the nice case all scratched up, but then its a camping bbq, thats what happens to my jeep when i off road and kid mountian bikes. (oh well)and yes i have the top the correct way (logo to the front), its very tight. almost too tight, maybe will stretch after some time on and fit better before it blows a seam.

Very nice product, the only problem I see is that the straps that attach the top cover to the bottom are extremely tight. It is very hard to to snap the two pieces together. The carry strap is also very tight. Maybe after it is used some and the foam in the bottom softens slightly it will become easier.