Grilling is one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors during the summer. Whether you’re enjoying a family get together or getting ready for the big game, nothing quite completes a hot summer day like grilling. But what if you want to grill while you’re on the go? It’s anything but easy to haul your four-burner grill and a full-sized propane tank out to the campgrounds or stadium parking lot. That’s why Jackson Grills created their Versa line of grills.

JPG50

The JPG50 is the smallest, most portable grill in the lineup. It features a single burner, electronic ignition, and 155 square inches of cooking space. This grill is perfect for cooking burgers, hotdogs, and small veggies.

JVS75

The JVS75 fits right into the middle of the versa lineup. It takes all the portability of the JPG50, but adds a little more cooking area, sturdier legs, and a larger burner. This grill is great for cooking small steaks and multiple burgers at once.

JVS100

The JVS100 is the largest grill in Jackson Grill’s portable lineup. It features a temperature gauge on the top, ultra-sturdy fold-out legs, a large u-shaped burner, and 336 square inches of cooking space. If you’d like to learn more about it, watch our YouTube video where we highlight some of the awesome features of this mini monster.

Each one of these grills is completely constructed of 304 Stainless Steel, which means they’ll all be able to handle the wear and tear of being hauled around to tailgating parties or into the wilderness. This is what really sets these grills apart from some of the cheaper option you’ll find on eBay. They may look similar, but you’re getting a much cheaper product that won’t hold up over time.

Choosing between these three options ultimately comes down to two things. How much cooking space do you need and what level of portability are you looking for? If you’re cooking for yourself, the JPG50 is a great option. The smaller volume of the grill allows it to heat up easier using less fuel and the cooking area is still big enough to cook a main and side course for one or two people. The JVS75 is great for two people and the JVS100 is great for a small family.

 All these grills are considered portable and can easily fit on a picnic table, but they are different in size and maybe more importantly, weight. The JPG50 weighs in at 17lbs., the JVS75 comes in at 33lbs, and the JVS100 tips the scale at 40lbs. Finding the right balance between portability and cooking area can be tricky, but once you get it figured out, you’ll be ready to take your grilling to the next level.

All three of these grills are available on our website under the Home and Garden tab. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel for more information videos and stay tuned to our site, www.PricedRightSales.com for more great products.

--Dan Carlson

Grilling is one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors during the summer. Whether you’re enjoying a family get together or getting ready for the big game, nothing quite completes a hot summer day like grilling. But what if you want to grill while you’re on the go? It’s anything but easy to haul your four-burner grill and a full-sized propane tank out to the campgrounds or stadium parking lot. That’s why Jackson Grills created their Versa line of grills.

JPG50

The JPG50 is the smallest, most portable grill in the lineup. It features a single burner, electronic ignition, and 155 square inches of cooking space. This grill is perfect for cooking burgers, hotdogs, and small veggies.

JVS75

The JVS75 fits right into the middle of the versa lineup. It takes all the portability of the JPG50, but adds a little more cooking area, sturdier legs, and a larger burner. This grill is great for cooking small steaks and multiple burgers at once.

JVS100

The JVS100 is the largest grill in Jackson Grill’s portable lineup. It features a temperature gauge on the top, ultra-sturdy fold-out legs, a large u-shaped burner, and 336 square inches of cooking space. If you’d like to learn more about it, watch our YouTube video where we highlight some of the awesome features of this mini monster.

Each one of these grills is completely constructed of 304 Stainless Steel, which means they’ll all be able to handle the wear and tear of being hauled around to tailgating parties or into the wilderness. This is what really sets these grills apart from some of the cheaper option you’ll find on eBay. They may look similar, but you’re getting a much cheaper product that won’t hold up over time.

Choosing between these three options ultimately comes down to two things. How much cooking space do you need and what level of portability are you looking for? If you’re cooking for yourself, the JPG50 is a great option. The smaller volume of the grill allows it to heat up easier using less fuel and the cooking area is still big enough to cook a main and side course for one or two people. The JVS75 is great for two people and the JVS100 is great for a small family.

 All these grills are considered portable and can easily fit on a picnic table, but they are different in size and maybe more importantly, weight. The JPG50 weighs in at 17lbs., the JVS75 comes in at 33lbs, and the JVS100 tips the scale at 40lbs. Finding the right balance between portability and cooking area can be tricky, but once you get it figured out, you’ll be ready to take your grilling to the next level.

All three of these grills are available on our website under the Home and Garden tab. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel for more information videos and stay tuned to our site, www.PricedRightSales.com for more great products.

--Dan Carlson