Z Grill vs. Pit Boss – Comparison review
Wood pellet grills are the fastest growing segment of all grills on the market. They combined the simplicity of a gas grill and the flavor of a charcoal one. Wood pellets are ideal fuel for tasty grilled food; they generate 8200 BTU per pound, are carbon neutral, and are produced from pure raw materials.
Wood pellets have various blends recommended for different flavors of pork, fish, beef, and chicken: hickory, mesquite, apple, cherry, whiskey, etc. The only minus is that you need a storage place for different wood pellet blends, but it is worth it.
This article will review two top brands in the budget category: Z Grill vs. Pit Boss. Two grills from each brand will be compared to find a better solution for family gatherings.
Z Grill vs. Pit Boss – Comparison Table
The winner in this article is…
The winner in this article is PIT BOSS PB440D2. The construction of all four reviewed grills is almost the same; all of them can cook in eight styles. But only this model has two shelves, a lid thermometer, and a control board with ports for two probes. The only minus is a small hopper, only 5 lbs. If this parameter is essential for you, and you cook for a big family, then Pit Boss 700 FB and Z grill 7002E are an equally good choice with a larger cooking area – up to 700 in2 and up 21 lbs of a hopper capacity. The auto-ignition, heat distribution, grease management systems, and porcelain-coated steel grates will make the food preparation on all these grills a pleasure.
