If you're looking for a pro type grill with high output without spending 6,000 - 8,000,
then the Lynx Sedona and the Weber Summit series are two good options.
However, they're extremely different and they're grilling, searing, rotisserie,
and smoking capabilities, basically the two very different grills.
And what's better for you depends on how you use your grill.
So in this video, we'll break down two of the same size grills,
the four thousand fifty nine pro sear Sedona and the best twenty seven ninety
nine six burner Weber Summit, feature for feature.
At the end, you'll know which grill might be right for you.
For size, they're almost identical
with a six burner Summit, it's six hundred twenty four square inches
of cooking area versus a Lynx Sedona with six hundred and eighteen square inches.
The Sedona L600PSFR has 46,000 BTU in gas,
plus 23,000 infrared totaling sixty nine thousand BTU. Weber's Summit has 60,000 BTU.
A ten thousand six hundred BTU sear station, sixty eight hundred BTU
smoker to infuse your food with additional flavor.
It even has a twelve thousand BTU side
burner if you want to cook without having to run back and forth to your kitchen.
However, comparing total BTU will not give
you an idea of how you'll actually grill. Summit uses six 10,000 BTU elements versus
two twenty three thousand BTU burners for the Sedona.
So the Lynx will be hotter to grill faster and more evenly.
It's important to understand the searing capabilities of each as well.
The Summit will call theirs a sear station,
but in reality it's just another row of ten thousand six hundred BTU burners.
The Lynx has an infrared 23,000 BTU sear, so it's much hotter.
Infrared is also a more intense directed
heat, whereas gas diffuses the flame like your gas burner on your stove at home.
Unlike most infrared burners, the Lynx is variable to be able to sear
your fruits and veggies at lower temperatures.
In terms of rotisseries, they both have infrared burners in the back of
the grill for evenness of cooking.
However, the Sedona rotisserie burners
rated at fourteen thousand versus ten thousand six hundred four the Summit.
In terms of overall construction,
Lynx has the OneTouch open hood, so it's much easier to open.
They both have lighted knobs,
but Lynx has the blue LEDs and has a light in the grill itself for admission.
The Sedona is electronic with a battery, operated back up to light quickly.
Incredibly, Weber did not include
the Summit in the last round of ignition improvements.
These are older but still reliable.
snap jet flame thrower ignition.
They both have different heat distribution systems as well.
Lynx has the ceramic briquettes to reduce flare ups and increase heat,
whereas the Summit uses one row of stainless flavorizer bars.
The briquettes are a bit better, especially for cleaning,
because all you have to do is turn them over and they clean themselves versus
physically cleaning the bars on the Summit.
Size is the same. However, Weber has
the smoking capability and a side burner built into the grill,
so you don't have to go back and forth to your kitchen. The Sedona is a hotter grill,
with a more powerful twenty three thousand BTU burner and a real twenty three
thousand BTU sear that actually Sears quickly.
It's also is a bit easier to light and a lot easier to clean.
So Summit features at thirteen hundred dollars
less versus the Sedona which has a hotter burner, better sear and better construction.
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