This grill promises better heat retention, weighs less, and requires less charcoal?about 50 percent less?than comparable units. The Caliber's body is ceramic insulation sandwiched between inner and outer layers of high nickel 304 Deep Draw Quality stainless steel. The nickel aids weather resistance, while the stainless steel allows for a weight of just 79 lbs. That's just half as much as most Kamados. Taken together, the package means efficient heat retention and distribution.
The Caliber Therma-Shell also has a patent-pending flue-way system that reengages the heat for maximum efficiency by routing it in a circular path before it exits through a vent in the lid.
This Jetsons-worthy grill comes in raw stainless steel, or in one of five colors of porcelain coating. If you're looking to class up your grilling experience and are looking forward to lugging fewer bags of heavy charcoal to and from your car, this could be the grill you seek. Expect to spend $1600 to $1800, depending on the finish.
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