NomadiQ Grill Review - Sleek Design and Easy to Use Portable Grill

NomadiQ Grill Review - Sleek Design and Easy to Use Portable Grill
The NomadiQ Grill is an attractive grill that was really easy to use. We tested it in the mountains of Colorado - in snow and cold temps and 9800' elevation! Fellow Engearment writer Yoseph and I were able to fry up some chicken schnitzel to share with others at our backcountry ski spot.
$299 -
Amazon link - amzn.to/31fCQ2q
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[@mine1685]

Thank you for the video, but it would be more useful if we actually saw you how you set it up everything including the dripping tray and propane everything and anything step by step. I basically saw the grill but nothing else about how it actually is used. I purchased this grill the other day and I don't see dripping tray in the box, so I wish you could show it. I would also like to see the size of the propane and how it is connected, etc. etc.

[@Engearment]

Thank you for the feedback.
Drip tray is in the styrofoam.
1lb green canister propane.

[@justgloria.]

Is there adapter available for a 10 LB Propane tank?

[@Engearment]

I did not see one.

[@ewmeekels]

Yes this is available for this bbq

[@sparks701]

There is a hose for larger propane tank and a 10’ for an rv hookup

[@TravelThailand8]

So you can store it away in 10 seconds if you do not use it. If you use it you still have to disconnect the gas lines it will take much longer

[@Engearment]

Yes. It takes as long as it takes.

[@melcrose]

I wonder if they want it pronounced "Nomadeek" as as IQ at the end of a word is usually pronounced that way..

[@Engearment]

Sure could be. Thanks for the insight.

[@cccalifornia7206]

What Country is this grill made?? 🤔😏

[@Engearment]

What country is your grill made in?

[@hueso9b951]

Canada 🇨🇦

[@pmurphy12667]

4600 btus is weak...sorry but that is a no go

[@Engearment]

For a 1lb propane canister it is not bad. Cooked our food just fine. And in snow, at 9500ft. Just saying.