18.5" or 22.5"? Which size is right for me? Trying to decide...do I need the 22.5", or is the 18.5" enough?
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I own 6 WSM's (4 18" and 2 22"). I use the 18" for ribs and chicken and the 22" for pork shoulders and brisket. The pro's w/ the 22" is of course more room. The con's of the 22" is less efficient re; coal burns, you will burn a lot more coal w/ the 22". Your biggest concern will be wind (not cold). The cold the Weber can handle, the wind will make for a temp fructuation that will eventually effect your final product. The virtual weber bullet website has ideas on blocking the wind. I personally use welder blankets. Hope this helps...
1495916
I don't have the 18oz. I do have the 21oz. I can tell you...the 32 is my favorite for hiking and photos. The 32 is wider than the 21 but won't fit in the car holder. My 21 does perfectly also my bike bottle holder.
897907
Yeah, it might be a little small, but it should work fine for you. It's actually a 21-22 inch frame. I have no idea where they got the 18 inch from.
1038056
We went with the 13" for ours... 22/45 w/5.5" bull barrel and a reflex sight. Fits great.
895124
The 18 inch is perfect for my needs. I believe the 24 would be too large for a lot of areas in my home.
1638338
I use 20" with my Excalibur Ibex. I quess it would depend on whether there was clearance for your broadheads. Never tried the 18".
1944503
Im a small girl so the 13" inch is a perfect size for me. Not too big and not too small. The size doesnt really matter it still works the same. But if you are over 6 foot id go with the 26"
1898701
I think I would go with the 44" model. If I had to do it over again I would jump up to the next size.
2189792
I have the 18.5 and 22.5 for my family of four. The 18 will serve you better just in case you need to load it up with food. Charcoal consumption on the 14.5 and 18.5 will be very similar. Always better to have too much room than not enough.
1733514
go with the 18 you will be glad you did, not sure if this is new to you but make sure you pump the water off the cover all but maybe an inch. I learned the hard way an inch keeps the wind from getting underneath any more than that well lets just say the more water on the cover the less in your pool.
320460
Ideally, you probably want a 17.5" frame. Since one is not offered, you should be able to move the seat up enough to compensate for the slightly smaller frame. I have the same pant length and fit the 17" frame just fine. The 19" frame would almost certainly be too big for you.
1209025
Your about the same size as my wife. She uses the 19" with no problem. Of course you want to figure the weight with all your gear (it can easily add 10 to 15 lbs) I'm shy of 6 ft and pushing 250 and I use the 30" . It also depends on the typical snow amount you hike. We are usually in 6 to 12 in. But have used our shoes in over 24".
1741111
This is for a 1" frame. It fits my 1" Serotta perfectly. I wouldn't worry about the 22.2 thing.
387353
mines about 8" and I chose the medium. It's not too tight on me so I would suggest a Medium for you as well. Your best bet is to go to Sports Authority or somewhere local where they have this item and try it on first. That's what I did before making my purchase at Amazon to save a couple of dollars...LOL :-)
1751190
18-24 is the right size I think. I believe I have the same setup and anything longer wouldn't fit. Light works great.
269937
While it should work on your 22" grill, it wont fit on an 18". I use mine on a 22" Weber and it fits just fine. A little play, but sits right on the mounts and the weight keeps it in place. A huge step up from the junky stainless grill they originally come with.
1054530
Body size.....If you're under 5'10" the 18 inch will work. At 6'3" the 20 inch is almost too small.