Weber cuts prices on grills and griddles ahead of July 4th holiday

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Weber is offering discounts on a range of grills, griddles, and smokers ahead of the July 4th holiday, with prices lower than most competing retailers by around $50. The three-burner Spirit E-325 gas grill is marked down to $499 for propane and $549 for natural gas, a notable deal given how rarely it goes on sale. The 30-inch Slate rust-resistant griddle is discounted to $649, while the portable 17-inch tabletop version drops to $249 and is also available at Home Depot and Ace Hardware. For buyers seeking a premium option, the Searwood XL 600 pellet grill is $100 off at $1,199, offering a wide cooking range from low-and-slow smoking to high-heat searing across 972 square inches of space.

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