The best backyard outdoor gifts for dad
, and they both work well. However, I prefer the E55 because it’s rechargeable battery powered where the Patio Shield burns liquid fuel. With the E55, you only have to worry about the repellent cartridge which can last up to 40 hours if you opt for the high-capacity refill. There’s no spray, no mist and no excess smoke – just a 20-foot bug-free zone.Maybe dad doesn’t need a new grill, but could use some help perfecting his skills or would enjoy monitoring food from afar.
For 2022, the company completely redesigned its, making them a full-fledged outdoor kitchen with the addition of a side-mounted induction burner. Traeger also made changes for better heat distribution and cleanup. So not only can your dad cook a feast, but he shouldn’t have to spend as much time on maintenance afterwards.Weber brought its smart grilling platform to its gas grills in 2021, putting a sous chef on every dad’s phone.
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