Green Mountain Grills GMG-6014 Weatherproof Tote Bag with Zippers and Velcro for Davy Crockett Portable Pellet Barbeque Models, Black

I like it strong waterproof cool

Love the bag and it’s very durable it doesn’t make it any easier to carry but it does keep it protected.

The bag seems like it will work well to carry the grill & keep it protected from the elements when it is outdoors during our intended weekend camping use. I just put the case onto the unit & I can't quite get the zipper completely closed as it is VERY tight @ this time. I hope that it loosens up/relaxes with use?

Very strong, fits perfectly with extra room to add utensils.

We bought this grill tote bag when we bought our Green Mountain Davy Crockett pellet grill to use when we transport it. We bring the grill with us on travel trailer trips, and the grill rides in the back of the truck in this bag. The handles make it easy to lift, and they feel strong enough that it doesn’t feel like they will break when lifting grill. We also use this bag for storage at the house to keep the grill protected when not in use.It takes a little finagling to get the grill in, but once it’s in, it fits great. It can only go in one way because of the stack. The downside of this grill tote is that the logo is on both sides so you can’t quickly tell which way the grill goes with you are putting it in.Overall, well made and protects it well.

This bag has so much potential, but they really missed the mark.On the happy side, it is designed specifically to fit the Davy Crockett smoker. Since it's a portable smoker, you really do need a duffel to carry the power cords, drip bucket liners, etc. This bag fills that need pretty perfectly.On the bad column though, the zipper is cheap and the pullers are too small for a bag this size. I'm only 1% confident that the zipper will last more than a year or two. Actually, it's probably closer to 0%.Also, the handles are oriented the wrong way for carrying. Picture yourself carrying a cooler: With a smaller playmate-type cooler, there is one handle down the center axis so you can carry the cooler with one hand. That makes sense for a lightweight cooler. But heavier coolers are designed with large grab-handles on either end so you can lift it and carry it either by yourself if it isn't overloaded or with a buddy if you both take an end. Even better, a lot of coolers have wheels on one end so you can manage it by yourself. But this tote just has two fabric handles in the center--kind of like a laptop bag. That would be swell if this were as light as a laptop or a mini cooler, but it's far from it.At 75 pounds, this smoker really requires a heavy-duty zipper and proper ways to lift and carry it. This bag seems pretty mandatory to me, but its construction really is a disappointment. I'm tempted to make this a two-star ("negative") review, but the bag is a nice touch and really a "must have" for this smoker.

The good: I now have a way to throw the smoker and all accessories in one bag and toss it in the back of my truck. It does seem to be strong enough to carry it by the bag’s straps.The bad: I don’t know how long it’ll last. Material is cheap backpack material, I would at least expect ripstop or more rugged material. The zipper is cheap, and I expect it to break sooner than later. You have to detach the smoke stack or flip it completely upside down for it to fit in the bag.I would not recommend buying this if you’re expecting a high quality bag that will last years. This will maybe survive a summer of camping trips.For the price of this bag, I would hope to fit the smoker intact (leaving smoke stack at an angle or straight up), ripstop material, and a beefier zipper. You could go to a military surplus store and buy a large duffel bag for $20 to get the job done.

I bought this to carry in our motor home and though a little heavy it works great. I’ve used it maybe 7 times so far and two times while camping. The other times were at home learning how to use the wifi that is built in the unit..