The Woodridge, Woodridge Pro and Woodridge Elite aim to bring smart smoking to the masses. Traeger has been making pellet grills and smokers for nearly 40 years now, and while its products are always high quality,

Grill companies are taking a different approach in 2025. Instead of refining premium smart pellet models and adding even more features, they’re aiming to provide a solid outdoor cooking experience for less money than usual.

Adding to its best smoker line-up, the new Traeger Woodridge series is all about enhancing the pellet grilling experience. The age-old debate among barbecue enthusiasts is whether charcoal, gas, pellet or electric is best, but if you like smoking meats or cooking low-and-slow, then Traeger’s new Woodridge pellet grills might be the way to go.

Traeger is a well-known name in the grilling game, and it's new line of Woodridge grills feature savvy tech that may be smarter than your entire kitchen.

The All-New Woodridge® Series Combines Cutting-Edge Technology, Elevated Flavor, and Unmatched Versatility at Approachable Price Points

Weber has just announced its 2025 barbecue line-up, and I can’t wait to get grilling. To celebrate 30 years of its Spirit barbecue, Weber has introduced an enhanced version of its iconic gas grill, and has introduced two new wood pellet barbecues, including the Searwood and Smoque – we’ve got a lot to get through so buckle in.

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