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Laredo Series 1100 Offset Smoker

1,100-sq-in charcoal offset smoker with a dedicated 184-sq-in firebox for low-and-slow cooking.

$350Approx. MSRP

Worth a look for a beginner wanting to try offset smoking cheaply, but go in aware it's a brand-new model without a proven track record yet.

Pros

  • Adds a real offset firebox onto the Laredo 900 body, an approachable entry into stick-burning
  • 1,100 sq in of combined cooking space
  • Top-opening grill lid plus offset chamber gives two cooking modes in one unit
  • Loads of cooking room — 1100 sq in feeds a crowd
  • Easy on the wallet ($350)

Watch-outs

  • Released too recently to have a long-term owner reliability record
  • Shares construction with the Laredo 900, which has reported paint and hardware quality-control issues
  • Like most entry-level offsets, the firebox side likely runs hotter than the far end
  • Charcoal means a learning curve vs push-button gas
TypeCharcoal
FuelCharcoal / hardwood
FormatOffset smoker
Approx. MSRP (USD)$350
Primary cooking area558 sq in
Total cooking area1100 sq in
Weight95 lb
Build materialHeavy-duty steel construction with porcelain-coated grates
WiFi / appNo

Specs sourced from the manufacturer / retailer listing. Prices are approximate and drift — check the seller for the current figure.

Oklahoma Joe's Laredo Series 1100 Offset Smoker

Features

  • 184-sq-in dedicated offset firebox
  • Removable ash pan with cool-touch handle
  • Side air damper and adjustable smokestack
  • Three porcelain-coated cooking grates
  • Side, folding front, and bottom storage shelves
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