Weber18" Grill Brush/Scraper

The bristles are really strong, the arm is a very nice length so you don't feel the heat of a hot grill while cleaning and the added metal tip for scrapping is a nice bonus. I personally really prefer this grill brush over all the others, I tend to use one a season and even when i throw the old one out its still pretty functional without any bristles falling out. Buy this one while you can though the new model is a little different without the scraper on the top so I'm not fully sold on that one. I purchased a few this year so I wont have to worry for at least 2-3 years.

This brush is the best, I bought one of these years ago and it lasted and lasted so when it came time for a replacement I bought this. The only thing different from my old Weber brush is the handle this one is bamboo and actually looks better than wood..This brush is nicely constructed and the handle is plenty long enough so your hands won't get burned. I already used it and the results were great and I know this brush will last just as long as the last one did.

Could be bent a but for an even swipe?

I had one of these for probably ten years. The wood finally split and I bought a different piece, actually two and neither was that good. i then found this one from Weber, which is the same as my original and it is great for the grill.

Came quickly. Less expensive than big box and same quality as the last one purchased 7 years ago. Never saw a metal bristle fall out!!

About the best grill brush I've found. It's sturdy and well made and actually quite attractive for an item I didn't think could ever be described with that word. I got the 18" version. I wasn't sure why two sizes- I can only tell you that you certainly won't burn yourself or encounter serious heat with the longer 18" model. Does a better than decent job of scrubbing the gunk off of the grill. There's a small metal tip at the end for serious gunk removal however, it's not for all grill surfaces. The shape makes it ideal for a grill with a rack type of surface, such as most charcoal grills. Some grill surfaces (such as my gas grill) have flat panels with bars and air spaces to cook on. (Sorry if description is crummy.) The tip won't help you there.

This is an inexpensive and effective way to keep your grill clean. I purchased a much more expensive alternative that now serves as a decoration on my grill. This brush cleans down to the grates every time!

This brush is nice. I bought it because of the metal scraping tip that fits the stainless steel grates on my Weber Genesis. The bamboo handle is very comfortable and it looks nice with my other grilling tools. That said, the tip is pretty awkward to use. It is positioned in such a way that you cannot quickly go from bar to bar without stopping to look and align it on the grate. I feel like it should have been attached on the other side, or the top of the brush sloped towards the front instead of squared off. The groove fits the bars OK but to clean the whole bar you must make more than one swipe to get both sides as it does not fit the bars quite snugly. However, this is not an expensive item, it does do the job, and it is built well, quibbles aside. I was expecting better, being so pleased with the quality of my recent Weber purchases, however I would still give this brush a good recommendation. Buy it, use it up, and hope they design one a little better at the same price point in the future. :)