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Traeger Woodridge Pro vs Traeger Ironwood

Two of the pellet grills in our best pellet grills: traeger vs pit boss vs weber vs z grills comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.

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#3 of 14 in Pellet Grills

Traeger Woodridge Pro

6.1/10

Best for: Woodridge with more space and Super Smoke

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#9 of 14 in Pellet Grills

Traeger Ironwood

4.9/10

Best for: Touchscreen, Super Smoke and solid build

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecTraeger Woodridge ProTraeger IronwoodWeight
Total cooking areaTotal grate area the maker lists, including upper racks. Upper racks are smaller and cooler, so compare main-grate figures in the spec table too. 970 sq in 616 sq in 30%
Pellet hopper capacityA bigger hopper runs longer overnight cooks without a refill. 24 lb 22 lb 15%
Max controller temperatureThe highest temperature the controller can hold for indirect cooking. Direct-flame sear zones are listed separately. 500 °F 500 °F 15%
Wi-Fi / app control (listed)Remote monitoring and temperature changes from your phone. Yes only when the maker lists it for this model. Yes Yes 15%
Direct-flame searing (listed)A slide plate, lever or open-flame design that lets you sear over the fire, such as Pit Boss Flame Broiler or Weber DirectFlame. No No 10%
Warranty (main body)Length of the maker's limited warranty on the main grill body. Components often have shorter coverage. 10 years 10 years 15%
Cooking space970 sq in (585 + 385)616 sq in (396 + 220)info
Hopper24 lb22 lbinfo
Max temperature500 °FNot listedinfo
FeaturesSuper Smoke mode, WiFIRETouchscreen, Super Smoke, P.A.L. accessory railinfo
Weight174 lb199 lbinfo
Warranty10-year limited10-year limitedinfo
Temperature rangeNot listed165–500 °Finfo
XL versionNot listed924 sq in (Ironwood XL)info
EmberPick score6.1/104.9/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Traeger Woodridge Pro

Better published figure on: Total cooking area, Pellet hopper capacity.

What we like

  • 970 sq in
  • Super Smoke mode
  • 10-year warranty

Watch out for

  • Heavier than the base Woodridge (174 lb)

Traeger Ironwood

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

  • Full-color touchscreen
  • Super Smoke mode
  • 10-year warranty

Watch out for

  • Less space than the cheaper Woodridge
  • No direct-flame searing

Verdict

Woodridge Pro has more space (970 vs 616 sq in) and a bigger hopper; Ironwood adds a touchscreen and the P.A.L. rail.

Traeger Woodridge Pro on AmazonTraeger Ironwood on Amazon
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