Magma Padded Grill and Accessory Storage Case for 9" x 18" Grills

If you've ever wedged a marine grill into a cockpit locker with the shelf, the regulator, and a couple of propane canisters rolling around loose, you already know why this case exists. Magma built the A10-992 Padded Grill and Accessory Carrying and Storage Case to keep your 9-inch by 18-inch rectangular grill and everything that goes with it in one padded, organized bag. No more hunting for the serving shelf in the spring. No more scratched grill housing after a season in the bilge.

The main compartment swallows the whole grill body. It's sized for Magma's 9-inch by 18-inch rectangular grills, so the fit is snug and the thick padding actually does its job. That padding matters more on a boat than it does on land. Between the pounding in a chop and the tight quarters of a lazarette, a bare grill picks up dings fast. Zip it into this case and the stainless stays looking new.

Off to one side there's a separate pocket built for the extras. Your serving shelf, a griddle, a fish and veggie tray, the grilling utensils, they all have a home here instead of floating around the cockpit. Keeping the sharp and awkward pieces away from the grill body is half the reason a case like this pays for itself.

Propane is where this bag gets clever. There's a removable internal section in the main compartment sized to carry up to two 1-pound propane canisters, so your fuel travels with the grill and stays upright. Above that, an upper mesh pocket holds up to two control valves or regulators. Anyone who's shown up to a raft-up ready to grill and realized the regulator is back at the dock will appreciate that detail.

The construction is luggage quality, which is Magma's way of saying it's built to be carried, dropped, and stuffed in and out of a locker for years. Heavy-duty carrying handles let you grab it one-handed, and the carrying strap frees up a hand for the cooler or the dock lines on the walk down. It's the kind of bag you toss in the truck for a tailgate just as easily as you stow it below deck.

There's a practical hygiene angle too. A used grill is a greasy, sooty thing, and you don't want that smeared across your cockpit cushions or your truck bed. Sealing it inside a dedicated case keeps the mess contained and keeps the smell down between cookouts. Come the offseason, a clean grill zipped into a padded bag on a garage shelf or in a dock box beats a tarp-and-bungee job every time.

We sell a lot of Magma grills to cruisers and weekend anglers, and the case is one of those accessories folks wish they'd bought on day one. It turns the grill from a loose pile of parts you dread packing into a single grab-and-go bag. Everything lives in one spot, so setup on the transom takes a minute instead of a scavenger hunt. For anyone who actually uses their grill, on the hook, at the dock, or in a parking lot before the game, that convenience adds up fast over a season on the water.

Who's this for? Anyone running one of Magma's 9-inch by 18-inch rectangular grills who wants it protected in storage and organized in transit. It's a natural add-on when you buy the grill, and it's just as useful years later when you're tired of chasing loose parts. One thing to keep clear: this is the case only, sold on its own. The grill, shelf, and accessories it's designed to hold are not what ships in the box. And if your grill has a 9-inch by 12-inch surface instead, Magma makes a smaller case sized for that one, so match the size before you order.