Cubex or Vermont..

[JBiBBs5]

I've found that the local pellet pricing is a bit higher this year but did manage to find a couple of decent deals on super premium pellets. Let me know your opinions on the following options:

2 ton cubex, 1 ton LG for $870
or
3 ton Vermont for $870

These prices include delivery and drop in my garage. I could also substitute the LG for another ton of Cubex for $10 more. Last year I had some stove chow as a shoulder pellet but this year the only cheap options I have seen is Inferno and Nations choice for $209 per. Maine Woods for $245. Those prices don't include delivery and aren't nearly the quality of the super premiums so they just don't seem worth it.

Thoughts please...

 

[jtakeman]

I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. Coin toss?

 

[hotdawg]

Have you tried any of these pellets in the past? I've only heard good things about the three pellets you're talking about but personally I like a variety in my stash so having two kinds is always more fun.

 

[MacP]

I went with 2 tons of Cubex and 1 ton of LG. I found that you can't go wrong with the heat that Cubex throws out. I also find that hardwood pellets last a bit longer. IMO

I agree it is more fun to have options.

 

[JBiBBs5]

I went with 2 tons of Cubex and 1 ton of LG. I found that you can't go wrong with the heat that Cubex throws out. I also find that hardwood pellets last a bit longer. IMO

I agree it is more fun to have options.

I'm assuming you ordered that combo from Eastern Ice?

Where did you get the Okies? I'd really like some of those.

 

[MacP]

I'm assuming you ordered that combo from Eastern Ice?

Where did you get the Okies? I'd really like some of those.

Yes, I get my pellets from the good people over at Eastern Ice.

Pellets R Us in Berkley

 

[SXIPro]

I loved the Vermont pellets. I can't find the damn things anywhere now though.

 

[JG_MGA59]

Not sure what part of N Mass you are located in but I picked up a ton of Vermonts last Saturday at Fallons Home and Hearth in Hampton, NH for $279 / ton.