Blacktop 360 | Party Hub Grill-Fryer

Who needs a kitchen when you’ve got the Blacktop 360 Party Hub Grill-Fryer? This ingenious culinary invention allows you to cook burgers, dogs, and even your french fries in one key location. Featuring a grill, skillet, warming plate, cutting board, and deep fryer, the Blacktop cooks every conceivable food in a manly man’s diet and ensures that you can eat the unhealthiest foods known to man all without burning a single calorie while preparing them. Finally!

Tune to your favorite station while whipping up some Texas Toast on the Breville Radio Toaster, and you don’t have to miss a single moment of the big game while you are prepping your party feast. The Blacktop 360 is reasonably priced at $249, and makes for a great Christmas gift for the griller in your life.

$100-$250, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on December 8th, 2011

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$249 BUY

Brennwagen Grills

Brennwagen Grills come in three different models, and range from an affordable $725 to a life-changing $6,300. If you’re into grilling, though, these will hit the spot at any price level. Designed by a former Formula One racer, you can kind of see the pedigree at work when you get a peek.

With the heaviest of the heavy duty GTC 1200 and its GTC 800 little brother, you get fully isolated drawers for meat and drinks, stainless steel construction, integrated thermometers, drum brakes, height-adjustable grill units, thick and sturdy wheels and a dolly handle that helps you to safely and easily get to wherever you need to go for that next grill-out.

The GTC 500 is the low man on the totem pole, but still features plenty of storage on two wheels in a unit the size of a hibachi grill. Any of these models offer the finest tailgating available, so loosen the purse strings and go grill wild. And while you’re at it, load up on these Grilling & BBQ Kits to help bring out the flavor.

$1,000-$2,500, $2,500-$5,000, $5,000-$10,000, $500-$1,000, Grilling

By Aric Mitchell on November 4th, 2011

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$725-$6,300 BUY

Tactical Grilling Apron

Here’s one that’s sure to please the Grill Master (or at least Dad for Father’s Day) in all of us: The Tactical Grilling Apron—because grillin’ is just that serious.

From the same folks (at Tactical Grilling Co) that introduced to the world the Tactical Sammich, Tactical Beer Sheath, and Tactical Spatula Sheath (sounds like a couple of fanatical ex-cooks for the army came up with this stuff) comes the Tactical Grilling Apron. It boasts a total of five “modular attachments” at the waist and near chest level—good for stashing any thing from beer and condiments to grenades and a Glock 19. Additionally, the Apron is totally interchangeable with masculine extras like additional pockets (err, modular attachments) and other ‘tactical’ gadgets.

And those who feel that the fine art of grilling out just isn’t American-enough can rest a little easier knowing that the Tactical Apron is made right here in the U.S.

$25-$50, Grilling

By Michael Bock on July 1st, 2011

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$45 BUY

Bear Paw Meat Handler Forks

According to Stephen Colbert, bears are the greatest threat to our national security – and now you can be, too! If shredding meats like a wild animal this summer is on your “must do” list, check out the Bear Paw Meat Handler Forks.

These forks are made of strong, durable plastic and are perfect for either lifting large, heavy chunks of meat from the grill to the plate, or simply shredding an entire chicken into tiny bits. You might even be able to fend off a pack of wolves with them, but that hasn’t been tested yet, so don’t try that at home.

The forks are dishwasher safe and the handles stay cool, even while the claws are buried in several pounds of searing flesh.

Grilling, Under $25

By Harry Marks on June 29th, 2011

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$14.99 BUY

Grand Grill Daddy | Cleaning Brush

Until now, there was only one way to clean a grill: brute force. And it sucked. No matter how much you scrape, there’s always more of that black crusty crap clinging on.

Now there’s the Grand Grill Daddy, the grill cleaning brush infused with pure magic. Also known as… steam. You just fill up the handle with water and go to town on whatever’s left on the grill of your last rib eye. The steam melts away those hard-to-get chunks and makes scraping unnecessary. Stiff stainless steel bristles take care of the grease and charred meat, and you’re left with a clean, sanitary grill that won’t pollute the delicate, subtle flavor of those giant freaking sausages you’re about to fire up.

$50-$100, Grilling

By Doug Sinclair on May 23rd, 2011

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$60 BUY

Oregon Scientific Grill Right Wireless Talking Thermometer

Nothing says “guy’s life” like a good barbecue. And nothing says master-of-the-BBQ like meat cooked to perfection. Want perfect barbecue every time? The Grill Right Wireless Talking Thermometer is the answer.

Are you cooking beef? Or chicken? Hamburgers? Maybe pork, fish, turkey, veal or lamb? There’s a setting for that. How do you like it cooked? There’s a setting for that, too. The adjustable stand lets you set it down so you can drink your beer with the guys while still keeping an eye on the grill. Or you can flip the stand to bat-utility-belt mode and clip it to your belt for that all important run to the kitchen to grab the BBQ sauce (or another beer). It alerts you five degrees from done so you can pull the meat off in time to let it finish cooking and let the juices redistribute.

Gadgetry never tasted so good.

$25-$50, Grilling

By L.Winter on December 7th, 2010

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$38 BUY

Kalamazoo Artisan Fire Pizza Oven

In the mood for pizza? There are plenty of options to choose from. You could microwave a Digiorno frozen pizza. Order from Pizza Hut or Papa Johns. Maybe even go out to some place local.

Or you could go to the grocery store, pick up some fresh ingredients, and cook the best damn pizza you’ve ever had, right outside your home on the Kalamazoo Artisan Fire Pizza Oven. This pizza oven bakes a thin-crust pizza in less than 5 minutes, and you get to drool the entire time while watching the exposed flame through an open front. It also features dual burners with individual controls so that you can adjust the heat for a variety of pizza styles. Ultra-thin Neapolitan-style pizzas? Chicago-style deep dish pizzas? Delicious calzones? You’re covered.

Get used to cooking pizzas. The entire neighborhood will soon be at your doorstep.

$5,000-$10,000, Grilling

By Jason Bacchetta on October 19th, 2010

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$6,500 BUY