Awesome Grills

This smokeless outdoor propane cooker not only bakes perfectly crisp pizza crust but also gets the toppings right. Its top oven and pizza stone heats from the bottom, while its bottom oven heats from above. It can also be used for cooking steaks, baking casseroles, and more with a top temperature of 500º F.

Love charcoal grilled foods but don’t have an outdoor space? This indoor grill from Kiwamiyatei is designed to produce that charcoal flavor using a carbon graphite surface. Its sears and chars like a charcoal grill and its heat-retaining lid helps seal in flavor. It works with all kinds of stovetop burners, including gas, electric, and induction.

The AroundFire table lets you and your friends gather around the grill instead of leaving your grillmaster off in a corner somewhere. The table folds up small, and its hanging fire mesh basket works with charcoal, wood, or pellets. Its adjustable legs extend from 15″ to 22″, and it doubles as a fire pit. Available in 4-to-6 and 8-to-10-person sizes.

The portable NOMAD is a grill and smoker you can carry like a briefcase. It burns charcoal for fast heating and offers 425 square inches of grilling space with its optional second grate. It smokes, sears, bakes, and barbecues and has features like a heat-dissipating shell, lightweight stainless steel grates, adjustable air vents, and a built-in thermometer.

When is a fire extinguisher not a fire extinguisher? When it’s designed to stoke a flame instead of putting it out. Ollari’s took an empty old fire extinguisher, polished off its paint, and sliced it down the middle – turning its bottom half into a grill and its top half into its lid. The chainlink hinges are a clever design touch.

The Kudu grill has a cantilevered design that lets you cook and heat food over an open fire. It can bake, grill, sear, poach, saute, steam, fry, and smoke. The multi-level cooker comes with a grate and a cast iron pan, and its base doubles as a fire pit. For $100 more, the Kudu 3 has upgraded locking handles and greater adjustability on uneven surfaces.

The Konnected Joe ceramic charcoal grill and smoker features a pushbutton automatic fire starter, a digital display for setting temperatures from 225º to 700ºF, and Wi-Fi remote monitoring. A digitally-controlled fan helps regulate temperature and airflow, and its grill surface is big enough to cook 13 burgers at once.

Recteq’s RT-B380X grill can cook at temperatures from 200°F to 1000°F, providing restaurant-quality searing. It burns natural hardwood pellets, has a digital temperature controller, and remote monitoring and control via a mobile app. It has an 18 lb. fuel hopper, and its 380 sq. in. cooking surface is big enough to cook a dozen burgers at the same time.

Cuisinart’s compact gas grill is easy to carry thanks to its built-in handle. It offers a 154-square-inch porcelain enameled cooking grate and gets nice and hot thanks to a 9000 BTU stainless steel burner. Inside, you’ll find storage space for a 1-pound propane tank, and its lid doubles as a cutting board.

Builder Thor Drake of See See Motorcycles wanted the freedom to cook his own meals while traveling on his bike. So he teamed up with Indian Motorcycles and Traeger Grills to create a custom sidecar with a fully-operational Ironwood 885 pellet grill for campsite cookouts wherever his Springfield Dark Horse takes him.

This compact gas grill disassembles into sheets of stainless steel so you can tote the whole thing in a single, flat bag. It sets up in minutes without tools and weighs just 7.7 pounds for easy carrying. Its grill surface measures 11.96″ x 8.26″, and it accepts an EU-standard EN 417 butane/propane cartridge.

This smartly designed portable grill is great for cooking over an open fire. Its stand lets you adjust the height of its grill grate from 6″ to 42″ above the flame, and it comes with an attachment for holding a killer or dutch oven over a fire too. Its base comes with stakes to anchor it securely to the ground. Assembles easily without tools.

Sear steaks and other meats like the pros do with this high-heat infrared grill. It uses propane gas to power its cooking element up to 1500ºF. The stainless steel cooker can serve up steakhouse quality beef in just 2 minutes per side. For outdoor use only.

Pack weight is one of the most important things to consider when camping. The Pacofire lets you carry a compact grill in your backpack, and the titanium version weighs about the same as a can of beer. The hexagonal grill sets up atop a three-piece base that can hold charcoal, wood, or pellets. Also available in stainless steel.

The brewers of Shiner beer want to remind you that “beer tastes better outdoors” so they teamed up with Magellan Outdoors to create a bunch of limited-edition gear. We especially dig the party-sized cooler, the sorta-bottle-shaped mummy sleeping bag, cornhole set, tailgating canopy, and – hold my beer – keg-shaped charcoal grill.

This compact propane grill is great for cookouts, tailgating, and impromptu backyard barbecues. When open, it reveals a 225 square inch round grill that’s big enough to cook 14 burgers at once. It starts up quickly thanks to a battery-free Piezo ignition, and its design keeps the fire going even on windy days.

This ingenious outdoor charcoal griller designed by Hayanako Kenko provides seven different ways to prepare foods. The compact unit has a wooden base to protect tabletops, and various modules for grilling, steaming, frying, and smoking. A special compartment keeps a bottle of sake or mulled wine warm.

Mr. Steak’s portable grill uses a 14,000 BTU infrared burner that heats up in a couple of minutes and maxes out at 1000ºF. It offers 165sq.in. of cooking space, electronic ignition and has foldable non-skid legs for easy transport and storage.

This portable, lightweight fire pit folds up small for travel and sets up quickly. Its mesh basket ensures great airflow, and optional attachments convert it into a grill or spit roaster too. Both its fire basket and legs are made from durable, heat-resistant 304 stainless steel. Comes with a roll-up storage bag too.

Snow Peak’s packable, portable grill is great for camping and backyard cooking. The five-piece set assembles quickly and easily onto its baseplate, providing a compact cooking surface for deliciously charcoal- or wood-grilled meals. Remove the grill bridge, and enjoy a cozy fire.

While it’s not as fancy as a Kamodo Joe or Big Green Egg, this powder-coated steel kamado-style grill won’t empty your wallet. The egg-shaped cooker can hit temps up to 700ºF, and only needs a small amount of charcoal. Its cast irongrate offers 153 sq. in. of cooking area, and its top and bottom dampers ensure smooth airflow.

This multi-functional cooker can grill, boil, braise, and bake in a single, outdoor-friendly unit. It uses charcoal, a fan, and a thermostat to cook evenly and has a non-stick grilling surface and two additional cooking levels so you can prepare an entire meal at once. It also consumes much less fuel than ordinary charcoal grills.

This ultra-compact charcoal grill has an 11″ x 6″ cooking surface and is perfect for cookouts for 1 to 3 people. Its elevated design protects tabletops and decks from heat, while its two-sided grille offers a flat side for easy burger flipping and an elevated side with seven skewer cutouts for kebabs.