Awesome Barbecue

When it comes to barbecue, we like large meat. But maker W&M Levsha went and built a teensy oven that cooks the tiniest portions of food ever. They used a laser cutter to create the metal structure and skewers, then milled its handles out of a block of wood. We can’t help but think of playing foosball with the chicken, though.

Backyard barbecue masters will love this versatile tactical apron from American Mountain Supply. It has numerous pockets for grilling tools, condiments, a water bottle, and a phone, along with MOLLE webbing and hook-and-loop pads for personalizing with patches. Available in camouflage patterns and solid colors.

A compact and portable charcoal grill from Heston Blumenthal’s Everdure line of barbecue kits. The Cube is made from stainless steel with a porcelain firebox. Its chrome handles remain cool to the touch, even while cooking. It has a built-in prep board and storage tray.

Everdure’s 4K charcoal grill can cook anything you can cook in the kitchen, and then some. It gives you precise control over airflow and temperature. It has temperature probes for the air and for meat, a side hatch for charcoal and a touch interface. Available Spring 2019.

From Michelin-starred chef Heston Blumenthal comes a versatile BBQ grill. The HUB has an electric ignition system that heats charcoal to the right temperature in just 10 minutes. It also has a pop-up rotisserie that can hold up to 88lb. Sadly, it’s not available in the US yet.

Tasty spray marinades and sauces from Florence, South Carolina’s Red Bone Alley. Made from natural ingredients, the original and teriyaki marinades are sublime, but the spicy-sweet Hot-Yaki is our new sriracha – we use it on everything.

Redditor DrewCIL’s dad took three years to hand build this amazing barbeque smoker which not only looks like a steam train engine, it uses its vented steam to blow its whistle. He must have to placate his neighbors with free chicken.