Awesome Grill

It’s always a good time for grilled meats and veggies, so don’t let the cold weather stop you from using your BBQ grill. While you’re at it, you deserve some new grill tools. This set of 18″ long stainless steel tools includes a multi-use spatula, a fork, knife, tongs, and a carrying case. Three of the tools have built-in bottle openers too.

While cooking out is generally associated with warm weather, we do it year-round. This 11-piece travel set is perfect for outdoor cooking and includes everything but the fire to cook over. It comes with tongs, a grill fork, shears, knives, a ladle, a cutting board, spice shakers, a corkscrew, and a zippered case to carry it all in.

Alex Dodson of Burned by Design created this awesome grill that looks just like one of the AT-ATs from The Empire Strikes Back. But instead of spending its days in the frigid mountains of Hoth, this Imperial Walker will have a decidedly warmer life as it cooks up hot dogs and hamburgers. It’ll soon be available for order on his website.

Builder Jimmy Diresta wanted a new barbecue grill, but instead of running out to the nearest Costco to buy one, he decided to build his own. And Jimmy’s homebrew version has a really neat trick – scissor-style lifts, a crank, and a gear drive for adjusting its height from the flame.

We’re not sure that spinning around your food on multiple axes like this helps it cook any faster or more efficiently, but you’ve got to hand it to whoever built this crazy grill has a creative mind and masterful build skills. Video via Weber Foods.

Designed for tailgating and other off-site festivities, the STCKBLS system offers compact and portable modules for grilling, keeping food cool, and storage. Each component is stackable, and the grill stand doubles as a wheeled dolly for transportation.

The perfect accessory for camping and tailgating, this compact (11″ diameter) steel charcoal grill assembles fast, and comes with a storage bag that doubles as an insulated cooler. Save 60% in The Awesomer Shop.

This metal toolbox won’t hold your wrenches and screwdrivers, but it will grill up a mean cheeseburger. Suck UK’s BBQ Toolbox opens up to reveal an 8″ x 15″ grill surface, a warming rack for rolls and veggies and a storage tray for tools and seasonings.

Fall is well and truly upon us, and the days of outdoor grilling are numbered. But the Revolution Grill will keep you cooking year round. This electric grill cooks a meal for six, works indoors or out with minimal smoke and flare ups, and has a non-stick grate.

Celebrate National Grilling Month with the Kenyon City Grill, and enter now for a chance to win this fantastic indoor/outdoor electric grill for yourself. It’s fast, smokeless, and flameless, and perfect for casual get-togethers. (Ends 7/20/15)

The stainless steel indoor/outdoor electric grill is perfect for cooking in small spaces, minimizing smoke and still offering deliciously seared foods without flame. Its 155 square inch non-stick grate is big enough for four large or six small burgers.

Designed by formAxiom, this folding stainless steel grill has a unique cooking surface that resembles a sunflower, and a soft, mesh basket that holds its fire source. It’s still in the prototype phase, as they ensure it can be safely operated.

The VitalGrill uses a blower to fan the fire, helping it generate up to 20,000 BTU of heat – enough to boil a liter of water in a little over 3 mins. Available in stove and barbecue grill models.

It may look goofy, but the GrillComb is way more practical than the traditional single threading skewer, AKA sticks. Its teeth make it easier to place and remove food without making a mess.

A portable steel grill that folds into a suitcase-like pack. The Darwin Triangular BBQ measures about 12 x 2 x 8 in, enough for 3 or 4 burgers. It also has a removable ash pan for easy cleaning.

Carry your BBQ grill along with your beach chairs thanks to the fold-up design of this compact stainless steel grill. Provides a 17 1/2″ x 13″ cooking surface, but folds down to just 7/8″ thick.