• Killa Grilla Grates

    These grates are NOT cast iron, but I’m listing them because they perform just as well without the hassle of seasoning. The Killa Grilla grates are handmade with 304 stainless steel. Each rod is .25″ thick!! Killa Grilla heavy duty stainless grates are available in several sizes and options, including hinged.

  • Slow N Sear Buyers Guide

    What is the Slow N Sear? The Slow N Sear is a multi-function charcoal divider for the Weber charcoal grill. The Slow N Sear dramatically improves the cooking experience for both grilling and smoking on the Weber kettle. The Slow N Sear sits snugly into the Weber kettle grill and creates a perfect two-zone setup….

  • ThermPRO TP20 – $50

    This is a relatively new brand in recent years. It started as a cheap alternative on Amazon and it’s earned 3,326 5-star reviews. The transmitter and receiver of the TP20 bbq thermometer is rugged and ‘splashproof’ enough to handle a bit of rain. The TP20 has a 1-year warranty.

  • Thermoworks SMOKE – $99

    The SMOKE is a 2-probe wireless thermometer with a 300ft range. Its probes are more rugged and durable than most, featuring spring-wound cable protectors at the plug end. The transmitter and receiver units are also durable and weather resistant. The Smoke can also be upgraded to WIFI using the Thermoworks Bridge. I’ve been using my…

  • Maverick XR-50 – $79

    Maverick earned the BBQ communities trust with the ET-732 and ET-733 wireless pit probes, but flushed it all away with their Bluetooth 735. This time they’ve teamed up with Adrenaline Barbecue to launch a new FOUR-PROBE wireless thermometer. The XR-50 comes with 4 universal probes that can be used to monitor pit temps or food…

  • Thermapen vs Javelin

    Is the Thermapen worth it? YES! Thermapens use a thermocouple sensor while the Javelin and ALL of the cheaper thermometers use a thermistor. Thermocouples are drastically faster and more accurate than thermistors, but also more expensive and larger due to the additional circuit board needs. No one has ever regretted the Thermapen upgrade.

  • ThermoPop – $29

    The Thermopop is a simple probe thermometer from the respected folks at Thermoworks – the same company that brings us the legendary Thermapen. The Thermopop features a backlit, auto-rotating display that accurately reads internal temperatures in 3-4 seconds. It’s available in 9 colors and is the highest quality cheap thermometer available.

  • Javelin PRO Duo – $49

    The Javelin PRO isn’t really faster than the regular Javelin, but it’s nicer and features the auto-rotating display. The Javelin PRO comes within 5 degrees in about 4 seconds, which is very fast for a thermistor style thermometer. Javelin PRO is available for less than $50 on Amazon.