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Convert A Smoker To Propane With These Simple Kits

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Meathead, AmazingRibs.com Founder And BBQ Hall of Famer

Just because you live somewhere that doesn't allow charcoal grills doesn't mean that you can't enjoy cooking on the Weber Smokey Mountain.

Upgrading Your Flimsy Weber Smokey Mountain Door

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Meathead, AmazingRibs.com Founder And BBQ Hall of Famer

Upgrade your flimsy Weber Smokey Mountain door with this quality version. Read our review to see why we recommend it.

Weber Smokey Mountain Gasket and Hinge Kit Review

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Meathead, AmazingRibs.com Founder And BBQ Hall of Famer

If you're tired of looking for a place to set your hot Weber Smokey Mountain lid then you'll love this easy to install lid hinge.

Weber Smokey Mountain Gaskets Create Airtight Seals

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Meathead, AmazingRibs.com Founder And BBQ Hall of Famer

The door on a WSM is a bit flimsy and the lid doesn't always fit tight, leading to a leaky cooker that allows heat to escape.

Ekogrips BBQ Oven Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Ekogrips BBQ Oven Gloves come in One-Size-Fits-Most and XXL. They are all approximately 6" wide and have a unique pattern of silicone bumps.

Arres XL BBQ Grilling Gloves Review And Rating

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Arres XL BBQ Grilling Gloves only come in two sizes and are constructed of a thick silicone material, and thus are not that dexterous.

Fortune High Heat Grilling Gloves Review And Rating

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Fortune Grilling Gloves come in one size that "fits all" and a thin poly-cotton inside is fairly comfortable.

Weber Premium Heat Resistant Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

The fabric Weber Premium Heat Resistant Gloves are 13" in length and come in two sizes. The lining is 80% cotton and 20% polyester.

Pit Mitt Pro Heat Resistant Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Like other fabric gloves, the Pit Mitt Pro Heat Resistant Gloves can only be used on dry items and therefore cannot be used to handle food.

Grill Beast BBQ And Grilling Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

On the exterior, the Grill Beast heat resistant BBQ and grilling cooking gloves are constructed of a thick fabric layer of 1313 Aramid.

Grill Armor Heat Resistant Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Among the fabric gloves we tested, Grill Armor gloves came out on top. They have a lifetime replacement warranty. Read here to learn more.

Texas Irons Personalized BBQ Grilling Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

These suede Texas Irons Personalized BBQ Grilling Gloves are some of the best-looking gloves we have tested.

Steven Raichlen Extra Long Suede Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

At 17.5 inches, these gloves are the longest ones we tested. They are lined with cotton, said to be heat safe to 475 degrees F.

Ozero Leather High Heat BBQ Gloves Review

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

These gloves are said to have a whopping heat rating of 662 degrees F. The only size is large, so they may not be suitable for small hands.

G & F 8115 Premium Grain Leather Gloves Review And Rating

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Rick Browne, Ph.B.

Made from genuine grain cowhide and suede with a cotton lining, The G and F Premium Grain Leather Gloves are an excellent option.

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