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SpitJack XB150 Whole Animal Rotisserie System Review
We reviewed the SpitJack XB150 Whole Animal Rotisserie which can spin a 150 pound pig. That's a lot of hog! It sets up for roasting over an open fire.
SpitJack XB85 Spit Roast Rotisserie System Review
We reviewed SpitJack's XB85 which can handle a whole hog and more! It's a mobile rotisserie system that roasts up to 90 pounds over an open fire.
SpitJack XB50 Lamb, Goat and Whole Hog Rotisserie Review
We reviewed the SpitJack XB50 rotisserie system which can roast up to 55 pounds of meat. You set it up over an open fire. Great for camping!
SpitJack CB35 Camping & Backyard Rotisserie Review
We reviewed this moderate capacity rotisserie system for roasting smaller whole animals, like turkeys, over an open fire. This model can handle up to 35 pounds of meat.
SpitJack CB25 Camping & Backyard Rotisserie Review
We reviewed this small rotisserie set-up for cooking up to 25 pounds of meat over an open fire. Great for roasting turkeys!
PigOut Roaster POR48 Review
The PigOut Roaster POR 48 is their smallest all in one cooker for large capacity events and handles up to a 70 pound pig or lamb. We reviewed this clever design from Canada. This ingenious stainless steel propane fired device has a motorized rotisserie for hogs and lambs that can also be used to hold shelves.
McReynolds Farms Standard Single Motorized Rotisserie Review
We reviewed this simple spit and motor mounted on a charcoal try. There is no stand. The Standard Single Motorized Rotisserie is McReynolds' smallest model and has a 55 pound load capacity.
La Caja China #2 Aluminum Review
We reviewed the popular Chinese Box. Itc ooks fast and makes very crispy skin but the meat does not get smoky or a grilled flavor. Perfect for backyard parties and luaus.
GoGalley Eagle 100 Grill Review
Packed with innovation, this AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal Award winner is the best rig we've tested for tailgating or camping. All-in-one mobile grill, smoker/oven and fryer, on a trailer hitch. It is not cheap at about $2,000, but it is a bargain for what it has under the hood and what it does.
Weber Performer Platinum Charcoal Grill Review
An upgraded Weber kettle on a cart that features gas ignition. Weber Kettles enjoy evergreen popularity from one generation to the next. They are durable and you can cook just about anything you want on them. We tested these iconic grills. You can't go wrong with AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal winning Weber kettles.
Weber Performer Gold Charcoal Grill 22.5″ Review
A fancy Weber Kettle with a few bells and whistles, mounted on a cart. Everybody loves their Weber kettles. They're durable and you can cook just about anything you want on them. Sear, roast, smoke and even bake! You can't go wrong with AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal winning Weber kettles.
Weber Performer Silver Charcoal Grill 22.5″ Review
Performer Silver takes a standard Weber One-Touch Kettle and plants it on a cart. Weber Kettles enjoy evergreen popularity from one generation to the next because they're durable and you can cook just about anything you want on them. We tested these iconic grills and award our AmazingRibs.com Gold Medal.
West of Memphis Ironman 3 Review
West of Memphis Ironman 3 is a grill with an offset firebox attached. We reviewed this unique, modular component design which allows you to slide out the three burner gas system and replace it with a charcoal firebox insert. In addition to The AmazingRibs Best Value Gold Medal, West of Memphis won the 2012 Vesta Award.
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