About Barbeques Galore

How we pick

Gauge, grip and the length of the handle

Heavy stainless turners, cut-resistant mitts, reusable mats and the brushes that make the next cook easier. Sized for backyard grills and flat tops alike.

Three things decide whether a grill tool is worth owning. The gauge of the steel, because a turner that flexes under a full rack of ribs is a turner you will replace. The grip, because a wooden handle that swells after two washes stops being comfortable. And the length, because reaching across a six-burner grill with a short spatula is how people burn their forearms. Every kit on this page is grouped by the cooking it suits rather than by the number of pieces in the box.