Customer Reviews With Photos

I just cooked my best Thanksgiving turkey ever so I feel it is my duty to leave a positive review. I have a Weber Genesis (s320 I think). This rotisserie mounted up perfectly, it has a solid rod spit so it’s nice and sturdy and the motor has enough torque that it could spin the turkey even before I had set the counter weight. I’m glad I spent a little more for a quality rotisserie.

This Weber 6731 Style Poultry Infusion Roaster is amazing. Grilling chicken couldn't be any easier. Just season your chicken with season salt and whatever you wish. Pour beer in the base cup. Warm up your grill and put this baby in the grill at 400 degrees for 60 minutes and it's ready. Seriously, its that easy...Just set it and forget it. Chicken came out super tender and juicy. In fact, this was the easiest way to cook the most delicious and moist chicken. And like everyone else has said, cleaning up is super easy. Best part, all of that chicken juice collected on the base will be use for delicious chicken soup the day after. Just remember to cook the chicken in indirect heat.

So,... accumulating blackstone products thus far, I'm highly impressed with the quility and performance of each new too. But, with this,... they've really craped the bed on this one. The despenser tool was cracked and made of whatever plastic model car windows are made of. First use, meh,.. would've been fine with a cup to make pancakes. Washing the thing in the dishwasher only made the Dollar Store plastic into a nice piece of abstract art. The egg shaper weren't any better. The paint that coated these only worried me of a new type of undiscovered cancer i would be introducing to myself. Really, couldn't of done stainless steel??? The press I haven't used yet, based on the other products, who know what type of recycled goodness that's made of.... if breakfast is the most important meal of the day, this will encourage you to wait to lunch. Save your money on this one,... It's one for the landfill.

The tray fits the Blackstone griddle we just got. We wanted to go glamping this summer, and this weekend, we finally had a chance to show off the new griddle and assemble everything. Putting together the tray itself was pretty easy and straightforward. However, attaching the tray to the griddle was awkward and an exercise in team work for us . While I'm sure one person can install the tray, it was easier with two: one person holds one end, while the other screws in the bolts. The most difficult part was attaching the side with the cutting board. To do this, you need to unscrew the side where the tray attaches. Again, two people made this much easier—one person can support the cutting board while the other uses the screwdriver to align and insert the screw. Since the person with the screwdriver can't see where the screws go, the person holding the cutting board can help guide them. Once that side was done, on the other side, we found that when pushing the tray in, the anchor piece was slightly bent outward, away from the griddle leg—definitely a tight fit. At first, I thought I was missing a magnetic strip, but after looking at the seller's picture, I realized it came with just one. Once finished, everything looks great and is very handy to have.

Awesome product Turned my Weber kettle into a big time smoker Easy to control the temperature kept at 225 no problem charcoal lasted 8 plus hours before I needed to add more to finish my brisket that smoked fir 14 hours

This table was easy to assemble and feels very sturdy. However, after reading some reviews, we became concerned about the tabletop potentially rusting since it doesn’t appear to be true stainless steel. After much research, and decided that Rust-Oleum’s Truck Bed paint was the best solution. We used textured paint rollers to apply two coats, both on the top and underside, after taping off the screw holes. So far, we’re very happy with the results, and the coating should help keep rust away. If you’re looking for a sturdy and functional table but are worried about rust, this quick fix might be worth trying!

This is perfect for my Ninja Wood fire pizza oven. It was easy to put together. I did it by myself in less than 30 mins.

I purchased this basket to use in my Weber Jumbo Joe. I was hoping that it would fit with the handles under my grill. It will not. Having said that, I knew this going in that this could be a possibility of some interference. I will cut the handles off and reweld them shorter. I may not even put them back on. As a note about the quality of the build of this basket, it is absolutely perfect for lump charcoal. The grates are close enough together for the really small pieces that invariably comes in a bag. The welds are good. I would recommend this to anyone wondering about the quality or otherwise. The modifications that I'm discussing above has no bearing on Seleware's quality or reputation. Having said that, if they decreased the height dimension by 1/2 inch (13mm) on both heights of the basket and handle, it would be absolutely perfect for the Weber Jumbo Joe, which would open up a another line to them, but would not affect the quantity of charcoal that could be used. Thank you for offering a quality product Seleware. Edit: I added pics of the basket after I cut the handles off. The second pic shows it under the cooking grate.

This is heavy and large so I prefer to clean it outside with a water hose instead of trying to manage it over my sink which it doesn't fit in. It does provide a lot of space to cook on though. I can fit a bundle of asparagus and 2 large strips of fish on it just fine. It really is non stick so cleaning is extremely easy. I didn't coat the dish at all but just had some olive oil on my food when I put it on the griddle and nothing stuck at all. The little drain hole does allow fats and oils to drain and drip in the grill flames but the flames aren't singeing the food like it does if you put it right on the grates. I'm excited to know that the next time we loose power for an extended period of time, I can now cook eggs on the grill without them sticking like they did on foil.

We just put it together. What a potential buyers should know. Many pieces came bent at corners and had to be bent back to fit together. There were a few dents in the metal sides and top of the unit. The screw holes on the side panels did not line up at all, which meant you needed brute force to pull the whole thing together to get the screws into the holes. One of the screws needed another size allen wrench that didn't come with it. If you want to use a typical size propane tank you will not be able to have the shelf inside. All in all, I think it will work fine to hold my Oonie pizza oven and house all the extra grill accessories inside. It's just cheaply made and not inspected before it's packaged.

Packaged well. Easy to assemble. Very sturdy. Perfect size for outdoor grill, griddle, and/or smoker. Perfect size.

This “onlyfire Stainless Steel Charcoal Chimney Starter, BBQ Chimney Starter for Charcoal Grill and Barbecues, Sturdy and Easy to Use BBQ Grill Tools” is amazingly sturdy and well constructed. Large volume, if you have a larger bbq or pit, as 1 full chimney of charcoals is more than I needed for my Weber 22” Kettle. I appreciate the large volume and the ultra high quality and sturdiness of this chimney, the over engineering, and the over the top material and construction; but I feel that it ends up driving the cost/price of this chimney higher than necessary. I had a Weber chimney that was constructed with thin sheet metal, and it is finally starting to rust out, but it is 20+ years old. Anyway, this is a great chimney and this is definitely the most premium chimney that I had my hands on. Kudo to the onlyFire guys. Thank you for reading this review, I hope that this review & the pictures are helpful to you in support of your purchase decision.

As you can see by the picture included, mine arrived today and is now resting in it's new home. Appears to be "well built" and was certainly "well packaged! Plugged in the motor and it works. Only problem I'm having is with the "non motor side rod clamp. Comes loose and runs it'self down the support rod "on it's own! Will take some acetone and wipe all traces of the mfg. oils from the rod and hope that cures the problem. If not, it will never hold a hot dog up let alone a rib roast! If that is the "fix" I'll then give it 5 stars. "Stay tuned"

If you have one of these bad boys out at the BBQ, family and freinds are going to want one! I had one out at Thanksgiving and had to get my F-I-L one for Christmas. This is perfect for ribs, pork butts, whole chickens and especially belly.

In less than a year, this after market product broke. I’ve had the green egg for five years. The original deflector broke due to my fault. I knocked it over, and I will admit that. This aftermarket deflector broke when I lifted it out of the grill. Will never order or suggest again.