🍗 Cave Tools Chicken Wing & Leg Rack - Stainless Steel Vertical Roaster Stand & Drip Pan for Barbecue Grill, Smoker, or Oven - Cook Flavorful BBQ Chicken with Vegetables - Dishwasher Safe Review

Place almost 10 pounds of chicken quarters (one quarter left over) on a wire rack, worked great. I added toothpicks to keep them secure while I carry them to the BBQ. Very happy with this purchase, crispy skin all around :)

Wing and leg stand Great for cooking chicken thighs! The leg locks are secure and I doubt they will fail in normal use. I have a medium BGE and the rack fits, but the tray is too long. I use a convector for indirect cooking and the grate needs to be placed directly on the stove. The cooking grate does not work with indirect cooking and the grate.

Stand bent when first unpacked; There is no way that this cooking product is made of stainless steel. This product is so flimsy and stupidly constructed that I'm almost glad it broke before I could waste time and food using it. Another gadget for people who are too lazy and/or stupid to learn how to use their grill properly and I'm ashamed I even tried to buy something like this. Chinese rubbish again and I immediately sent it back.

Weak crap. It literally crumbled in my hand. It comes with soldered legs that attach with a clip. The problem is that the solder is so weak that even the slightest push to get the legs in place will cause the 'welds' to break rendering the entire unit unusable. Absolutely shoddy junk. On the other hand, the drip tray is pretty good and I will use it for another grill, but stay away from this chicken wing holder, it's pure cheap Chinese junk, very dissatisfied and disappointed.

This is a great product. The shelf folds up and fits inside the pot for very economical storage. In addition, the pot prevents the juice from dripping onto the coals or heat deflector inside the smoker, eliminating the need to clean these items. You can also pour beer, juice or anything else into the pan for extra flavor and moisture. Also, unlike other designs, the legs snap into place so the stand doesn't fall off. You can also detach the legs, which makes cleaning much easier. I just put it…

I LOVE this. You no longer have to twist your legs to avoid burning. The drip tray also cleans my grill. It is said that it is possible to cook vegetables under the legs, but when they have to be turned, it is a bit difficult. Feet hover just above the tray. Washes well in the dishwasher. Although the caramelization on the tray needs cleaning like everything else. Nothing good that a good soak and popcorn cleaner wouldn't take care of. Are you seriously looking for a kettle popcorn cleaner…

Bought several CAVETOOL products for my husband. He grills 365 days a year with his Webber and charcoal! He's a tough and fair critic and hard to buy. To date he has used ALL the grilling accessories and tools. ABSOLUTELY CRAZY OF EVERYONE. Easy to use. Easy to clean. QUALITY AND DEVELOPED FOR EVERYDAY LIFE. NOT JUST ONCE AND COLLECT THE DUST! THE FOOD IS FANTASTIC AND ANTIBALL DELICIOUS. He cooked BEERCAN CHICKEN AND STUFFED PEPPERS AND NEVER took a picture and this chicken deserved the gold…

I saw this rack in one of my BBQ cookbooks and it looked interesting. I was planning to make teriyaki drumsticks so I decided to give it a try. It turned out great! I smoked the legs on a wood pellet grill and they came out perfect. No turning, no ignition and perfectly evenly cooked on all sides!One of my legs was a bit narrow on top and fell off, but still came out good. Next time I'll secure the smaller legs with a toothpick. It feels a bit flimsy and light and I've only used one so I'm not…

I'm not sure why all these racks cost so much for what you get. There is nothing particularly extraordinary about this attitude. Cleaning is naturally difficult. That shouldn't surprise anyone. I used the rack to smoke some chicken thighs with lollipops. The slots are too large to accommodate the joint at the end of the chicken thigh. I used needle nose pliers to squeeze the wires closer together. This deformed the rack a bit, but not enough to render it unusable. The result I got was no…