Great for fast, hot cooking, this big gas grill cranks to 700 degrees. Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Commercial Grill $500 at charbroil.com

With a towing handle, wheels, and side prep tables, this folding propane grill is made for picnics. Coleman RoadTrip Grill LXE $190 at coleman.com

The tilting grate varies distances from the fire for cooking well-done and rare meat simultaneously. Meco Square Utility Grill $69 at amazon.com

This miniature take on the Weber kettle is designed for grilling in small spaces. Weber Smokey Joe Silver $33 at amazon.com

High-domed enough for whole turkeys, this model boasts a thermometer display and wraparound tool rail. Rosle Charcoal Grill $400 at rosleusa.com

The 21-inch-diameter jumbo version of this lightweight no-frills classic makes cooking for a crowd a snap. #22 Old Smokey Charcoal Grill $64 at oldsmokey.com

This nonstick cast-iron hibachi has a flip-down door to make feeding coals easy. Lodge Sportsman’s Grill $145 at lodgemfg.com

Based on ancient Asian cooking vessels, this ceramic grill cooks from 200 to 750 degrees. Close the lid and it’s a smoker. XLarge Big Green Egg Grill $1,199 at biggreenegg.com

A jack-of-all-trades for gas, charcoal, wood flame, and rotisserie grilling. Kalamazoo Hybrid Fire Freestanding Grill Starting at $11,295 at kalamazoogourmet.com

This wood-fired rig sports a rotisserie, plus crankwheels to adjust the heights of its cooking surfaces. The Grillworks Dual 42 CRE $8,975 at grillery.com