Analysis by Valery Grin · · updated October 3, 2026
Blumtal stainless steel rack for 12 chicken drumsticks, drip tray, 43 cm
Stainless steel rack with drip tray to roast twelve chicken drumsticks at once, indirect
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- Weight
- 0.73 kg
- Material
- Stainless steel (100 %, per the listing)
Quick answer
Yes, if you cook drumsticks for a crowd on an XL or a Big Joe; on a Large or a Classic, only after measuring. It is a stainless rack for 12 pieces with a drip tray, 43 × 16.5 cm and 730 g, its diagonal about 46 cm, like those grates. It will not fit a MiniMax or Joe Jr (33 cm). The listing gives no maximum temperature or tray dimensions.
Stainless steel, 43 × 16.5 × 15 cm and 730 g, with a drip tray. It holds twelve drumsticks, but its diagonal is about 46 cm: on a 46 cm grate it barely squeezes in or does not fit, and on a 33 cm grate it will not go in.
The Blumtal chicken drumstick rack is a stainless steel stand for twelve pieces, with a drip tray included. According to the listing it is "100 %" stainless steel, oven safe and dishwasher safe, and measures 43 × 16.5 × 15 cm at 730 g. It has 4.3 stars out of 5 from 2,532 reviews and ranks 22nd among barbecue and smoker racks on Amazon.es.
The idea is simple. A drumstick lying on the grate cooks on one side and rests on the other; in a rack like this the pieces stand apart and hot air circulates around them. The listing does not explain how they sit, so "upright" is our deduction from the usual shape of these racks. What it does say is that the tray stops fat dripping onto the grate. In a kamado this is [indirect cooking](/glosario#indirect-cooking) kit, with the deflector underneath; if you want to understand why chicken comes out better without coals directly below, read the [guide to direct and indirect cooking](/guias/coccion-directa-vs-indirecta-kamado-deflector). We do not invent times or temperatures because the listing gives none; the closest recipe on the site is the [crispy chicken wings](/recetas/alitas-pollo-crujientes-kamado), also indirect: follow its settings and go by the probe, not the clock.
What decides the purchase is the 43 cm length. The diagonal of a 43 × 16.5 cm rectangle works out at about 46 cm (our arithmetic), like the grate of a Large or a Classic, the size of the Big Green Egg Large. It either just squeezes in or does not; if it does, it sits dead centre with no room for anything else. On an XL or a Big Joe of about 61 cm there is space to spare. On a MiniMax or a Joe Jr of 33 cm it does not fit lengthways. The 15 cm height, plus whatever the pieces stick up, has to be checked against the dome of your model, because the listing gives no height with the load on. Measure your grate before ordering. We have not put it in any kamado.
The drawbacks are in the listing itself. The title says Blumtal, but the details table gives the manufacturer as Everbrent, worth knowing if you ever need to make a claim. Although it is "oven safe", it publishes no maximum temperature, so we do not know how far it goes, or whether the tray has the same limit as the rack; until then, treat it as an indirect accessory and keep it off live coals. It also gives no tray dimensions, slot size, stainless grade or warranty. Do not mistake it for the [Weber Style chicken roaster](/accesorios/weber-soporte-pollos-style-6731) or the rib rack: going by their titles, those are for a whole chicken and for ribs; this one is for loose pieces.
Verdict: a cheap way to get twelve drumsticks out in one batch with the fat kept off the grate, if you have an XL or a Big Joe, or a Large where you have measured that it fits, and you accept that the listing leaves questions unanswered. A rating from the listing, not a test.
A cheap rack for batches of drumsticks, with two clear caveats: it may not fit a 46 cm grate, and the listing gives no maximum temperature or tray dimensions.
Editorial rating from spec sheet, measurements and kamado fit · not a hands-on test
Pros
- Twelve drumsticks at once on a single 43 cm stainless steel rack
- Drip tray included, so fat does not fall onto the grate
- Oven and dishwasher safe per the listing, and only 730 g
- 2,532 reviews averaging 4.3 and ranked 22nd in its racks list
Cons
- Diagonal about 46 cm: tight or no fit on a 46 cm grate; no go on a MiniMax or Joe Jr
- No maximum temperature or tray dimensions
- Blumtal in the title, but the details table names Everbrent as maker
Who it's for
For anyone roasting drumsticks for several people on an XL or a Big Joe, or on a Large after measuring, who wants twelve pieces in one batch with the fat kept off the grate.
Not for
If your kamado is a MiniMax or a Joe Jr (33 cm), it will not go in. Nor if you want a whole chicken or ribs: the catalogue has other racks for those.
Specifications
- Weight
- 0.73 kg
- Material
- Stainless steel (100 %, per the listing)
- Includes
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Goes well with
ThermoPro TP17H: 4-probe wired thermometer, -10 to 300 °C
Twelve drumsticks on one rack will not necessarily all cook at the same pace. A multi-channel probe, such as the four-probe wired ThermoPro TP17H, lets you watch the chamber temperature and a couple of pieces at once, instead of trusting the clock. It does not replace the rack, it completes it.
€36
Weber 17896 – Premium Leather Gloves for Embers and Hot Grates
A rack loaded with twelve hot pieces and fat does not come off the grate with bare hands. Leather gloves such as the Weber 17896 let you take hold of it without hurry, with no tongs slipping. It is a safety purchase worth making at the same time as the rack, not after the first scare.
€45
Weber 17833: poultry smoking chips, fruit and nut wood blend, 700 g
Cooked indirect, drumsticks pick up little smoke of their own. Wood chips made for poultry, a blend of fruit woods and nut woods according to the catalogue, add character without overdoing it. With twelve pieces in one go it is one of the few times smoking properly pays off. If you do not like smoke, you do not need them.
€8
FAQ
Will this rack fit my kamado?
It depends on the grate. It measures 43 × 16.5 × 15 cm, so an XL or a Big Joe of about 61 cm has plenty of room. On a Large or a Classic of 46 cm it is at the limit: the diagonal of that 43 × 16.5 cm footprint comes to about 46 cm (our arithmetic), so it may just squeeze in or not fit; measure first. A MiniMax or Joe Jr of 33 cm will not take it. Also check the loaded height under the dome.
How does it differ from Weber's Style chicken roaster and rib rack?
It is a matter of the cut. Going by their titles, the Weber Style 6731 is for a whole chicken and the 6605 for ribs; this Blumtal is designed for twelve drumsticks or small loose pieces, with a drip tray. They do not replace one another: if you roast whole chickens or ribs, this one is no use, and vice versa. We have not compared materials or finish, only what the listings say.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
The listing title declares it dishwasher and oven safe, and the bullets add that the drip tray makes cleaning easier. What it does not clarify is whether that covers the tray. After a batch of drumsticks there will be baked-on fat: soak it first in hot soapy water. At 43 cm long, also check that it fits your dishwasher before counting on it.
Is it good for wings or other pieces?
The listing says it suits crispy drumsticks or wings, but its declared capacity is 12 drumsticks and it does not publish how many wings fit or the size of each slot. Small pieces may sit loose or cramped depending on their shape, which we cannot confirm without having it in hand. For whole chicken or ribs there are dedicated racks. If you are buying it for wings, it is a gamble, not a guaranteed use.