Solo Stove Campfire | Portable Camping Hiking, Backpacking and Survival Stove, No liquid fuel needed, Powerful Efficient Wood Burning, Low Smoke, 4+ People, 304 Stainless Steel, Compact 18 x 23,5 cm

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The FirePit+ also doubles as a hibachi grill, as you can fill it with charcoal and attach the included grill grates for a spur-of-the-moment cookout. Today, their acting CEO is John Merris, and Solo Stove is a well-known brand beloved by outdoor enthusiasts for their backyard pits and fire accessories.

A ring of small vent holes at the base sucks cold air into the double-wall chamber, where it warms up, rises, and escapes through a row of vent holes around the top. Yes, when I faced that dilemma, I broke the rules by tipping the ash and embers onto the ground, but you risk burning yourself or starting a fire when you do this. Ask any Solo Stove owner about their biggest gripe 6 months ago, and transporting it would have likely been near the top. Fortunately, each of the models contain the same airflow technology to create a nearly smoke free environment for enjoying a fire pit in the backyard or cooking during a campout.Then there's the "X-ray mesh" body that gives you a 360-degree view of the flames while keeping it contained at the same time. Solo Stove is best known for their line of fire pits that were designed for backyard and residential use. Weighing in a just over a pound, the Solo Stove Titan is still small enough to pack along on a camping trip but large enough to prepare water or a meal for two. So whether you're looking for a fire pit for family nights in the backyard, a portable fire pit to bring camping or an envy-inducing propane fire pit table for your patio, you'll find what you're looking for in this guide to the best fire pits.

While it may not be small enough to fit in a backpack to use along the trail, this camp stove is still compact enough to fit in with the rest of your camping gear. All the stoves are made of stainless steel and feature secondary combustion technology to reduce smoke, burn hotter, and make the most efficient use of the wood as fuel. The answers to these, and all of your other burning questions, lie ahead in my in-depth Solo Stove review. When a fire decides to blow its smoke in your direction, you stop being able to think, tears stream down your face, and your teeth clench in a grimace.However, this list will include some other items that will make the Solo Stove Bonfire even better for your next camping trip! Check the infographic which summarizes the size, weight, and suggested pot sizes for each solo stove model. Some of that air goes to the center of the stove where it helps stoke the primary combustion area (where the solid fuel is burning). Joe became a Maker at the age of ten after piecing together a Sinclair ZX80 that his grandfather had given him. Because of the weight and large size, I’m not sure if I’ll be taking it on long hikes or backpacking, but for short overnights or car camping, it’s absolutely perfect.

You can do what I did and spear your food onto a stick that you hold above the fire to roast, but you can also purchase a hub accessorythat you can place a skillet on for open-fire cooking.

It’s handy if you want to use a Solo Stove again because it’s enough to put some fuel and get your fire roaring in no time later. Whether it is a campfire, a fire pit in the driveway, or a backyard fire ring, there is just something about sitting in the dark enjoying the warmth and glow of a nighttime blaze. With airflow moving through holes on the top and bottom, smoke is merely circulated along with the airflow, never leaving the structure, and making its way to your eyes, hair, and clothes.