(Also worth noting: Legally in his city, and possibly yours, you can't have a campfire on your property unless it's for cooking). Since the Campfire is technically a camp stove in addition to being a fire pit, our tester mostly uses it for cooking in his backyard. While the Campfire's small size isn't the most appealing option for entertaining friends, the heat put out is nice for a circle of four to enjoy. Thanks to air pathways, when your fire is up to temp, the Campfire will start burning the smoke from the fire, leaving you a smokeless fire that's burning incredibly hot. While you may think this would result in a puny fire, thanks to the clever design of the Solo Stove you'll unleash the incredible power of a wood gasification.
Due to its small size, the campfire runs best on kindling under 7 inches in length. He stores it outside year-round and uses it routinely to burn all sorts of yard debris, twigs and cuttings. Our tester has "abused the heck" out of his trusty solo stove campfire.
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The X Series is heavy, no matter what size you choose - you have the option of the X19 (22 inches), X24 (27.5 inches) and X30 (34.5 inches) - but that's understandable when you consider that this thing is made from heavy gauge 304 stainless steel and corten steel. The Breeo is hand-built by the Amish in Lancaster, PA, so as far as durability and quality are concerned, our tester says it's hard not to notice that this does feel more elevated than other fire pits she has come into contact with.
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While the Bonfire 2.0 can seem pretty barebones, it's an awesome starting point since you can always add features via the brand's extensive selection of add-ons.īest Upgrade Fire Pit: Breeo X Series Smokeless Fire Pit In general, the brand has done a notably good job of expanding its options for accessories. The fire pit is not necessarily heavy by any means (23.3 pounds), though it can be a bit awkward to carry, and Solo Stove makes an add-on handle that you can purchase later if this ends up bothering you. Solo Stove recommends you snag one of its shelters if you plan on leaving it outdoors, which might be worth it if you anticipate yourself not wanting to lug it into the garage very often. While you aren't supposed to store it in the elements, our tester has forgotten it outside on occasion and has not run into any issues. Our tester has noted that it naturally has gotten a patina, but this was expected and not necessarily a bad thing. It is built with stainless steel, so not only does it look good, but your concern about rust can go by the wayside.
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