About this deal
The Solo Stove Bonfire, the world’s most unique fire pit, pushes the limits of both combustion airflow efficiency and minimalist outdoor design.
The Solo Stove Bonfire is unlike any other fire pit you've ever seen. Nearly no smoke and minimal ash left over! Protect your Solo Stove Fire Pit from the elements with this waterproof, durable cover. The CampStove is the wood-fired foundation for epic outdoor meals. New premium ash grey color. We have used our same patented technology that has been perfected into a portable fire pit to take along on trips or to enjoy at home. The best part? Not only is the Bonfire easy to clean up, but it won't leave you smelling like a campfire.
Product Details
- Fire ring keeps the flames central and even
- Vent holes improve combustion, creating fire with less smoke
- Watertight
- Reinforced 6061 Aluminum domed roof to prevent water pooling
- Ash pan shields the ground from heat and catches loose ash
- 5"H
- Measures: 28"D x 17.
- PVC Coated Polyester
- Lightweight, portable, and easy to empty after use
Reviews
Batesburg Byron
We went with the Ranger, it’s perfect size for what we need. It's fun because it burns fast.
Liza Jane
expensive. Let's buy it and show it off! Fire burns hot and burns everything away when finished. We expect to have this for a long time!
Paul Dobson
Puts out excellent heat. It came with a bag for easy storage and transporting.
jim mattson
Perhaps considering the size of the campsite, etc. We were dreading getting the bigger fire pits because storage would be a pain. You can satisfy your desire for possession.
Beaver
I’m pretty sure sitting around a campfire is going to become part of our new ritual. Looks great sitting on the porch.
巨猫
Can’t wait to take it camping beside using it at home. I wasn't satisfied with the size, and when I was thinking about buying a ranger, a new ranger was on the market, so I bought it for Black Friday. Best of all it burns all the wood and doesn’t take hours to go out when you are ready to retire. I didn't know how much firewood I would burn in one night, so I took about 60 kilograms and burned it around 50 kilograms from the evening until 23:00 and burned it for about 50 kilograms over, but I didn't add firewood when I was eating, etc.