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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I was a little leery of how the cooking ring tabs would support a large pot, but it wasn’t an issue and the pot stood firm. Still, depending on how close you want to sit to each other and how close you prefer the pit to be, you can squeeze two to four people. After feeding the Campfire all of the pinecones, twigs, and leaves we could find we finally let the fire burn itself out. The chef even used a Solo Stove attachment to keep food warm before serving on the blustery Pacific evening. In addition to the stove, there will come a convenient, well-built carry bag with a drawstring closure to help transport the stove safely and easily.

They wanted to design a product that was easy to take along to any campsite, even one that required you to hike and carry everything in. This is handy for a couple of reasons - after the fire is out, but still warm (so that nothing comes in and gets lit from embers), as extra table space when not in use, and just to keep everything out while not actively using it. There were a couple on Etsy, but it's nice to now have the quality and style of the handle match your stove!We have years of experience and expertise supporting expeditions across the globe and offer impartial, expert help for all adventures. You will want to make sure logs are cut to a proper size, so they are not sticking out the top or smothering the air flow. Smokeless – As mentioned above, the unique airflow design of the Solo Stove makes it a virtually smokeless way to enjoy a backyard fire pit or sit around a campfire. You shouldn’t put charcoal in it because it burns much hotter than wood, which could damage your fire pit.

People who only need to cook for more than four people: The Campfire is Solo Stove’s largest camping stove option as it lets you cook for more than four people. delivers on its promise of a nearly smokeless fire, providing a more pleasant and comfortable outdoor experience—perfect if you despise the odor of smokey hair and clothes. If you do plan on cooking with it, he recommends choosing a dedicated set of cookware to use over the fire because the bottom will get completely covered in hard-to-remove soot. These days, she visits artist residencies around the world and has lived in Amsterdam, Australia, and now Brooklyn, NY. It is built with stainless steel, so not only does it look good, but your concern about rust can go by the wayside.If we wanted to cook again later, it would’ve been easy to just drop some fresh fuel onto the coals and get the fire going again. This will also be an issue for beach camping, some desert locations, and snow covered ground (disclaimer – I live in the south and have never camped in the snow). Don’t forget to heat up and wash the pot once before using it (same for all the stainless steel cookware). And most importantly, they’re a member of 1% for the Planet, a program where members donate 1% of their revenue to environmental organizations.