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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My husband, however, entered the experience dubiously. He is stubbornly frugal and likes doing things the old-fashioned way.

In simpler words, the Campfire works as a gas burner, as in the final combustion stage, it really burns gas. This design allows the stove to burn with less fuel, which makes it more environmentally friendly. So when a portable wood stove takes on the name “CAMPFIRE”, it’s got some pretty big shoes to fill. Ash Pan – The ash pan serves a dual purpose. First it catches loose ash as it falls from the base plate above. This keeps the ash out of the way of the crucial air flow. Secondly, the ash pan is a barrier between the burning fire and the bottom of the solo stove so that heat does not scorch the ground underneath it. There’s not much to prepare for setting up the Solo Stove Campfire. Actually, all you need is only flat terrain, free of any flammable materials.LESS SMOKE DUE TO PATENTED DESIGN: A special double wall in the patented 360° Airflow Concept design produces a secondary combustion. Wood and other natural materials can burn more thoroughly and with less smoke thanks to this. Okay, technically, there’s a little smoke when the fire first gets going, so it’s more accurate to call it a fire with less smoke. But honestly, once the fire gets going, there’s essentially no smoke coming off of it.

The range has developed in recent years and now offers different sizes or camping stoves and fire pits like the Solo Stove Bonfire all through to the huge 27inch Solo Stove Yukon! All the stoves and firepits feature the same design and customers love being able to have a fire pit which is virtually smokeless, easy to light and very efficient.You can roast, boil, or cook anything that comes to mind. The Solo Stove Campfire allows you to cook food for 4 or even more people and boils 32 fl oz of water in just 2-4 minutes. Does the Solo Stove Campfire really live up to its name? Can it really replace a traditional campfire in some situations?

One of the most talked-about options among campers is the Solo Stove Campfire– a portable camp stove that promises to deliver a high-quality and efficient cooking experience. But does it keep its promises? We’re just about to find out. However, if you’re kayak camping with a group, the Campfire should work really well. Strap it to the outside of your boat along with your other gear and you’ll have a guaranteed place to cook and make a campfire each night. The Stainless Steel will naturally begin to take on a blue or gold patina. This does not necessarily mean it is dirty. However, if you wish to keep it shiny, you can use a stainless steel cleaner such as Bar Keepers Friend. Remember to use a damp rag and follow the grain of the steel. Do not use anything harsh or abrasive that will scratch the finish. How does a Solo Stove work?We fit six chairs around it and weren’t crammed, so I’d say for most families, this firepit is big enough for everyone to enjoy! And it puts out a lot of heat so you don’t have to cram intogether to feel it. We tested out the Solo Stove Bonfire in the wonderful Wyoming wilderness with the family! How do I prevent rain from getting in when I’m using it at camp? If you’re someone who loves a campfire but doesn’t want to be bound by a firepit, then you’ll love this Solo Stove Bonfire deluxe portable fire pit! Solo Stove Campfire review - Bring the heat everywhere you go with this portable camp stove - The Gadgeteer And if you want a simple way, i.e., to put a pot on the top of the stove, Solo has different sizes of Solo pots explicitly created to fit your selected model. The Solo Stove Pot 4000 pairs best with the Solo Stove Campfire.