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Solo Stove Camping Stoves: Campfire 2 for $100, Titan 2 for $90, Lite

& More + Free S&H on $75+

2 for $70

$180

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SoloStove.com offers Buy One Get One Free on their Solo Stove Camping Stoves listed below. Shipping is free on orders $75+.

Thanks to community member SDxOne for finding this deal.

Note, look for "For BOGO: Add 1 to Cart. The 2nd Stove will automatically ship when order is placed" above the Add to Cart button to verify the promotion is still valid.

Available options:
Also available, SoloStove.com has their Solo Stove Camping Pots on sale listed below. Shipping is free on orders $75+.

Available options:
Pot 900 for Lite $29.99
Pot 1800 for Titan $39.99
Pot 4000 for Campfire $46.99

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Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer for the camping stoves matches a very popular +202 Frontpage deal from November 2020.
  • About this store:
    • See Solo Stove return policy here.

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SoloStove.com offers Buy One Get One Free on their Solo Stove Camping Stoves listed below. Shipping is free on orders $75+.

Thanks to community member SDxOne for finding this deal.

Note, look for "For BOGO: Add 1 to Cart. The 2nd Stove will automatically ship when order is placed" above the Add to Cart button to verify the promotion is still valid.

Available options:
Also available, SoloStove.com has their Solo Stove Camping Pots on sale listed below. Shipping is free on orders $75+.

Available options:
Pot 900 for Lite $29.99
Pot 1800 for Titan $39.99
Pot 4000 for Campfire $46.99

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer for the camping stoves matches a very popular +202 Frontpage deal from November 2020.
  • About this store:
    • See Solo Stove return policy here.

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Written by SDxOne

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The chimney starter burns very hot and very quickly--they're completely open on the bottom so a high volume of air goes through it. Chimney starters are great for starting charcoal fires, or even lighting wood fires by starting wood sticks/logs in the chimney and then dumping them onto s stck of wood logs, and really great for searing food over a very hot flame by placing a grill on top of it (which you can also do with the Solo stoves like the larger Campfire model).

EDIT: However, cooking food directly on a grill over flames on a Solo Stove is not the best way to grill because the flames are more likely to put a layer of soot on the food and it is more likely to catch fire. Chimney starters using charcoal is a much better way to do a high temp grilling than using the Solo Stove units with a wood fire unless you can hold your food high enough to not burn.

Chimney starters work great with charcoal, whereas these Solo Stoves do not work well with charcoal at all--they work best with small pieces of wood, twigs, pine cones, needles--basically any small burnable bits that are a couple of inches in size or smaller.

These Solo stoves are made for slightly slower and more controlled burns. Plus, they have bottoms, so you don't need a fireproof surface underneath them like you need for chimney starters (which will constanly drop hot embers). You can also feed them with small and random pieces of burnable material--chimney starters need objects bigger than a couple of inches otherwise they fall through the bottom.

I can use the Campfire model of these stoves as a small campfire pit for a few people sitting closely around it. Coupled with an inserted stainless steamer basket, I can fill it with wood pellets for an easy fire. A cupful lasts about 30 min.

For those interested in seeing what other Solo Stove owners do with their stoves and firepits, you can visit their FB page (though almost all the posts deal with the larger firepits):

https://www.facebook.com/groups/201583924000120
Dang. Got excited when I saw this. But I wasn't fully aware about the differences between the camp stoves and the fire pits. I'd jump on the BOGO if it was for the fire pits.
Biggest thing with their fire pits is, because of the double wall design, you feel basically zero heat until the flame is above the top rim, which means you end up standing right next to it to feel warmth. If you're sitting in a chair, your legs basically need to be touching the fire pit to feel warmth. While the fire is mostly, like 90% smokeless, I would go with a $10 old washing machine drum.

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SoloStove.com [solostove.com] offers Buy One Get One Free on their Solo Stove Camping Stoves listed below. Shipping is free.

Note, when you add a single unit to cart a 2nd will be automatically added.

Available options:
https://www.solostove.com/solo-stove-lite/
Last edited by dale3h November 12, 2021 at 12:13 AM.
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This great sale is live again this year! I bought a few different models last year and love every single one of them!
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What's the difference between this and a chimney fire 🔥 starter I already own?
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I only see a quantity of 1 on my receipt, hope they get it right.
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Quote from LotusCloudLex :
What's the difference between this and a chimney fire 🔥 starter I already own?
The chimney starter burns very hot and very quickly--they're completely open on the bottom so a high volume of air goes through it. Chimney starters are great for starting charcoal fires, or even lighting wood fires by starting wood sticks/logs in the chimney and then dumping them onto s stck of wood logs, and really great for searing food over a very hot flame by placing a grill on top of it (which you can also do with the Solo stoves like the larger Campfire model).

EDIT: However, cooking food directly on a grill over flames on a Solo Stove is not the best way to grill because the flames are more likely to put a layer of soot on the food and it is more likely to catch fire. Chimney starters using charcoal is a much better way to do a high temp grilling than using the Solo Stove units with a wood fire unless you can hold your food high enough to not burn.

Chimney starters work great with charcoal, whereas these Solo Stoves do not work well with charcoal at all--they work best with small pieces of wood, twigs, pine cones, needles--basically any small burnable bits that are a couple of inches in size or smaller.

These Solo stoves are made for slightly slower and more controlled burns. Plus, they have bottoms, so you don't need a fireproof surface underneath them like you need for chimney starters (which will constanly drop hot embers). You can also feed them with small and random pieces of burnable material--chimney starters need objects bigger than a couple of inches otherwise they fall through the bottom.

I can use the Campfire model of these stoves as a small campfire pit for a few people sitting closely around it. Coupled with an inserted stainless steamer basket, I can fill it with wood pellets for an easy fire. A cupful lasts about 30 min.

For those interested in seeing what other Solo Stove owners do with their stoves and firepits, you can visit their FB page (though almost all the posts deal with the larger firepits):

https://www.facebook.com/groups/201583924000120
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There is a certain site with 4% cash back and mine has been approved.

Search AJ cash back.
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Check amex offers you might have 50 off 250. Would be a ton of these though
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Quote from b534202 :
I only see a quantity of 1 on my receipt, hope they get it right.
My email receipt also said one but when checking from Solo Stove account it clearly indicate two so yeah should be good .I also checked my receipt from last year and I see quantity of one and received all items correctly. Think that's how the receipt is sent out from Solo Stove.
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There is a certain site with 4% cash back.
Not r@kuten. Which?
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Not r@kuten. Which?
Search AJ cash back.
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Why would you want two of the same? More cooking capacity?
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Quote from mike93704 :
The chimney starter burns very hot and very quickly--they're completely open on the bottom so a high volume of air goes through it. Chimney starters are great for starting charcoal fires, or even lighting wood fires by starting wood sticks/logs in the chimney and then dumping them onto s stck of wood logs, and really great for searing food over a very hot flame by placing a grill on top of it (which you can also do with the Solo stoves like the larger Campfire model).

These stoves are made for slightly slower and more controlled burns. Plus, they have bottoms, so you don't need a fireproof surface underneath them like you need for chimney starters (which will constanly drop hot embers). You can also feed them with small and random pieces of burnable material--chimney starters need objects bigger than a couple of inches otherwise they fall through the bottom.

I can use the Campfire model of these stoves as a small campfire pit for a few people sitting closely around it. Coupled with an inserted stainless steamer basket, I can fill it with wood pellets for an easy fire. A cupful lasts about 30 min.
Thanks! That was very informative! I'll consider purchasing them now

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