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$195.99*: 19.5" Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 Smokeless Stainless Steel Fire Pit w/ Stand (Silver) at Amazon

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Solo Stove via Amazon [amazon.com] has 19.5" Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 Smokeless Stainless Steel Fire Pit w/ Stand (Silver) for $195.99. Shipping is free.

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$149 lower (43% savings) than the list price of $344.99
$84 lower (30% savings) than the previous price of $279.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $196 with +45 Deal Score and 38 comments.

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Solo Stove via Amazon [amazon.com] has 19.5" Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 Smokeless Stainless Steel Fire Pit w/ Stand (Silver) for $195.99. Shipping is free.

Price:
$149 lower (43% savings) than the list price of $344.99
$84 lower (30% savings) than the previous price of $279.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $196 with +45 Deal Score and 38 comments.

Customer reviews:
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4,000+ bought in past month

amazon.com/dp/B0B7BFJ5Y6 [amazon.com]

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Model: Bonfire 2.0 in., 19.5 in. x 14 in. Outdoor Stainless Steel Wood Burning Fire Pit with Stand

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Nov 29, 2024
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*pros: This fire pit looks great, middle class neighborhoods everywhere will be proud, after it gets rolling, yes it's relatively smokeless, but that is dependent on wood type and wind conditions.

*cons: you have a fire on a cool night to get warm by a fire, but all the heat goes up, it doesn't radiate out the sides like old school cheap firepits. You will be cold, your wife will complain, the kids will cry. Obvious one here, it's quite expensive. I got mine at a sale price and still paid too much. It's not *really smokeless. It's smokes quite a bit when first starting it up and you'll still be dodging smoke for the first 30 or so minutes. It burns through wood much faster than a normal pit, because of the higher heat it generates(which goes straight into the air, not out the sides to keep you warm, remember?) There's too much post fire work, you can't just dump a cup of water on it when you're done. You're supposed to let it burn down then cool off, then cover it. It feels like whoever invented this has never even built a backyard fire. BUT they solve all these little problems that come up with extra accessories for you to buy. Kills your grass? Buy a ring that raises the pit 3" off the ground. Don't want to wait for it to cool and then it starts raining overnight and gets your ash all gooey? Buy a lid. Don't want to store it in your bedroom? Buy a weather cover. Not getting enough heat from the sides? Buy a heat deflector!

*final thought: Solo makes fire pits that look cool. That's it. It doesn't do a good job on the core fire pit function of keeping you warm. Do yourself a favor and buy the cheap open side fire pit from your local home improvement warehouse, or the Amazon basics one. Any of these will cost you a fraction of the solo stove and you won't need to buy 5 additional things to get it to perform it's sole purpose
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Quote from Joybulb :
*pros: This fire pit looks great, middle class neighborhoods everywhere will be proud, after it gets rolling, yes it's relatively smokeless, but that is dependent on wood type and wind conditions.

*cons: you have a fire on a cool night to get warm by a fire, but all the heat goes up, it doesn't radiate out the sides like old school cheap firepits. You will be cold, your wife will complain, the kids will cry. Obvious one here, it's quite expensive. I got mine at a sale price and still paid too much. It's not *really smokeless. It's smokes quite a bit when first starting it up and you'll still be dodging smoke for the first 30 or so minutes. It burns through wood much faster than a normal pit, because of the higher heat it generates(which goes straight into the air, not out the sides to keep you warm, remember?) There's too much post fire work, you can't just dump a cup of water on it when you're done. You're supposed to let it burn down then cool off, then cover it. It feels like whoever invented this has never even built a backyard fire. BUT they solve all these little problems that come up with extra accessories for you to buy. Kills your grass? Buy a ring that raises the pit 3" off the ground. Don't want to wait for it to cool and then it starts raining overnight and gets your ash all gooey? Buy a lid. Don't want to store it in your bedroom? Buy a weather cover. Not getting enough heat from the sides? Buy a heat deflector!

*final thought: Solo makes fire pits that look cool. That's it. It doesn't do a good job on the core fire pit function of keeping you warm. Do yourself a favor and buy the cheap open side fire pit from your local home improvement warehouse, or the Amazon basics one. Any of these will cost you a fraction of the solo stove and you won't need to buy 5 additional things to get it to perform it's sole purpose
Yep. These are for decoration and to have a fire going, for that look. Not for warmth or if you like the campfire smell.
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I have a ring of rocks in my backyard. If you really like these, they go for $50 used on marketplace.
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Quote from Joybulb :
*pros: This fire pit looks great, middle class neighborhoods everywhere will be proud, after it gets rolling, yes it's relatively smokeless, but that is dependent on wood type and wind conditions.

*cons: you have a fire on a cool night to get warm by a fire, but all the heat goes up, it doesn't radiate out the sides like old school cheap firepits. You will be cold, your wife will complain, the kids will cry. Obvious one here, it's quite expensive. I got mine at a sale price and still paid too much. It's not *really smokeless. It's smokes quite a bit when first starting it up and you'll still be dodging smoke for the first 30 or so minutes. It burns through wood much faster than a normal pit, because of the higher heat it generates(which goes straight into the air, not out the sides to keep you warm, remember?) There's too much post fire work, you can't just dump a cup of water on it when you're done. You're supposed to let it burn down then cool off, then cover it. It feels like whoever invented this has never even built a backyard fire. BUT they solve all these little problems that come up with extra accessories for you to buy. Kills your grass? Buy a ring that raises the pit 3" off the ground. Don't want to wait for it to cool and then it starts raining overnight and gets your ash all gooey? Buy a lid. Don't want to store it in your bedroom? Buy a weather cover. Not getting enough heat from the sides? Buy a heat deflector!

*final thought: Solo makes fire pits that look cool. That's it. It doesn't do a good job on the core fire pit function of keeping you warm. Do yourself a favor and buy the cheap open side fire pit from your local home improvement warehouse, or the Amazon basics one. Any of these will cost you a fraction of the solo stove and you won't need to buy 5 additional things to get it to perform it's sole purpose
They make a heat deflector that goes on top and works great for cold nights
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Nov 29, 2024
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If they weren't so darn expensive, I'd go with a breeo. They make a plate you can cook meat and other things on the side of the fireplace. Those are made in the US and are much higher quality (and heavier) than these solo stoves.

I looked into getting one years ago but could never justify the cost.
Nov 30, 2024
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spookymulder
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Quote from sisonpyh :
They make a heat deflector that goes on top and works great for cold nights
it's $145.

for JUST the Bonfire heat deflector.

i'm sure you know this, but you're proving their point.
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Quote from DaveC4644 :
I have a ring of rocks in my backyard. If you really like these, they go for $50 used on marketplace.
Unfortunately those are scams….at least the ones I'm seeing. They direct buyers to IG. "Free shipping" … for a big hunk of metal all for $50? Just be careful… everyone.

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Quote from azderik :
Unfortunately those are scams….at least the ones I'm seeing. They direct buyers to IG. "Free shipping" … for a big hunk of metal all for $50? Just be careful… everyone.
Your right. You aren't finding these on Facebook Marketplace for cheap
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Solo is the Yeti/Sitka/etc of fire pits. I recommend the heat deflector and, if you get a lot of wind, the cage thing that keeps all the embers inside the pit.

We have have two of these (the biggest one and this one) and love them. If you don't want one because they are too expensive, or they are not smokey enough, or they are made better with add-ons that cost more money, then these are not the fire pits you are looking for.
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DaveC4644
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Quote from Pgiannakos :
Your right. You aren't finding these on Facebook Marketplace for cheap
I've found a bunch of them locally used for cheap..along with lots of other items. Easy to spot scams. Not my first rodeo.
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Pgiannakos
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Quote from DaveC4644 :
I've found a bunch of them locally used for cheap..along with lots of other items. Easy to spot scams. Not my first rodeo.
Maybe in your area. Not by me

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