Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel
A 19.5-inch double-wall stainless fire pit that re-burns its own smoke: the primary burn sits in the base, the secondary air feed lights the smoke off above it, so what is left for you to sit downwind of is mostly heat. It takes normal firewood — you are not locked into pellets or a proprietary fuel — and it comes with a stand, which keeps the hot base off the ground and off a wooden deck. It is the answer when the thing you actually wanted from a campfire was less smoke, not more gadgetry.
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Everyone shifts their chair a step to the left every ten minutes because the smoke follows whoever is enjoying it most.
🏆 How It Compares
The wood-burning counterpart to a propane bowl: same smokeless promise, opposite fuel — pick this when wood is legal and the smoke is the problem.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Smokeless secondary burn means you can sit downwind instead of playing musical chairs
- Runs on ordinary firewood — no pellets, no proprietary fuel, no upcharge
- Stainless steel double wall handles weather and repeated burns without rust streaks
- Included stand keeps the hot base off the ground, which matters on decks and dry grass
- Genuinely good at its one job: less smoke on a still evening
❌ Cons
- The most expensive way to have a campfire — you are paying for the smoke control
- Still a wood fire, so it is banned wherever open wood fires are banned
- Needs dry, correctly sized wood and cleared air passages or the smokeless effect goes away
- Ash has to be cleaned out or the burn gets lazy
🎯 Who Is This For?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel best for?
Best for home-patio and dispersed-site evenings where smoke — not heat — is the problem.
Who should buy the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel?
Campers with a smoke-sensitive family member or a neighbor downwind People who want a backyard pit that also travels to a dispersed site Buyers comparing a smokeless double-wall pit against a propane bowl and choosing wood Anyone tired of coming home smelling like a bonfire
What problem does the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel solve?
Everyone shifts their chair a step to the left every ten minutes because the smoke follows whoever is enjoying it most.
What are the drawbacks of the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel?
Owners and reviewers call out a few trade-offs: The most expensive way to have a campfire — you are paying for the smoke control Still a wood fire, so it is banned wherever open wood fires are banned Needs dry, correctly sized wood and cleared air passages or the smokeless effect goes away Ash has to be cleaned out or the burn gets lazy
How much does the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel cost?
It is listed at $299.95 on Amazon. Prices on Amazon move around, so check the current price before you buy.
What do owners say about the Solo Stove Bonfire with Stand, 19.5-Inch Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit, Stainless Steel?
It carries a 4.8-out-of-5 rating from 2,034 Amazon customer reviews.
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