The Gear: No Smoking Section
Where there’s smoke, there’s frustration. No matter how many times you adjust your position around a traditional campfire, you won’t escape it. Even after the embers cool, the smell will cling to your clothing and hair for days.
But thankfully, using double-walled construction techniques and ventilation ports, modern fire pits have found a way to eliminate smoke altogether. And if you’re Pennsylvania-based Breeo, you also found a way to make these set-ups more portable. The company’s Y Series models weigh just 31 pounds and include integrated handles and collapsible legs. This makes them surprisingly easy to carry. A built-in heat shield ensures the fire pit can safely be used on a variety of surfaces, including wooden decks and patios. The Y Series is extra versatile, too, burning wood, charcoal and pellets.
Breeo also offers accessories that turn the fire pit into a portable grill for use at those impromptu backyard—or backcountry—barbecues. And when you’ve extinguished the flame, the unit stows neatly in the trunk of a car or an RV storage compartment. $495
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Quest for Fire — Three Hot Options
Ignik FireCan
Ignik’s ammo-box design not only makes the FireCan look sleek, but at just 12 inches wide it’s also easy to store. The fire pit sets up in seconds and— because it’s propane-powered—is safe to use in environments where traditional fires can’t happen. $179.95 ignik.com
Warmbond BondStove Mini
True to its name, fire pits don’t come any smaller than the BondStove Mini. With a six-inch diameter, it can be packed and deployed virtually anywhere— offering smokeless fires using wood, charcoal, pellets, or alcohol as fuel. $99.99 warmbond.com
BioLite FirePit+
Many things in one, this smokeless model doubles as a grill and comes with a built-in battery pack that powers a fan and recharges small devices. Compact and lightweight, the unit’s folding legs make it highly packable, but its size—27 inches wide—and mesh siding mean it gives off real heat. $249.95 bioliteenergy.com
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