Fire pits !

[Cliffyboy]

Does anybody carry a fire pit with them ? When allowed to use and if so what ones can be recommended ? Preferably collapsible and light in weight ! .

 

[St3v3]

Any bbq can be a fire pit

 

[Spade]

Maybe look at foldable bbq.
I you don't use the cooking section, theycan make a handy firepit,
We use one of these as a bbq or firepit as needed
It's small but very handy to pack away

Eurohike Foldable BBQ | Eurohike

£35.00 | The Eurohike Foldable BBQ is designed to fold away in a...

www.eurohike.co.uk

 

[BikerGraham]

As others have mentioned. I carry a charcoal bbq that can be used as a fire pit.
It even gets used as a bbq too as have a few bags of charcoal too.

 

[Jo662]

Iv seen these on some YouTube channels,but never used one myself.

LOLYSIC Portable Fire Pit for Camping, Outdoor Small Folding Fire Pit with Carrying Bags, Stainless Steel Mesh Camping Fire Pit for BBQ Heating, Bonfire, Barbecue, Patio, Backyard, Garden https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09Q38LVGW/?tag=mhf04-21

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[mitzimad]

Iv seen these on some YouTube channels,but never used one myself.

LOLYSIC Portable Fire Pit for Camping, Outdoor Small Folding Fire Pit with Carrying Bags, Stainless Steel Mesh Camping Fire Pit for BBQ Heating, Bonfire, Barbecue, Patio, Backyard, Garden https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09Q38LVGW/?tag=mhf04-21

These are amazing even with logs burning you can touch the edges of the mesh and its cold at festivals we often pick it up and move it

 

[Spade]

Same one but cheaper!

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[tonka]

Had one of these for a while. Very compact.
Used on a few fun rallies.
Some other funsters have bought the same. Only a bit bigger than a pringles can when packed away.

 

[Cockers]

Bought one a couple of years ago great fire pit packs into a really small lightweight bag and doesn't burn the grass

 

[ManTheVan]

Had one of these for a while. Very compact.
Used on a few fun rallies.
Some other funsters have bought the same. Only a bit bigger than a pringles can when packed away.



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Likewise. I was given one by our son and it’s an amazing bit of kit. We’ve carried a sack of logs (and a pruning saw to replenish it) ever since.

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[Andyb01]

My daughter bought us one of those portable mesh ones for Christmas - we've not had chance to use it yet so I'm encouraged by the positive feedback. We used to use an old BBQ that we converted, but the new one is much more compact.

 

[Brains]

The best firepit is the one made by Snow Peak
However the price is eye-watering.

But I've used a couple of them, they are excellent, both of my siblings have one.
They fold flat and come with a carry bag
They can burn both wood and charcoal, you can also cook on them, and due to the inverted pyramid design it means they give out heat to the end and use far less fuel than a conventional flat based fire pit or BBQ

The Scouts have come up with a decent quality registered copy of the Snowpeak one at a third of the price.
I managed to get one for £50 with a Scout discount, as did several friends, so we now have three of them when we camp.

 

[8250]

The best firepit is the one made by Snow Peak
However the price is eye-watering.

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But I've used a couple of them, they are excellent, both of my siblings have one.
They fold flat and come with a carry bag
They can burn both wood and charcoal, you can also cook on them, and due to the inverted pyramid design it means they give out heat to the end and use far less fuel than a conventional flat based fire pit or BBQ

The Scouts have come up with a decent quality registered copy of the Snowpeak one at a third of the price.
I managed to get one for £50 with a Scout discount, as did several friends, so we now have three of them when we camp.

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Look good but at £343 a bit out of my price range

 

[Brains]

Look good but at £343 a bit out of my price range

The copy made under licence by the Scouts is nearly as good.
(and quarter of the price)

 

[8250]

The copy made under licence by the Scouts is nearly as good.
(and quarter of the price)

Ah! now that makes a lot more sense at £50 looks like a good piece of kit

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[tonka]

Likewise. I was given one by our son and it’s an amazing bit of kit. We’ve carried a sack of logs (and a pruning saw to replenish it) ever since.

My daughter bought us one of those portable mesh ones for Christmas - we've not had chance to use it yet so I'm encouraged by the positive feedback. We used to use an old BBQ that we converted, but the new one is much more compact.

We carry some of these with us. Clean and tidy to carry, simple to light and last around an hour.

Quickflame Firelog

Guickflame Firelog. Complete fire for your fireplace.Burns for up to 2 hours. Features: Easy and convenient, just light the paper, safe and simple

www.bmstores.co.uk

 

[SandKPhillips]

We use a MadKon fire pit. https://www.gearandgo.online/product-page/madkon-braai-600s

It can be used with wood, fire logs or charcoal and is a good height for me to use either from my wheel chair or a regular seat.
We always use our fire pit with a grass protector mat as well

 

[Maude]

For a truly light, compact, Firepit contact thefirepitshop.co.uk in Bude Cornwall. They sell a Firepit / BBQ which comprises only of four sheets of metal which slot together to make a self standing unit. They are not displayed online so you will have to phone and enquire.