HGD Tabletop Fire Pit, Smokeless Firepit Outdoor, Mini Fire Pit for with Carry Bag for Camping Backyard Patio Garden Picnic,Silver

The media could not be loaded. I own a few of these table top stoves and backpacking stoves. For 24 dollars this is out of the park. It must be like buying those expensive name brands (which I do own) at cost or damn near close because 50+ insane for a gasifier. I did read the reviews before and it made me have doubts for this purchase but they all disappeared. First off:-it came with instructions !-amazing fit and construction can not close to flimsy and the stand is actually very sturdy legs and hinges-came with 2 extendable skewers!!!Now the only con I have is that it is a big flame. This was one heck of an engineer and made it super efficient. BUT I LIKE THAT, it’s smokeless if you do it right and just keep stacking small fat chucks of wood and watch that flame go high. If I wanted something more relax I’ll get the name brands, I learned that they kinda have the perfect sizing and spacing to wear the flame wants to stay tame or else you can choke it up, maybe that’s why it cost more but meh. I wish I bought this first as my mess around can.Thank you I’ll be buying more products and I stand by itI’ll post videos soon, also in the process of making a video unboxing of this on YouTube as well as a comparison of other other name brand table top pits

Love this little power house of a fire pit. Took it on a kayaking trip and it will be coming out again. I fed this little guy small pieces of a 3ft 2x4, for over 2 hours. It finally had to much but we just turned it over, emptied it and lite him right back up and finished our wood supply. My ego might grt the 7 when this one wears out but I don’t see that happening soon. The construction is of stainless steel. I could probably stand on it and not break it. Even came with a bag and a cup for burning pellets. Definitely buy again

Used some Pellets and oak wood to get the fire going. No istructions on how to light the fire or get flame going. Learned along the way. Puts out a nice little flame. Great for 2-4 people when the weather gets chili but not freezing. Overall happy!

The media could not be loaded. I bought the 7.1” and it works better than I expected. Low smoke (not entirely smoke free), and gives off a lot of heat. It goes through wood quickly, so be prepared to keep it fed. I tried both pellets and some aged firewood. I found the wood worked best. I cut it into thirds, then split it down with a hatchet. The best part is it lights quickly and burns out quickly, so we can light it on a weekday and it still has enough time to cool down and put away before bed. One minor complaint is it doesn’t come with directions, but videos online are enough to figure it out pretty quickly.

So small, it fits on a kitchen cooking desk.Beware of the fire risks, also the fire is not completely smokeless indoors, so "do not attempt to repeat what You see in the picture". LOL That was fun, but very, very stupid. :-DBut - it shows how much I love mine. Very sleek design, clean burning, easy to clean, just all around great product for a good price.

The media could not be loaded. Pretty nice inexpensive tiny fire pit. Took some of my smaller cut up logs I had stored for years and cut it up into cookie sized slices in my miter saw. About 3 and a half inches in diameter or u can cut tiny pieces up at about 3 to 4 inches long and put them in as the fire is going, little by little. Nice long flame. Just be aware that since this is a small fire pit you will be feeding it more constantly than a regular sized one. Other than that it's pretty good. Wish it came with a tray you can place under the legs for ashes.

Just burns fuel tooo fast.

I got this on sale for $14, and I’ll tell you, it’s the best $14 I’ve spent in a long time! Works best on wood pellets - take the little pellet cup that comes with it, turn it upside down and place it in the center on top of the ash tray. Fill with pellets to just below the air holes in the inner rim, light with a blowtorch, and you have a two foot flame for about 30 minutes that’s fascinating to look at, and I suppose you could roast marshmallows too. It’s mesmerizing.Alternatively, I bought tin foil cups that fit inside, filled them with ethanol, and you have a relatively safe way of burning it inside providing you don’t spill it.Buy one if you’re considering it, you won’t be disappointed unless you think it’s a fire pit, which it isn’t.

Super produit ! Son prix est dérisoire par rapport à sa qualité !!! Utilisé avec granulés de bois et aussi avec des « bûches » de bois, les deux fonctionnent parfaitement ! Vous pouvez acheter les yeux fermés