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Ozark Trail 7'' Stainless Steel Integrated Wood-Burning Camp Fire Pit

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  • Ozark Trail 7'' Stainless Steel Integrated Wood-Burning Camp Fire Pit
  • Durable stainless steel construction for high-temperature burning
  • Lightweight, easy to install, and includes a tote bag for transport
  • Smokeless design with 360-degree airflow for efficient burning
  • Dual-wall structure with a firing plate and ash pan
  • Flexible top design with 3 holders for cooking or warming
  • Burns wood or pellets
  • Multi-functional for warmth, cooking, or BBQ
  • Dimensions: 7" L x 7" W x 9.4" H
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Pros

  • : Comes with a carrying bag for easy transport.
  • : Made of durable, premium materials.
  • : Offers great quality at a lower cost.
  • : Designed for convenient portability.

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  • : Can be minimal with efficient burning, but may still produce some.
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May 5, 2025
JOFLO
5 out of 5 stars review

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Excellent affordable portable fire pit design

This little fire pit is perfectly made and affordable for anyone for home use or at a campground. I paired it with a diffuser I found online which matched up well with the folding pot holders. Videos and picture show a cool vortex for a complete burn at several stages. The heat can be felt pretty well for a 3 ft radius. I used hardwood pellets where this fire pit can hold that other high end brands sell separately. The lid flips for easier compact storage and the insert for pellets can stay inside the pit. Note that the soot residue will be more than a regular fire pit or bbq due to a more complete burn.

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Oct 3, 2024
Colin
5 out of 5 stars review

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Works like a charm! Brought it into the Colorado mountains for a shakedown and while you do need to feed it fairly often with wood, I was impressed. Threw on a cast iron pan to cook a steak that came out perfect. Now a permanent part of my camping gear.

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Aug 17, 2024
Peter
5 out of 5 stars review

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Great so far

One important thing to remember is fill it and start a top down burn like the instructions say. You can get it going by starting a fire then adding more wood but it takes longer and is more difficult. That is kind of counter intuitive if like me you have made so many campfires you can do it without thinking. So I first tried it out with some apple wood chips I had leftover and I was impressed. I then used some smaller pieces of wood I had to cut and split from a larger log and was even more impressed although not with the work involved. Then I ordered some hardwood fuel pellets (not smoker pellets) and let me tell you that did it. Now I did get a longer burn with hard wood pieces but the fact all I needed to do was add pellets more than made up for it. Given the small size and work it takes to process stuff small enough the wood pellets more than make up for the expence. In fact doing the calculations I have paid more per fire places I had to buy wood in the campground. Now it will never be a roaring bonfire but I live in the south where that can get too hot even in winter. For the wife and I it is perfect for ambiance when we don't want a fire in our big fire pit. Now if there is a bad thing about it it is the "pot holders" as they are such where I am finding them too far apart for my smaller pots and pans especially my small percolator coffee pot. To solve this I simply got a 7" round heavy duty stainless steel cooling rack to use as a grate. Now I have not had a fire using it but it fits perfectly and my pot sits on top so I have no doubt it will make a couple good cups of coffee the first chili morning we have to sit out by the pond and fire it up.

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