The smokeless fire pit we loved reboots with both jumbo and more portable models. And the response has been huge.
We first came across Solo Stove in 2014 when we tested the Texas brand’s “smoke-free” cookstove. It was a bold claim for a wood-burning device, but we verified the design principle, known as secondary combustion, worked as advertised.
Soon after, the brand expanded — literally — into smoke-free fire pits. Again, we were impressed. And by then, outdoor enthusiasts had caught on too, pledging more than $1 million to the Solo Stove Bonfire campaign.
Editor’s note: The Kickstarter campaign for the Yukon and Ranger Solo Stoves were successful. Learn more about the Yukon and Ranger bonfire pits here.
But as impressive as that sounds, Solo Stove is on track to destroy that mark with its latest offerings. Launched this week, the Solo Stove Yukon and Ranger campaign already crushed its $20,000 funding goal, amassing over $150,000 in support in the first day!
What’s all the fuss about? Check it out.