Fireside Outdoor Portable Fire Pit for Camping 24 Inch- Collapsible Pop Up Fire Pit, Outdoor Camp Fire, Wood Fire Pits for Outside, Campfire Standing Fire Pit, Weighs 7 lbs, Heat Shield NOT Included

This was super easy to set up and break down. Small and compact, light, stores nicely in our camper. Held plenty of wood for burning. Definitely worth it.

This fire pit is awesome, I saw it at a campground at Road America and was impressed. I bought one and took it camping a few week later and it worked great. We had a nice fire at the campground. It was perfect for s’mores.Cleanup was easy all we had to do was put the ashes in a trash can.(the next morning) I wouldn’t use water on in while the coles are hot, it may cause a sludge on the screen.It’s perfect if you want a mobile fire pit, that is easy to set up and take with you.

Purchased this for camping use when we arrive at a campsite and there is no fire pit or the campsite provided fire pit is in a bad location (can't get chairs around it, muddy/swampy area, etc.). Fast and easy to assemble. Easily dissembles, rolls up and fits into a canvas storage bag. Lightweight. As you can see in the pics, it is well off the ground, so ground vegetation is not scorched or burned. Love it!

We used this for a football tailgate GO BILLS!! it was amazing..it was so easy to set up and take down I couldn't believe how fast it cooled down to fold up and pack away before we headed into the stadium...we put a small grill rack on the corner and heated up our dips, made hotdogs...it was perfect!! Big enough and sooo incredible portable!!!

I took it camping this weekend, and I was impressed with how functional it was. I've been sending back a lot of disfuctional camping gear from Amazon as of late, but this fire pit was amazing. It was quick to setup and tear down, sturdy enough for a small camp fire, and easy to clean.Only complaint is that the wire mesh that lines the pit is a really tight fit. You have to apply force to get it to slide over the support rods. That in combination with the kind of rough aluminum finish, I cut my hand the first time putting it together. Otherwise, no complaints.

I bought one last October (2018) before a late Fall rafting trip, and it performed amazingly well. I especially like the lightweight aluminum and stainless steel construction for use on the water (no rust). We burned quite a bit of wood (I'd say 3 store bought bundles) the first night, and the wood burned completely to ash. This made clean-up in the morning quite easy as all that had to be done was to pick up the mesh screen and dump the ash into a can. There was minimal ash that fell through the mesh, however we had a fire blanket/welding blanket underneath to leave no trace, and I would suggest everyone buying this do the same. Overloaded with firewood, the steel mesh sagged, but held together. My friend even baked a cake in a dutch oven on it using charcoal without the grate. Everyone was impressed, both with the cake and the pit. There is a grill grate made for this pit now available, but I have not tried it. My only uncertainty is about the longevity of the steel mesh, so I think I'll buy a backup mesh to have on hand because that seems like the most likely point of failure, but so far so good.

I have had this lil guy for over a year and wanted to get a good feel prior writing. I wasn't initially sure what to expect but it's wonderful! I got it for camping trips where there may not be a fire ring but I find myself using it more at home too! The mesh has held up great and I leave it outside most of the time. I don't overload it and try to put lighter logs on once I get my coals going good with sticks. The last couple weekends I have been burning downed limbs/sticks from recent storms. It is wonderfully light weight and comes with the nice carrying bag as well that is nice for on the go and it breaks down perfectly! I do not have any issue the minimal ash that comes thru the bottom (typically after it rains or I water down the coals). It is wide enough to put logs on and light to move if/when needed. I would definitely recommend! I was not paid for this review.

This portable firepit is great! We're very happy with this item: it's easy to set up, it's sturdy, and best of all we can have a fire anywhere practical. We do a lot of SUVRVing so it's nice to be able to set up a proper firepit in primitive camping areas as well as put the fire where it works best for us. I like that it's off the ground since established firepits are often damp/wet here in the PNW. I agree with other reviewers that noted the heat coming off the bottom is nice for cold feet. For this reason I recommend that a buyer consider getting a welder's blanket to set down (we're happy with our Waylander 24x24 welder's blanket we got here on Amazon, which rolls up and fits nicely in the carry bag) rather than the heat shield, which is about the same cost as the welder's blanket but seems to have mixed reviews. The blanket on the ground will still allow heat to migrate down whereas the heat shield attaches midway up. The added benefit that we found going this route was that we are able to use the underside of the firepit as a place to reheat/roast food. You can stick a cast iron skillet/griddle under there and make quesadillas and the like--we used it to reheat Taco Bell burritos with fantastic, crispy, results (see pic). If you're thinking about getting one, then I'd say go for it. I did a very thorough review of this product before buying and I have a few responses to a some of the review comments: 1) Discoloration: It's a fire pit... it WILL get blemished. Who cares if the screen gets discolored? You're burning wood on it when in use and storing in a bag when not in use so I don't understand the critical reviews about "but it says stainless steel" blah blah blah. Don't go into it thinking it's a magical firepit and you'll be pleased nonetheless. 2) Smoke: again, there is no magic here. Smoke will still blow in your face if that's the direction wind is blowing. Whoever said the smoke will go over your head must've been using it on a still night! Don't get your expectations up. 3) Heat shield: can't really comment here except that the mixed reviews caused me to get a welder's blanket instead, which I'm very happy with. 4) Longevity: we only used a few times so no telling how long it will hold up... I plan to use it somewhat selectively and use only when needed to keep the mileage down, so to speak. All in all I'd like to thank the company for making an excellent product. Thank you!