Stay toasty this winter with Solo Stove fire pit bundles now up to 35% off

Samantha Mangino, Brittany Romano, Jon Winkler and Devan Suber, Reviewed

February 2, 2022 at 4:04 PM·2 min read

Solo Stove is behind some popular portable fire pits and you can get them for a major discount right now.

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Sure, the weather outside might be frightfully cold, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy some time outside by a fire. Solo Stove makes user-friendly portable fire pits perfect for winter days and nights. Right now, you can bundle one of those pits along with some handy accessories together for up to 35% off.

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Solo Stove specializes in backyard fire pits that produce less smoke than traditional fire pits. Using the brand's signature fire ring technology, smoke is redirected and burned off. Being nearly smokeless, the Solo Stove is a great option for renters with limited outdoor space or campers who want to be respectful of neighboring campsites.

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We tested and loved its mid-size Bonfire, which is 14 inches tall and weighs 20 pounds, and which you can find on sale for $279.99. This mid-sized pit saw its MSRP recently raised from $349.99 to $399.99, which makes the new price of $279.99 a $120 discount from its current listing.

During the sale, you can also get fire pits in all three sizes bundled with select accessories for discounted prices. (Like the Bonfire, other models have seen increases in their base prices. The Ranger fire pit, for instance, was listed for $269.99 back in September but is currently listed for $299.99.) Check out the stove and stand bundles that start as low as $249.99, the Backyard Bundles starting at $389.99 or the Ultimate Bundles from $479.99. The Backyard Bundle includes the stove, stand, a fire screen and a weather cover, while the Ultimate Bundle includes all that as well as fire pit tools to help manage the fire. Solo Stove also makes portable grills, which found that the sleek design looks great on a patio while cooking burgers and dogs when we tested them.

Check out the pits and bundles available in this sale. While some of the list and sale prices of these fire pits have increased as of late, these deals are the best you'll find on these outdoor essentials.

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