Why not enjoy a night under the stars with the Solo Stove Ranger. Outdoor living was never so warm and cosy with this outdoor garden heater! The ultimate portable fire pit The most compact fire pit in the Solo Stove collections. The Ranger is perfect for smaller spaces, city dwellers and for those who live life on the go! High-quality stainless steel and craftsmanship.

Ranger Fire Pit 2.0 | Solo Stove Ranger Fire Pit 2.0 | Solo Stove

The main point to note is that you should not overfill the Bonfire 2.0. If the wood/kindling sits higher than the upper vent holes (inside the rim) you will stuff any hopes of smoke-free burning and it’ll also compromise the airflow burning system, too. The base plate permits the fire to receive constant air while enabling the burned ash to fall into the ash pan. This guarantees that no wood is wasted! Fire wood burns more effectively than in conventional fire pits because more oxygen can get to the fuel source. The Solo Stove Ranger Fire Pit Kit includes a Ranger Stand made of stainless steel with rounded edges and airflow vents. Rounded edges prevent marking. The subsequent elevation with air vents prevents heat damage on most surfaces. This kit gives you an easy outdoor log burner or outdoor garden heater with stand and bag. AN EFFICIENTER BURN A more thorough burn means that the top vents burn up the tiny particles that would have formed smoke. It also means that an indoor fire pit with no smoke won’t need to deal with any more partially burned logs.Lighting the Bonfire 2.0 is the same as lighting a woodburner indoors, or any other fire for that matter. Apart from a decade renting in various cities, I’ve always lived in the country, in homes featuring some form of wood fire. This meant I didn’t need Solo Stove’s fire lighting instructions but they’re fairly standard, and I was glad to read I’ve been doing it right all these years. When we tested the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 on a more inclement day – when there were mild Spring-time winds but nothing that would dry your sheets in record time – the firepit was more or less smokeless. But, on the days when we tested it when the wind appeared to be coming from three directions – as it often does here on the edge of Dartmoor – its smokeless powers failed somewhat. I was pleasantly surprised how little ash was left in the pan, even after several hours of use. To clean the Bonfire 2.0, I just brushed any remaining ashes through the holes on the base plate, then lifted the base plate out and removed the ash pan to empty. It did leave a few patches of ash behind in the base, so I then up-ended the bonfire on the compost heap and shook it out (again, handles would have been handy).

Solo Stove Ranger kit Version 1 (includes stand and bag) Solo Stove Ranger kit Version 1 (includes stand and bag)

gloved in a hot environment pit. Make that the legs or Hub are securely nested inside the fire pit’s outer lip. Heat Deflector was designed to work perfectly with Ranger and has a sturdy build that gives it the power to control the irrational heat. Heat Deflector bears the force of the flame by pressing into a precisely angled disc, which directs heat downward rather than upward. With Heat Deflector, you can divert your Ranger’s distinctive heat while encouraging vital airflow. Adaptable design But is the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 really smokeless? This has to be the million-dollar question and the answer, from me, is yes. And no.I can’t decide if I love the design, or find it a bit ‘blah’, but it’s certainly not offensive in any way and there’s no doubt the build quality is good.