Fall Is
Fire Pit Season
The key to better beers in the backyard, a cooler campout or a proper tailgate
As the leaves start dropping along with the temperatures, now is the time to trade in your summertime charcoal for some logs. Because nothing says autumn like a nice crafted ale and a log fire burning through the crisp, cool night. The challenge that many of us city folk have is that a camp fire ring isn't always easily accessible. Thankfully, there's a new class of modern patio fire pits. These safe and mostly portable models are crafted from durable heat-resistant materials like steel and iron, and provide a cozy and controlled space for your fire. It turns any outdoor area into an open-air lounge ideal for entertaining guests. Just make sure you use “seasoned or cured” firewood that has been dried sufficiently to minimize smoke. So whether you have acres to spare or merely a small patch of grass or concrete, grab a beer or some marshmallows and gather around one of these pits.
Best Fire Pits
in 2023
Fire Sense, $149.99 / $89.99
Snow Peak, $109
Solo Stove, $350 / $299.98
Crate & Barrel, $599
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OneLogFire’s Swedish Fire Torch is a rustic kiln-dried log that’s prepared to burn from the inside out for up to 90 minutes of compact fire.
$24.95 by OneLogFire