CAMPINGMOON 3 in 1 Portable Fire Pit 12 inch Foldable Stainless Steel Wood Burning Camping Stove BBQ Grill for 3 People Adjustable Height Outdoor Cooking Campfire Carry Bag included MT-035

Great product. Puts off a lot of heat. Burns very efficiently, wood burns completely very little to any waste. Grill is sturdy and flexible. Well built, easy to use and clean. Highly recommend.

Brilliant fire pit , well made and a fair price

Great little fire pit, we got the medium sized one… I was skeptical at first with the size, but it pumps out a good fire. We used it over 2 days while camping, happy days 👌

I have several pieces of gear from Snow Peak, and they are surprisingly good quality goods. Like, heartfelt relief that there is something worth having in this cheap, mass-produced world, something that will outlast you, something with a lifetime guarantee. Just good stuff. For example, my backpacking mug, a double-walled cup with a silicone lid, keeps my coffee *hot* for hours. It weighs mere grams, and it came with me on a trek across the Scottish Highlands. Why would I ever buy anything else now that I have the perfect thing? I hate wasting money. I hate having a bunch of useless things disappointing and cluttering my life, draining my reserves of energy and funds. Just buy the right thing once! Take care of it. Their Gigapower LI burner is unbelievably powerful and nuanced - I use it at home for canning and for deep frying, because my home appliances aren’t as powerful or as nuanced as a Snow Peak camp burner. I never regret buying Snow Peak gear. Anyway, after camping in Sequoia where the fire pits are a few feet deep, and everyone is burning an entire tree just to get the flames high enough to make light - and the cough I developed being in this wildfire type situation! When will people learn how to build a fire that combusts properly? It’s been over a year, already, and still I cough… I understood there that I needed a bonfire stand. This stand produces hot, effective fires with small amounts of fuel in a predictable situation - I will never rely on a provided fire pit for any of my needs again. I didn’t buy the Snow Peak Takibi, though. I bought this one from Camping Moon. I chose this one because a similarly useful product to the original Snow Peak model existed. Am I supporting the Black Market? I don’t know. I hope not. I’d be lighting this bonfire stand on fire, and according to all the other reviews, it can take it, and that is what it’s about for me. Not the name, but the quality. Can it do the job well? Will it last? I believe this fire pit will go the distance. There’s nothing about hiking, backpacking, or camping that is cheap (unless you’re the type to run around screaming, throwing disposable dishes and empty cans all over the place, smoking, playing the radio loudly, up all night partying, leaving your cheap, broken gear where it failed, etc. - leaving your mark, basically, and just ruining it for everyone else), but you don’t always need to spend top dollar to get a quality lifestyle, meaning - quiet, stress-free, calm and deliberate moments away from the urban grind and overwork in a beautiful, health-reviving place, and buying cheap garbage isn’t saving anyone anything, not money or otherwise. So it’s not Snow Peak, but your camp is your brand, and quality matters whatever and wherever your name is. I pack this bonfire stand with me when I go out into the woods to live deliberately, and it is good.

I just received mine today. I got the MT-035 which gives roughly a 12.5x13” cooking area. I got a bundled kit where I received the full set and an additional grill. This is perfect for preparing veggies or fish separately maybe or just handy to put over an in ground fire pit for hot dogs, marshmallows, smores, coffee etc while using the actual grill set up for a meal. The bundled set was $70 and I had a $5 coupon plus rewards points so after taxes I paid $65 for it! Let me tell you, this thing is heavy duty but I won’t be hiking with it so no biggie. It’s well built and the heaviest part is the actual pit for which I’m glad, and if I want to make a fire to sit in front of I have no doubt it can handle firewood. The extra grill that came with the bundle fits in the canvas bag that’s included. The bag is also heavy duty and lined which is a nice plus. I’m keeping the bubble wrap for the cast iron charcoal grate so I can store it in the bag. Other reviewers put that in the outside pocket but that pockets seems made for cooking utensils as it has another strap right above the pocket for holding things against the bag while in the pocket. In any case the bag is well made and can handle the additional grate I received as well. I am looking forward to using this soon in a camping trip or I may just use it in my back yard for a bonfire. Buy it, you won’t regret it. Get the bundled deal it’s worth it.

Small and has 3 levels, best portable bbq I've ever owned

I arrived at my camp site and the existing fire ring was swamped with rain water. No bueno. Luckily I had this thing that made a really good fire pit. It sets up easily. I really like that it secures to the base and it's also easily moved around. I can only fit maybe two logs that you'd get from a purchased bundle at a grocery store. But it burns well. It took a little while to get the fire going. I also used it as a charcoal grill. Oh man. This was awesome. I'm usually a propane guy but I didn't want to lug my grill with me to my campsite. Today, I grilled some chicken shish kabobs and chicken wings. I had some trouble getting the briquettes lit and going. Once that was solved, the grill worked terrifically to cook my chicken. Took about 25-40 minutes for the wings, about half that for the shish kabobs. The fire pit has a piece that allows the grill to be set at different heights. You can't really adjust it during cooking, without having to place the grill somewhere else. With that said, it's actually easy to remove the grill grate from the fire pit. It doesn't come with a cover so I had to scrounge for something that would work for it. It folds up conveniently and fits into a square ish canvas bag. It takes up very little room, serves dual purposes as a fire pit and grill, and only requires briquettes and starter fluid. It does get discolored after use. I purchased the medium size. I think I would have preferred the large. It's okay for a single person but not big enough for more than one person.

It's fantastic, light portable and folds neatly into supplied bag.