I've enjoyed a friend's Solo stove and appreciate how portable it is. It also has a great flame - maybe the best. Cleaning it was a pain though. It was nasty when wet and blew all over when it was windy. So, I decided to go with a Breeo after watching Lee's video and others. The Breeo is great looking and built like a tank at around 100 pounds. I really like the two-tone look and Corten patina. The grills are awesome too. I have a large brick patio and lots of Adirondack chairs, so I wanted the largest smokeless pit available with the largest opening. I went with the standard Breeo X30 without the SearPlate rim. I think it's easier to sear in a cast iron skillet and MUCH easier to clean up afterwards. Plus, I can use 24" to 30" walnut logs which I cut and split myself. They are easier to handle than smaller 12" to 16" logs, allow for less splitting, and create a beautiful hot fire. In my mind, there's no real comparison between the Solos and the Breeos. They both create beautiful "smokeless" flames but are built very differently for different purposes. A decision between them comes down to whether you're looking for a portable pit or a much heavier and durable non-portable centerpiece (and more attractive IMO) that you can cook and grill on too. The fact is, I'll also get a Solo stove next summer when we go camping!

@ront8496

Жыл бұрын

The new Solo Bonfire has a ash pan EASY to clean

Thank you! Best comparison I've seen on these. I had it down to the larger Yukon and X-Series. You video helped tip me toward the Breeo. Appreciate the effort to put this video together!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! This is my first time doing a review video. After getting comments like yours, I'm definitely going to do more videos. I'm going to over-analyze purchases either way, so I might as well share, right?

@Chalupes

2 жыл бұрын

yes same, I was thinking i needed the 30 but now I am going on the 19 thanks again

Excellent review. Just ordered the series X 19 because of this. Thanks Lee!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

You’re going to love it. Thanks for the comment!

Great review. Thank you

My man, you killed it! Excellent video.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the high five!

Just bought the Breeo X Series 24 with lid and cook stand. Using it for the first time tomorrow!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

awesome! Thanks for letting me know it helped.

Big help. Thanks for sharing!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

You bet!

Great video and review. Thank you. Big help.

CODE BLUE QUESTION: Which WEBBER charcoal grate will fit in the 24" unit? It appears the sear plate opening is smaller than the internal size of the burn chamber. THANKS!

Great video. We got the Solo Stove 👍

I like the fact that there are no holes underneath the solo. So safer to use on a wooden deck (with the ring).

@tmiddleton100

Жыл бұрын

The Breeo has an x-bar that keeps the holes off the bottom and it sits higher on its legs..safer on a deck in my opinion.

Thanks for the video. I have the breeo double flame - do you use a spark screen? Is there a particular screen that fits well? I have had some issues with flying embers. Appreciate the help

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t use a spark screen. I only needed it once when it was super windy (like gusts to 20 knots). If you find a generic one that works please share.

Awesome video. Thank you so much. Helped me make my decision.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

I have been debating myself for months.. which one to get. Your review really helps me understand and justify the price point of Breeo

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to help -- that's exactly why I recorded the video. I spent way too much time considering the options.

Ive had a bonfire for a couple years. This video was pretty spot on. The solo works well but it should have come with a better cover. Ownership is a pita. Its marketed as lasting forever but mines already very rusty because contrary to popular belief stainless will rust when heated repeatedly. Its a such a hassle to clean wet ash out of the solo. Heres the scenario: you start a fire, it burns really efficiently, you wanna go in but you cant extinguish pit, you have to let it burn out, theres overnight dew, you clean ash “mud” for an hour with a hose, lye kills your grass, your welcome.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Thanks for the comment skip. Had the same dew issue. If you’re spending this much on a fire pit, it should last forever.

@Johncb15

2 жыл бұрын

I have a Solo Bonfire. You will not have the rusting issue if you buy the Solo Lid for it. You put the lid on add the end of the evening when you fire has burned down to just embers, and it will keep the stove from getting wet from rain or dew until you use it again. It also has an excellent spark screen option that fits the unit well and has a removable screen top that can be removed while hot with the included tools to add more wood during your fire. If portability is a concern, the Bonfire is much lighter (only 20 lbs) so it is easy to move around or store in the garage in the included carry bag for the winter.

@currentsupply

2 жыл бұрын

@@Johncb15 why can't you just throw a metal trashcan lid over the solo stove to kill the fire and protect it from moisture ? Seems like you could do that pretty cheap and easily with a lid you already have at home for free.

@Johncb15

2 жыл бұрын

@@currentsupply That would work too but probably not as well. The Solo lid fits perfectly making sure no water gets in and the wind doesn’t catch the edge and blow it off. It also looks really good and gives you the option of leaving it on and using the Solo Stove as a stainless steel patio table.

The best video on these fire pits I’ve seen!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad to help!

Best review everrrr. I’m buyin the breeo . Thx Lee

Really like the x series with dear plate. Our wood here is 16 inches long. Will they fit comfortably in that stove or would the wood be above sear plate. If there are 6 people sitting around this stove, how is the heat?

dude! seriously, awesome review! I picked up the X SERIES 24.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment - nice to know it helped! You’re going to love that xseries.

Thanks for the comparison, Lee. I am definitely getting the Breeo X series. Just debating the 19 vs the 24. Do you have any problem fitting your 14 inch firewood through the opening of the 19 inch without having to tilt it down? It's opening is supposed to be 14.5 inches.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I've never had a problem adding wood. When it is really roaring, I use a fireplace glove. However, even then it would be easy to drop it in without a glove and adjust with a poker. I love the x-series 19 but rarely have more than 4 people around it.

@Springhigh83

3 жыл бұрын

@@Leesvids Thanks for the reply. I ordered the 19”!

Thanks for this helpful video brother.

Is there a wood shortage? This is the second video where I see two stoves talked about with no fires lit. Bizarre.

I have a large workshop do you think this would work it it where concrete floor and tall ceilings if a small fire, just to add a little heat?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

no idea. I keep my firepits outdoors.

Thank you for the review. Question for you re: the patina color that eventually surfaces...how old are both those Breeos? Naturally I’d love the stainless color to remain, although understand why it changes. Just trying to get a feel for how deep of a patina color it ‘ll get. Thanks in advance for your thoughts!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

My breeo is 3-4 months old and no patina yet. I'm looking forward to it. They have a video on how to advance it but i'm just going to wait.

Picked up the 19” x-series a couple weeks ago. The key to optimal operation that I have found is to make sure you feed it lots of wood once you have a good bed of coals. It has to be running hot before it goes “smokeless”. I’m obviously biased, but it’s the best pit I’ve used/owned.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I find once you get it going you can add fewer, smaller pieces and keep it hot.

@driposa

3 жыл бұрын

I am torn between the x series 19 and 24, do you find the smaller unit throws enough heat and cook space?

@danielyurkiw1413

3 жыл бұрын

@@driposa I don’t cook on the 19”, but you could probably cook a dozen burgers on it at a time. Due to the double wall design, I find I have to sit a lot closer to the fire pit to feel the same amount of heat as my old traditional pit. The smokeless design makes this possible, and the flames it creates are beautiful and are similar to those you see through the viewing window of a wood stove. These things have a healthy appetite for wood, something to keep in mind if you go with the 24.

In the future, will the stoves come in titanium?

Which do you think is better for keeping people sitting around it warm on a chilly night? That aspect for those who want it seems to be the downside of smokeless...

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the review! I plan on getting a Breeo, would you go with the x19 or x24?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I’m happy with the 19inch. I’d bet the 24 burns through a lot of wood. Here is a video of the 19 in action kzread.info/dash/bejne/inuOvLSiXai9YrQ.html

@1997LT1Camaro

2 жыл бұрын

I ordered 19 inch. They generally recommended 1-4 people for the 19 vs the 24 is for more people. (Not a solid rule) I wanted the 24 but also wanted to be able to load it up if I went camping ⛺️ so went with the 19 and grill. I recommend going with COR10 steel over the stainless. It will save you $100. The sear rim adds $100 to the price. I got that feature but keep in mind it does close the opening some for log 🪵 sizes. If you are going to leave it out by a grill then j would pass on the sear rim. I also got the grill attachment because it lets you customize your heat when cooking . Again this feature is good if you will be cooking with this thing. It can be an all in one type device. It also radiates much more heat than the solo because of the heavier gauge metal. I think the COR 10 steel will get hotter because it is a more dense metal.

The solo stove looks awesome when the flames come out the holes at the top, does this ever happen with the breeo?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, the same thing happens with breeo and it looks very cool. You can even see it on the breeo x-series 19 with the larger rim.

Pulling the trigger on the X Series 24, but I’m torn between the standard rim and sear plate rim. Do you have any regrets with the sear plate. I’m in the same boat as you. I don’t really plan on using it but you never know. Does it help with radiant heat out put, burn wood quicker, does the finish get dingy from normal fire use? Just wondering if there are any extra benefits for getting the sear plate other then cooking? Haven’t been able to find much on the subject so I was hoping you could help. Want to be 100%, no buyers remorse as it is a pretty good buck. Planning on the grill and lid package also...Thanks

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Get the sear plate for sure - especially on the 24 inch. It seems to contain the fire really nicely. I also use it to cook more than I ever thought I would.

@careybernier2108

2 жыл бұрын

What did you go with? I have a large brick patio and lots of Adirondack chairs, so I wanted the largest smokeless pit available with the largest opening. I went with the standard Breeo X30 without the SearPlate rim. I think it's easier to sear in a cast iron skillet and MUCH easier to clean up afterwards. Plus, I can use 24" to 30" walnut logs. I wanted the exact opposite of Lee in this case and wanted to contain the fire as little as possible.

IMO the bonfire and breeo is really a matter of preference. Get a solo if you want portability, efficiency, and slightly lower price tag (after getting complimentary accessories); get a Breeo if you want that rustic look, cooking ability, and relatively lower maintenance. There a bit too much confirmation bias in this review because you don't own the solo bonfire and don't realize the accessories that supplements it. The is especially true about (what I consider) the biggest drawback of the solo highlighted here, which is the water issue. The solo sells a separate lid as well, just like the breeo, in addition to the cover and carrying case.

Does the Breeo X series have a drainage hole for dew or rain? How does it perform when it comes to making the surroundings warm, like on a cold winter night? Excellent comparison btw.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Yes on drainage. I found it to be much warmer near the feet than solo stove.

This was really helpful, especially the part about clean-up! Liked your comparison of the two model types of the Breeo and was able to make a decision after watching. Thank you!

@davew7133

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t get why the Solo couldn’t also be cleaned out with a kids shovel. Didn’t feel very balanced unless somebody can explain why that wouldn’t work for the Solo. Felt like the Solo failed on all tests essentially because it’s not manufactured in the US.

The perfect video I needed to help me decide between the different models! Thanks!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped! What did you end up going with and why?

Researched both before I bought - Went with the Breeo Double Flame 24. Best decision ever. Breeo all the way

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

yea man! One of the reasons why I made the video was the fact that the breeo is so noticeably better while the prices are similar.

i'm trying to decide on which one to buy, the solo is lighter, and i can see making it easily for camping trips. the breeo, seems too heavy to easily move. we'd not be carrying the thing that far, but idk. thoughts on the breeds weight?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I was worried about weight too but it turns out I can move it around by myself (e.g. from deck to lawn). The breeo rim makes it a little easier for two people to walk with. The solo stove comes with a carry bag which makes it easy to carry.

@Boswd

3 жыл бұрын

We used to have the Breeo and now own the Solo the Solo is by far and away the easier of the two if you like to bring with you on vacations camping etc. Night and day to be honest. the breeo is much heavier , and the attached stand take s up more roeom when packing up the car as well. The Solo really has portability in mind with it's design.

@MarcCardwell

3 жыл бұрын

@@Boswd ugh, that's what i suspected, thanks for your input. i like the breeo best for several reasons, but the solo for the weight is a thing to consider/

great video -- love the graham cracker/chocolate idea on the sear plate for smores.. I was thinking it might be nice after a few drinks to throw something on there without having to start a grill. Im close to getting my wfie onboard, but she's nervous our 4 year old will run into the sear plate.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Good question. I'm not sure if the burn would be the same or worse if touch the rim of the x-series, double flame or solo stove.

$400+ for a firepit and Solo still can't afford to manufacture in the US? What a joke.

@JohnDoe-ql9pf

3 жыл бұрын

most of the time the solo stove can be bought on sale at $250. the breeo never goes on sales.

If you’re going to talk about the grill on the Breeo you have to mention the skewers accessory by Solo use for roasting marshmallows hotdogs etc.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously? Over priced metal sticks? We just did hot dogs over the solo ranger on the beach and the bamboo s’mores sticks did just fine.

THX

I'm going with the X19 Corten with the redesigned rim so as to accommodate the new Sear Plate.

Great review. On the Breeo how much heat is generated outward and how close do you need to sit to stay warm? Thanks

@Leesvids

2 жыл бұрын

We live in New England, used our breeo in dead of winter at night, and had 4 adults around the 19inch and were warm. We’d often take off our jackets as it really or going.

@kellygirl923

2 жыл бұрын

@@Leesvids thank you for the comments..

I checked out the larger size for the Breeo X Series. It jumps from 579 for the 24 inch, to 1149 for the 30 inch. Solo doesnt have a 30 inch anymore but the Solo Yukon 27 is only 500. These pits are crazy expensive.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the comment from three weeks ago for S.H. With Breeo I can rationalize price because of the height cost of thick stainless steel from a ram material standpoint. Not sure how to justify the solo stove (that weights 1/2 as much)

@kazper2011

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt. The sear plate looks awesome. But dropping 400+ is crazy. I get why and it would be worth it if used every weekend for a decade, but for the average user that's a bit steep.

clean up goes to solo stove without a doubt, dumping it out vs scooping it. Corten steel will bleed color on the surface under it. Everyone says the solo stove starts and burns easier. Not nitpicking but i dont think your comparison is actually fair.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I own a solo ranger and breeo. We sometimes light both at home. I live in a city, so the scoop is preferred over dumping for cleanup (just don’t have a great place to dump ash). My breeo sits in 4 blocks in my deck. No color bleed yet, but it’s only been a year the the croten isn’t that rusty looking yet so that might come. As for lighting it, the breeo with sear plate is just as good as solo. The double flame in the video was almost as good but not as good. The difference was negligible in all scenarios.

For me, it boils down to what I’m going to use it for. More features is not necessarily better. For me, keeping it simple, lighter and compact is what I need. I already have a charcoal grill and a gas grill. In my case, the Solo Ranger is the perfect choice for portable bonfires on my driveway, in the back yard and on car camping trips.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good call if you’re looking for portable and don’t mind cutting the wood short. If I’m camping, I take the breeo. But if I’m going to the beach I take the ranger.

No question the Breeo is the real deal. Big issue is how to choose the size. Your commented you would go for the 24 if you had more room, but you seem to have an area large enough for two of these 19" side by side. I have an area a bit bit more open than yours but I likely won't have many around the fire mostly just me, x19 heat up faster and go smokeless for sure. Also may sit in a gazebo about 8' away rather than close to the thing. But I don't want it to seem like it's over or under sized.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

The 19 is great for what you described. Only reason to get the 24 is if you have a big space and want more than 4-6 people around it. Even with 6 people, if you like conserving wood the 19-inch is still fine.

Curious if the corten steel produces more heat than the stainless steel 🤔

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Great question I never compared the heat on the two breeo models. The breeo is hotter near feet than solo but I expect that is due to design more than material.

solid review, thank you.

@pjo113

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto Picking up a breeo x series

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Why were u wearing a mask at the start of the video?

OOF on the camera work. felt like the kids in SANDLOT at the carnival. on to the next review video after 45 seconds. my inner ear thanks me.

Good video i want for breeo 24in so no cutting & extra heat

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool. If I had a bigger space I would have considered the 24 too!

@lanwoodlynch680

3 жыл бұрын

@@Leesvids I'm enjoying my Breeo & ur video shows the 19in & solo which stamped my choice was on point thanks again on video

This video is somewhat outdated. Solo Stove has had SS covers for over a year and have cooking systems which include grills, griddles and woks. They've also came out with Heat Deflectors that direct much of the heat toward your lower legs and feet when sitting. There 2.0 versions of their pits have removable ash grates and ash pans for emptying ash from the pit.

So you would go with the solo?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

LOL. Kidding aside, i only would if I was often walking long distances with a firepit and wood.

Thinking about both but will start with the ranger because it seems excellent for camping - I still find the Breeo too ugly for my personal taste but the build seems stronger - I could not care less about where the thing is made, although my preference is German made, but they don't make these stuff yet - thanks for your review!!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Ranger is definitely the most portable and good for camping if you are tight on space.

The solo is much better at burning and getting to a smoke-free burn, which is a bummer because I like the looks and the fact that you don’t have to have that chintzy cover better on the Breeo. If you actually did a side-by-side burn comparison, the solo would have won the Fire category - that is unless the X series burns better than the Double Flame - I’ve never seen one of those burn.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I did do a side by side burn but they were so similar I didn’t bother recording it. Only noticeable difference was between traditional and smokeless. The xseries does burn a little better than double flame but difference seems negligible.

@robertgrenkowitz3782

2 жыл бұрын

Why not add the cover from Breeo to Solo?

If you’re on a budget, maybe get the ranger onsale for

Everything changed for me when the Solo Stove had a black friday sale. Breeo does not have one. I'll take the better deal. Also for my use, lighter weight is preferred for travel.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Funny story - since I posted this video I’ve noticed they always a have a sale. Simplisafe does the same trick to get people to purchase. If I had to guess, I bet solo stove marks up their prices to make us think we’re getting the same value product as breeo at a lower price. Based on weight of product (raw materials) and location of manufacturing it makes senses that solo would have much higher profit margins if sold at same price as breeo.

@s.h.6431

3 жыл бұрын

Long term solo stove is junk...the bottom of mine collapsed, the seams that create the inner wall are separated and the complete inside is rusted through. They won't warranty it either... completely junk...

Made in the USA...Breeo. Great product. 30" X

I noticed how the breeo had a lot more ash to clean up

If you're not going to add in the cost for the grill stand, then can you really say that it's better at grilling?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t own the grill attachment - I just use the seat plate on the xseries. My friend josh got the grill with the double flame and loves it. I guess the point is if you want to have the option of buying a grill then breeo is better.

Nice mask!

The lid for the 24 in breeo feels like you could use it as a shield in battle.

@RayPaganJr

3 жыл бұрын

They should have shield maiden Lagertha using it in a battle.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

That's funny. I'd bet pretending to hold a shield is the first thing 90% of breeo owners do when unboxing.

Portability?

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

It depends on application. If I’m traveling to a spot where I’m parking the car and walking 25 yards or less, the breeo is totally cool (e.g. camping or beach with a parking lot). if you’re taking a long walk then the solo stove ranger is better keeping in mind of course that you have to drag wood with you too.

Great job

This is BY FAR the best review I’ve seen for these products! Thank you so much, man!

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

I honestly don't know why anyone would buy a Solo when the Breeo is so much BETTER in every aspect.

Here I am thinking it was going to be a comparison of smoke not a talk about three pits and what they are made of.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I posted another video comparing a traditional fire pit to the Breeo X-Series. The Breeos and Solo Stoves all have very similar and awesome smokeless fires.

Solo is also made in India. I love Made in the USA but it should not cost twice as much as a Solo especially since it does not have to be shipped across the Ocean.

@Leesvids

Жыл бұрын

Back when I did this video there was a real difference in raw materials. The Breeo weighted 2x as much which means you were also paying for more steel (thicker, stronger, etc)

Where are you getting those prices on the Breeo's?? Those aren't even in the ballpark.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a little surprised by this question... but... here we go. The prices were sourced from websites around the date the video was created/posted.

@samlind8330

3 жыл бұрын

@@Leesvids Surprised? Really? You have the Solo Stove priced at $120 more than it cost then in Oct 2020 and it's currently $10 cheaper now than it was then. That's the stove, stand, and the cover which you say in the video. You are not clear about the Breeo but your board says stand (included on the Breeo) and cover. The Breeo is now and was then $499 with the cover being an additional $79. So Total is $578 NOT $479. I also have one of the Breeo's which I bought it in Nov 20 and for the stove and lid I paid $605 then. You have the two stoves listed in this video only separated by $10. when in actuality it was $256 then, that's NOT a fair comparison. I have both. I like both. The Breeo ONLY gets the edge because of the Made in USA label. The solo stove burns better, is easier to light, and against your opinion IMO its easier to clean. You turn it over or shop vac. I have my Breeo at my cabin which I rent out so I liked the tougher steel and I was able to physically mount it so you cannot turn it over. I like the Breeo accessories if I were to cook over it but outside of hotdogs and marshmallows on a stick (of which the Solo Stove tools are phenomenally well built)that's not why I bought these so that's a non issue for me.

Made in USA would be winner if all else was even

From the scoring it looks like you really don’t like the Solo and it failed on all tests. Was this subconsciously driven by the fact it’s not manufactured in the US? Not sure that really relevant when looking for the best smokeless fire.

@Leesvids

2 жыл бұрын

Not really. I was just disappointed with the solo stove product at that cost after buying it. Breeo being USA made is just cool… but it also results in a better product with better raw materials (i.e. the steel is 2x as thick/strong). I’m not carrying a 19 inch fire pit + 2 bundles of wood a long distance… so I rather have a thicker and longer lasting pit for the price.

You'd have earned more street cred if you had actually bothered to start fires in all of the pits for unbiased comparison. The Breeos may be more durable, crafted with thicker steel but they burn less efficiently, are much heavier and definitely NOT portable. The Solos are lighter, better engineered and have a really uniform and cleaner burn. They also pack well for easier storage and greater portability.

Solo stove bonfire is only $289 now.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Even with that sale price, the solostove + stannd is the same price as the breeo doubleflame 19 (which has stand included). If you're shopping in this price range, JUST GO FOR IT and get the x-series. You're going to love it. I actually use the searing ring way more than I anticipated (e.g. a quick quesadilla at the end of the night)

@sparks701

3 жыл бұрын

The X series is down to $399 for the 19". Down a little since your video. Think I'm gonna pull the trigger. The look of the X series is awesome.

@s.h.6431

3 жыл бұрын

Youll be buying another in 2 or 3 years. Long term solo stove is junk...the bottom of mine collapsed, the seams that create the inner wall are separated and the complete inside is rusted through. They won't warranty it either... completely junk...

Why are you wearing a mask in the beginning?

I would respect you more if you simply said, "BUY AMERICAN."

Solostove is meant to be light and portable. That doesnt mean that Breeo is made better. Give me a break man. Lmao

The fact that you are wearing a make outside turns me off...

Long term solo stove is junk...the bottom of mine collapsed, the seams that create the inner wall are separated and the complete inside is rusted through. They won't warranty it either... completely junk...

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

So glad you shared this - that was my fear with the thinner metal and China-made seams.

Looks like a clever paid ad.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

Not a paid ad. Shall I take that as a compliment? I was bummed when the ranger didn’t work out for me (I did measurements before buying but didn’t anticipate the 12.5 inch outside being cut to nearly 8.5 inches on the inside due to the inside grate). Just trying to prevent others from having buyers remorse.

@williamharper9893

3 жыл бұрын

@@Leesvids I guess it would be a compliment. How much are you selling your old solos for.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamharper9893 The solostove bonfire in the video is my neighbor's - I borrowed it for the video. Not sure what i'm going to do with my solostove ranger. With covid, it might be nice to have a 2nd pit for outdoor hangouts. In reality it will likely just take up space in my garage for a while.

@ricoserrano3861

3 жыл бұрын

First thing I thought as well. You cant have EVERYTHING lean one way. The price/cleanup/portability debate lean towards Solo. Those are either not mentioned or covered up a certain way.

You didn’t build a fire in any of them

If your tryna save some cash just don’t buy either smh

This guy is paid by Breeo lmao

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

No, but I am a fan.

Why on earth did you start with a mask? 🤣

Mask wearer outside.

Breeo sucks. Why do you want to cook on your fire pit? That’s why I have a grill for. Flame on solo stove is way better also.

@Leesvids

3 жыл бұрын

In the video I said, "I might use the sear plate once in blue moon and i was wrong!" I use it EVERY TIME. At the end of the night with friends, throwing some quesadillas on there is clutch. When making s'mores, i place the gram crackers + chocolate on there for pre-melted chocolate. And BTW, no one said SoloStove "sucks". Neither of these products suck - that is nonsense. Also, cooking on the fire pit is way better in the winter here in New England. Standing by a traditional grill in the winter is a drag. Cooking on a fire pit is very nice.

@Boswd

3 жыл бұрын

I agree the fire is better on the Solo but we used to have the breeo and the grill stand is a fun on the fly attachment I like it. but overall i live the solo better.

@MS-gv9wr

3 жыл бұрын

Solostove is wayyy better. What is this dude talking about. They are sold as firepits, not grills. If you pay the amount you pay for Breeo for the “grill” solostove it is just as good. BS review man

@BearSoetero

2 жыл бұрын

@@MS-gv9wr As mentioned by others here: "Long term solo stove is junk...the bottom of mine collapsed, the seams that create the inner wall are separated and the complete inside is rusted through. They won't warranty it either... completely junk..."

Spoiler alert - a bit biased review here. : ) IMHO - I think each have their own merit.

Probably the most biased, one sided review I’ve ever watched. We knew your opinion within the first minute or so, and then you used the rest of the video to justify your decision. A truly horrible review. I had already ordered my Ranger before I watched your video, but your video wouldn’t have persuaded me to do otherwise. Your review is obviously dated as: 1) Solo now has a removable base plate and ash pan for easy cleanup; and 2) Solo stoves have cast iron grills, griddles & woks for stove top cooking. All of which are smaller and less cumbersome than the Breeo monstrosity. Solos also have lids and spark arresters available. All in all Solo offers the best all around fire pit/stove system.

I wish you had kept your mask on. Going maskless on KZread has the potential to infect thousands.