You not only answer the questions we all have in our head, but you find a way to show actual data. This channel is so underrated, but I'm sure that will soon change. Thank You!

Such excellent and thorough testing to get real data. Imaging was a *perfect* visual! Well done.

Love the thoroughness of the test. Big thanks to you guys for bringing metrics and context to some of Solo's accessories.

@TheBarbecueLab

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment Tyler! It was fun coming up with ways to show data.

The deflector seems like a good addition to the solo stove arsenal!

@TheBarbecueLab

5 ай бұрын

About time to swing by over lunch and try it out, no?

@rjsewell4844

5 ай бұрын

@@TheBarbecueLab yessir!!

@ManuelPortelada

4 ай бұрын

@@TheBarbecueLablast question. Great video btw. But what stove do you use the most. ??

Great videos! We watched your comparison of the various sizes and bought the Yukon. It's perfect for our family. Also, after watching this video we stumbled on a heat shield from Amazon for only $75. It required assembly and the legs don't detach but it works! The heat deflector was a game-changer! Thanks

@TheBarbecueLab

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, and enjoy that new firepit! I think we’re going to light ours up tonight.

Great review! Thanks a bunch!

I bought a Bonfire 2.0 today based on your reviews and used your discount code. Great videos on the smokeless fire pits.

@TheBarbecueLab

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, and I’m glad the codes worked for you! Enjoy your new fire pit!

Thank you!! Just one more question, do you think this is safe for use on a composite board deck?

This was a fantastic review! Thanks for putting this together.

Great Video!! More people need to see this. I've been debating on a purchase of just this pit. I wonder how do the temps compare to a normal firepit? Also, like the idea of a smokeless fire, but I still want there to be the scent of campfire in the air, since the aroma of burning wood is one of the highlights of a wood fire. Does it still have that wood burning aroma?

What was ambient temperature during the test? That’s an important factor as well.

Have you considered doing a comparison test between building a DIY heat deflector from parts off of Amazon and comparing it to real deal? Having a flir camera would be a great comparison to OEM vs DIY

how about a link for the chairs you are sitting in. they look good

@TheBarbecueLab

4 ай бұрын

They’re from Breeo. Perfect height for sitting around the fire! thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/breeo-x-series-chair

Awesome video! I have the Shield currently since I am a bit concerned about rogue embers popping out of the pit. Would you say the Heat Deflector provides good protection while the fire is burning? I would still most likely use the Shield when the fire is dying out, but wondering specifically about while we're building and enjoying the active flame. Always great content - thanks!

Can you cook a 10 pound pot of let's say soup on the heat deflector without it buckling? That solo hub and griddle is mighty expensive

need a deflector/grill

Check my diy heat deflector . It may not be perfect on heat deflectecting..however is cheap and also the holes let you see fire when standing. Cheers

Wow, David - someone's punching above their weight! 🙂

@monami1359

5 ай бұрын

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Are the chairs comfortable?

Great video, I have the deflector and do notice a difference. Do you have any recommendations on how to clean the outside of the solo stove to get it back to looking shinny again removing the patina. Thanks

@TheBarbecueLab

4 ай бұрын

I'm not sure how to completely remove the patina on a Solo Stove, but I use the liquid Bar Keepers friend and a microfiber cloth to clean mine.

What was the outside temperature before lighting pit

@TheBarbecueLab

5 ай бұрын

That’s a good question. If memory serves correctly I think the outside temp at that time was roughly between 55-60.

@TheBarbecueLab

5 ай бұрын

Okay, I looked it up, and it was 53 degrees with a wind speed of 8-12mph during that temperature testing.

@mastergwaha

5 ай бұрын

if you got those temp gradients at those wind speeds, thats like really good!@@TheBarbecueLab

Thank you for a great review. Can you tell me where you bought the cup holders for your chairs?

@TheBarbecueLab

4 ай бұрын

The chairs are these from Breeo: thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/breeo-x-series-chair/ - and they have their cup holders you can find on the site from that link.

@tomtrainor7362

4 ай бұрын

Thank you@@TheBarbecueLab

Will you do a video testing using pellets in the Yukon?

@TheBarbecueLab

4 ай бұрын

I'll see what we can do on that for a future video. I think I have a pellet adapter for the Bonfire, but not sure about the Yukon.

What kind of patio chairs are those?

@TheBarbecueLab

5 ай бұрын

They’re from Breeo. Perfect height for sitting around the fire! thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/breeo-x-series-chair

Could you use the solo stove under metal gazebos ??

@TheBarbecueLab

4 ай бұрын

I think it all depends on how high the gazebo is and how it’s constructed. If there’s any wood in it, I wouldn’t. The air coming off that thing is incredibly hot.

@ManuelPortelada

4 ай бұрын

@@TheBarbecueLab standard metal gazebos. Got the port in the middle I would say prob 10 feet high by at its peak

@mannypuerta5086

2 ай бұрын

We bought the deflector for our Yukon because we have a wooden overhang, covered patio attached to the house. The deflector reduces the overhead heat to a safe level and noticeably increases the lateral heat for folks seated around it. The deflector is worth it.

Let me call my bank and see if I can get a loan for this set up. I'm curious how many YT reviewers actually paid for the products they are reviewing lol.

@xbaconater5883

3 ай бұрын

Almost none of them do, but you can’t blame them, they get a free $1,000 setup and all they have to do is make a 10 minutes KZread video about it.

@xs8372

17 күн бұрын

Wait to you find out how much those chairs they’re sitting on cost, might need a 2nd loan haha