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I love that the Breeo is made right here in the USA! And the Corten steel develops a beautiful patina!

Just wanted to say, I really appreciated the depth of the review and how you compared all types of firepits before you even got to the stainless steel option. I also really appreciated how you took us through paying attention to the finer details present or absent on both. It was everything I could hope for in a review. Very thorough

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words :-)

Great tutorial, I was completely unsure if either it was worth it, but I’m definitely getting one. Thanks for the help

I was on the fence last year too but went with the Breeo made in Lancaster PA. We left it out all winter and used it occasionally in the winter. The fire burns hot. Once it's going, you never have to move the logs. It burns completely down that you wonder what happened to all the ashes. Rock solid. I fee the Solo is more apt to be rusted out or dented. The Breeo has some cool accessories too.

Great review I ordered the Solo Stove Yukon can’t wait to use it. Hard to beat a great fire pit anytime with family is a great time especially around a great camp fire. Thanks

Great video. My family and I have been considering purchasing a smokeless for some time because although I personally enjoy sitting next to a fire, the smoke that is generated causes breathing problems for me due to a lung infection from years ago that causes breathing problems due to the smoke. Your video has made us consider purchasing the Solo so that it can be placed on our wooden deck. Thanks.

I have both. Love the breeo for my fire pit at home and love putting the cover on to smother it. I like my solo stove for taking camping and for when I am somewhere where I need to be mobile and it does amazing with burning down to minimal ash. I also have the cooking grate for my breeo and its worth every penny.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re both great pits for sure

Thanks for the great review! I was already leaning for the solo bonfire but now I know this will be the best option for our household. I need something more portable and 50 pounds ain’t it lol They also just released the Elementals version so I’m looking forward to receiving it in Water Blue 👍🏼

Built my own 21 years ago from leftover iron arch supports used for brick homes.... they're 1/2 inch thick angle iron bent 180 degrees on a three foot diameter, and welding two together makes a perfect circle. Making a top and bottom set and using 18" cut length pieces of angle iron welded between them around the outer sides provides the perfect "barrel" flat top pit......hasn't rusted at all and provides plenty of heat in the winter on our ranch.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds cool!

This was a great video! I have been trying to decide between these 2 firepits and found this extremely useful!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad it was helpful for you :-)

@jannkimithaiwala2825

3 жыл бұрын

What grill grate can I put on it. The bonfire

Thanks for the review Eric. Just starting on my new patio and am looking for fun ways to enjoy it. One of these will definitely be one of my patio accessories

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

You’ll love it!

Thank you for your video. Currently Solo Stove is showing a ship date almost 2 months out. If someone is looking to pick one up quickly, not happening. Breeo is a USA company which, in this day and age, I want to support and keep American workers employed. Again, thanks for your video.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They both go in and out of stock pretty regularly from my experience

@stevenfoster5737

2 жыл бұрын

The Breeo is an excellent stove but for those who take it camping that stove is really heavy. For home use yes it's great. To take along not so great.

@jeffempie8365

2 жыл бұрын

I purchased my Solo Bonfire model from Ace hardware they are a little more $$ , bit I bought in Oct 2021 ,I thought it would be a lot longer to get it from webste ,so bought frm local Ace hardware ,this review is accurate though and I love my Solo Bonfire ,it lights super easy and fast, I use just a chunk of a fire starter stick with small dry kindling, and then a little larger kindling and before long putting on split logs and it has a very efficient burn and burns the complete log not just one end or part of the log, the double combustion is really something, the flames are mesmerizing to watch. I have my Solo on back concrete patio with the base ring, and there is no trace of the fire the next day , if you love a bonfire I strongly suggest the Solo stove ,especially if you want to take with you camping ,beach or any where the bonfire comes with a really heavy duty carrying bag and doubles as a cover..

I've owned the Solo Bonfire for 2.5 years and I really like it. The flame is great and with the ring base I use it on my wood deck without issue. I do not leave it in the weather however. When it's not in use I keep it stored in my garage.

@ernk75

2 жыл бұрын

How has the metal held up.

Nice review. I agree that the ambiance and radiant heat is better in a traditional pan-style fire pit. If smoke really bothers you and you don’t mind spending $400+ on the pit, stand, cover, tools etc. then the smokeless make sense.

Glad I watched this. I was about to pull the trigger on the solo stove! Now I'm second guessing. 😉 Great review!

Interesting comparison. Think I'll stick with the traditional hole in the ground surrounded by stones. I like seeing and feeling the fire.

@64onyx

Жыл бұрын

Can't afford a breeo Rob?

Very nice review!! Thanks so much. I was hoping to see you address the issue / ease of clean out though.

Very well done, have been debating which to choose for awhile now!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

No wrong choices I think, just different needs

I made the grill attachment with expanded metals a piece of .5 inch pipe, and a steel concrete stake. You can drive the stake into the ground over a campfire. I’ve been using mine for 20 years.

I bought our 30" Solo Stove Yukon 2-3 years ago via Kickstarter. Love it. We call it the "log hog" as it eats through wood but is an incredibly enjoyable flame and will take down any type of wood I throw at it. I hadn't even heard of Breeo until today when I received a pamphlet from them in the mail (our google or amazon smart devices surely listening to me talk about our fire pit :-) ) and came here to learn about the Breeo - crossing my fingers that our Solo Stove is still considered superior haha. Thank you for the in-depth review. It was great to see that at the 10 minute mark the solo stove still came out ahead. My biggest gripe with Solo Stove now is that they've basically stopped supporting the 30" Yukon with new products since they now sell the smaller Yukon.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

I still stand by all of the opinions in this review :-) glad you love your Yukon!

I have owed a Yukon for 2 years I think and love it. Great video and I can say dead on with everything he said about Yukon including the radiant heat part on standing and sitting. I burned so much wood last year and thought I needed to dump the ash in it. Well, I realized the inside dome grill doesn’t come out and so you have to just turn it over and hope it falls through. However, there was almost no ash! I guess it burned most of it up??? Crazy. One trick for cool flame is to start a good fire, and then spread them out evenly against the inside wall so there is fire all the way around. This really heats up the inner walls so ALL the secondary holes at the top fully ignite and that is when you can watch the flames dance almost in slow motion. Quite mesmerizing actually. Just know it eats wood quickly but that’s why the fire is so nice I figure. Don’t bother with screen top. Kills the viewing of the flames and the whole thing so I never use it.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, your comment is 100% spot on.

@comestain

2 жыл бұрын

its easier if you turn it sideways and suck up the ash inside the grate with a wet dry vac.. less shaking and banging lol

Great review. Well done. I have the 24inch model of the Breeo you reviewed and was surprised you had any issue with the fire being maintained. One of the reasons we chose it was that the lower vent solution (X) was less likely to be obstructed by ash than the solo stove and therefore keep fresh dense air cycling through for good combustion. In practice, our only issue with the concept is that it is so hot inside and efficient, that we go through wood very quickly. With the inside staying above 1000F, wood ignites immediately. One thing to note is that since it is double-walled, the outside temp is very low. It has been so efficient, we have not needed to empty it of ash after nearly a cord of wood.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, maybe it was just consistent bad luck with the wood, or the larger size performs a lot better. I do love these bigger pits :-)

@johnpopp2146

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtHomeInTheFuture Bingo, your test doesn't pass the laugh test because you didn't compare similar sizes.

Thank you for your awesome review on the Solo Stove VS Breeo. We have decided on the Solo Stove Yukon.

Sounds like an awesome products. We have had four firepits over the years and they just don't last even though we have kept them out of the weather. These seem like a very good alternatives. Good review.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Either one is worth the investment for sure

Damn i like the solo , but like the grill accessories on breeo !

Great review! I've been debating on which brand and size to get for a little while now. Still haven't decided but your video does a great job describing the pros/cons of each.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

It’s kind of hard to know which you’ll like better until you use them both. Hope this helped!

Awesome review! Thank you for walking through the pros/cons of both. I was hoping this would help make my decision but I'm still on the fence. But at least I know the pros/cons and can better discern from there!

@amicusfirepits

2 жыл бұрын

Adding another picket to the fence you're on...check out recent uploads on my channel

Crazy good review. Very informational, very objective. Gave a ton of good info and help.

Great review. Very informative. I have been shopping both models. Thank you.

Very helpful! Thank you for this comparison!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful

I own a Solo stove Bonfire. The quality of the burn is amazing. The stand was included with my purchase. I’ve had many long fires even in my front yard on grass and after many hours it does not scorch the grass at all. It’s also lightweight and easy to load in my camper. If I was making a purchase for a permanent setup at my home I might consider the Breeo but I’m so happy with my Solo Stove that would be a hard decision to make.

@yoyoyoda1783

2 жыл бұрын

Why would you buy something built in China and not America.. plus the breeo Craftsmanship is unbelievable compared that the solo it's flimsy... Breeo you will have for a life time... It's build from bridge steel ... Not China junk

@stevenfoster5737

2 жыл бұрын

@@yoyoyoda1783 the solo stove is lightweight. I take it camping. If I buy one for home use it will be the Breeo. It's an excellent choice but way too heavy to travel with. The construction of the solo stove is excellent and it's held up very well for 3 years of hard use. So you are wrong on that point. It's built to be portable. Maybe you should think before you comment. A ton of campers have the solo stove for the very same reason.

Superb. Home Run of Reviews. You Sold me on the Solo Stove. In Regard to the Amount of Radiant Heat, I'm Thinking of Installing it into a Pit, surrounded by Paving Stone so that its base is Slightly Lower than the Existing Deck. I will Keep the Paving Stone about 6" away as not to interfere with the Airflow into the Unit. That way We can enjoy even more on those Cool Nights...

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Michael. Truly glad it was helpful.

Great review it helped me in trying to make a decision. Perfect

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thanks for the comparison video. This was super helpful.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was

If you want to burn thru alot of wood , go with the solo. I reminds me of the Weber charcoal starter can with all the hole. More ventalation just means the wood will burn faster and more intense.

Excellent review. One of these will be on patio soon!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Exciting!

316 is the stainless that doesn't rust much at all. 304 0r 302 kind of turns red, sometimes called rouging.

My son just got a solo stove for Christmas! Love it!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

We have Breeo X24 and love it, plus it is made in Lancaster, PA which is a big plus to me. We have a lid for ours and sits outside with no maintenance other than dumping the ashes.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Love the made in the USA aspect for sure.

@yoyoyoda1783

2 жыл бұрын

Yes breeo is the only way... Built in Pennsylvania 😊👍

Thank you, I was impressed with your comparison and opinion. I just recently bought a Solo Stove; Bonfire, and have used it twice and thoroughly love and enjoyed the fires. Personally, after your review, I am glad that I purchased the Solo, I had considered the Breeo, but certain factors shied me away from it. Thanks again, I know now that I made the right decision. 😁👏

These look awesome. Will be great for the winter

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re fantastic

Thanks for the video. Researching options that's primarily for radiant heat for a group. The Solo Stove always looked appealing but probably there's a more suitable buy for me.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, tons of radiant heat isn’t either of these strong suits

Excellent. Answered all my questions. Thanks!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

thanks for the clear presentation of comparative complete analyses

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it was helpful!

This is just the review video I was looking for. Thanks for doing these two fire pits.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome; glad it was helpful

Excellent review. Good detail and explanations on reviewer’s personal and fact based reasonings.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Timothy

This was exactly what I needed to hear. Glad you hit on ambient heat as that was a big question in my mind. Great detail on several important points. Thank you!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

@EdMendi

3 жыл бұрын

@@AtHomeInTheFuture What would be a great fire pit for radiant heat in the winter, since these are not made for that? I was looking at FirePit+ (www.bioliteenergy.com/products/firepit-plus).

Hi from UK, great video, I’ve just bought the solo stove bonfire model, I like that it’s easy to move around ie light, the cooking grill accessory is pretty good too, they also will soon be selling a top heat deflector for all models that pushes the heat out sideways if you’re sitting next to it within a few feet it should be pretty good 👍

I've had a Corten X 24 for a little over six months. I generally like it - especially the grill and its ease of use. It came with a few deep scratches in a couple of the stainless steel feet. (Not from shipping.) The patina'd corten steel looked great for a few months but recently started flaking large (> 2") pieces along the bottom. Breeo just said it's because i patina'd the steel. (I followed THEIR directional video. :/) The welds are intermittent (not continuous), which results in air flowing where it shouldn't and causes many unburnt coals (1-2" pieces). It also causes less of the "smokeless" effect. It's also hard to clean out because of the weight and sear plate overhang into the pit. The sear plate works well, but is very tough to clean and has very sharp edges. For those considering buying one, I recommend getting the cover to keep the rain out, and prevent the dog from licking remnants of grilling.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

That’s good feedback

I've been looking for a fire pit to make our door adventure fun. After being stuck inside for almost a year due to covid-19 and gaining 19 kilos im looking for making going outside fun. Thanks for the video it really helps 👍

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Outside definitely helps fight back the quarantine blues!

I have an old collapsible wood burning stove I have carried for almost 16 years. I decided it was about time to upgrade and started to research bio lite the video vortex eventually brought me to this...I am sold! I can’t wait to get one.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

Thanks for the review - very helpful

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for doing this great review!!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it.

thanks! very helpful!

Nice to see these...had the older firepits from bass pro shop and it did rust pretty quickly. Thank you for the opportunity to win too. Happy Thanksgiving.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it was helpful!

Great video! I like the barbecue tools!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! yeah, those are pretty cool.

Good side-by-side comparison. As for radiant heat I’d like to see how you view Tiki’s version of the “smokeless” fire pit. I’ve been constructing my own fire pit using some similar attributes to Solo. The double combustion isn’t right yet, but feeding oxygen from below definitely works!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool! I’ve seen the Tiki pit that’s based on wood pellets, but that makes for a small, short, and expensive fire in my opinion.

Awesome! Great job! Thank you very much!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

It seems these fire pits generate good focused heat that wants to rise up, what is the most effective way to increase lateral radiant heat to warm those around the pit? It seems there is a need for a radiant solution, I've seen a couple or three ideas with a elevated cover, any ideas?

Thanks for the reviews!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you’ve enjoyed them

Fantastic review, thank you.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it was helpful

After seeing different video's on these and putting out heat my thoughts are use paving bricks and go around about 3 heights to four and remove bricks about the middle level and the heat should go through those openings. By doing this one should be able to use on concrete as long as the heats not to high. Great post

@granmabern5283

Жыл бұрын

Doesn’t concrete disintegrate in fire? Firebricks would probably work better.😊

Thanks for this honest review. I own the Bonfire and it's one of the best outdoor related purchases I've made in years.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re super fun right?

Awesome! Would love to have one!

I was just at a reunion where they had a SOLO Yukon 15 feet from a Breeo. Same wood burning, but the Breeo was not anywhere near "smokeless." Everyone gravitated around the SOLO. The Breeo was abandon. Really tells ya something.

@youngz13o

2 жыл бұрын

The design is better on the solostove, allows more air to fuel the fire in my experience

@georgeporretta8659

2 жыл бұрын

The difference might have been in the way the fire was constructed based upon the design of the fire pit.

Had my Breeo for 3 months now. Love it

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re great pits!

@tydiggs9117

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have the sear plate on yours?

@phunqdaphied

3 жыл бұрын

@@tydiggs9117 affirmative. Bought mine when they all had 'em.

Great comparison thanks

Awesome review answered all my questions, thank you

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I was able to help!

Great video. It's really refreshing to hear actual critical feedback.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I always try to be honest. Hope it was helpful.

Great video fun and informative thank you

You’re appreciated. Thank you for making this video. I am a little surprised you hadn’t mentioned the issue with carrying the solo Yukon. Another accessory to buy. For that reason I am trying to avoid buying one, but I’m on the fence because the engineering is excellent.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. Honestly, I can hulk it around for short distances as is, but it’s just hard to get a good grip on.

Well done. I want one of these!!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

I drooled over them for two years before I finally pulled the trigger myself :-)

I've had a Solo Stove Bonfire for two years. It's incredible. Like the video explains, it gets so hot, it'll burn anything once it gets lit. VERY hot fire

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Super hot for sure

@yoyoyoda1783

2 жыл бұрын

Don't buy China junk...nope .. breeo is way better quality by built

very helpful, very clarifying, thanks so much :)

I have a Breeo double flame. I really like it. Its built to last. Im sure my grand children will enjoy it long after Im gone...

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re solid!

You are dead on with not feeling the heat sitting around it. I have the bonfire and love the smokeless fires (once up to temp where secondary burn is working). Have thought about fashioning a heat shield similar to what you’d see on a pellet grill to divert heat around the stove. The breeo grill top would work perfect with a solid sheet vs grate.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

The heat shield is a good idea

Thank you very much for this excellent review.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful, Denice!

Nice comparison, thanks

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it’s helpful

Great review! Still not decided though. Probably leaning Breeo because of the construction and it will live on my patio out back for the most part. Solo seems like it works a bit better and is portable. Tough choice!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, both def have pros and cons

@tonyz6421

2 жыл бұрын

Breeo made in America 👍🏼

Thanks. Great review. I saw them advertised on facebook and was considering buying one but I do think the idea of a firepit is to radiate heat and keep you warm on cool nights so I think I'll stick with the old-fashioned style. I wonder if it would be a good idea to have some sort of upside down conical reflector addition that sits above the firepit to radiate the heat out horizontally. But thanks again for the review. It helped me decide.

@zjc5671

Жыл бұрын

会，并且略微增加燃烧效率

Thanks for the review. Either one seems great compared to others I have seen.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’re both an awesome backyard upgrade

@traceypedroza8618

3 жыл бұрын

Smoke in my eyes is always a big nuisance.

Love the Breeo. Bought a knock-off from Aldis called Belavi 19". Like the smokeless feature

Great review thank you!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Hope it was helpful

Been looking into these... nice review :)

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great video! Thanks!!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Looks to me that the Breeo is better designed for someone who wants more than just a fire pit. More into backyard cooking and grilling too. I would say Breeo for me then.

The same thing that makes the Solo Stove work so much better is the reason I ended up going from my bonfire to an X24. All of those holes on the base allow a lot of air flow but the tradeoff is there is so much crap that gets stuck down there that over time it's almost impossible to clean out. That, and the build quality between the Breeo and the Solo Stove isn't comparable so for a longer term investment that Breeo made sense for me. My bonfire is really showing wear, and that's only after about two years. Thanks for the review and you really can't go wrong with either!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

Great feedback here.

I have the Breeo X-Series, which has a redesigned X on the bottom to offer better air for the fire. I've had six burns thus far and have zero complaints. Yes, it is virtually smoke free once you get everything up to temperature. We had seven people sitting around the fire the other night and none of us had to move due to smoke. I even got blasted with very warm air when the wind picked up all of a sudden, but no smoke in the face. It's also quite warm around it as well. They offer a ton of options for different series that fit your needs. Super happy with my purchase! Plus, they're made in Lancaster, PA.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, those x-series are great

@wiliamsantana572

2 жыл бұрын

is it really warm around? that's the main issue that I see people complain and I really would like to buy one that could keep me warm in 50F "cold" nights in Brazil

@rugu6869

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiliamsantana572 Yes, it keeps you warm all around the outside. You realize how warm it is right at the fire as soon as you turn away or walk a little ways away from it. Works great!

@wiliamsantana572

2 жыл бұрын

@@rugu6869 thanks!!

Great review! I think there may be a couple other considerations when you compare the two. I don't believe you mentioned the ease of cleaning out the ashes, nor some of the other options, e.g., lids. I have the Breeo Double Flame 24" and absolutely love it. I have not experienced the issues you sighted with keeping it burning hot. This thing burns tremendously. I also opted for the Stainless Steel lid, which is rock solid. Very heavy and made of the same grade stainless steel. I did a lot of research between Solo and Breeo and the Breeo just had quality written all over it. I do leave my pit outside all year and therefore opted for the stainless steel lid, and also use a canvas cover. The two points you mentioned that really resonate with me is 1) these firepits do not throw off a lot of horizontal heat. If you stand right next to it you'll definitely feel it, but if you expect to sit out during the New England Winter you won't get enough heat, and 2) the bottom does throw off a lot of heat. I have mine on paver blocks so it sits above the paver patio. Lastly, be careful, the sides get extremely hot (~160-230 degrees). If you have small children or pets, please be careful !!!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Those are some great points! As for Ash, since it’s lighter, I kind of prefer the solo stove turn and dump method. Feels like the Breeo is too heavy for the same.

@airforcedad7398

3 жыл бұрын

@@AtHomeInTheFuture I use a Dustopper with my Shop Vac and it literally takes less than a minute to clean it out. Works perfectly. www.homedepot.com/p/Dustopper-High-Efficiency-Dust-Separator-12-in-Dia-with-2-5-in-Hose-36-in-Long-HD12/302643445?NCNI-5

@georgeporretta8659

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtHomeInTheFuture Nothing a shop vac can't handle the next day.

Just how much faster is a log consumed vs a typical campfire? Would one need a significant increase of available wood if one wished to sit around a fire for a couple of hours?

Breeo is a 💪Thanks for the great 👍 comparisons and review 👌

I have the Solo Bonfire 🔥 and it’s great ! Not saying the other is bad , just saying I’m extremely happy and satisfied with my discussion to have gone with the Solo !

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a great choice for sure

@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340

2 жыл бұрын

How do you like it now after using it awhile? I have read it's difficult to clean, rusts and the walls are weak, of course there is always 10% of the population that complains about everything. I'm looking to buy one soon.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

2 жыл бұрын

I still love mine, but I dump the ash after use and keep it in the garage when not in use and never in the rain. With those caveats, despite a nice golden patina at the top, it’s good as new.

@gathercreatelivewithleslie8340

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtHomeInTheFuture Thanks so much

@yoyoyoda1783

2 жыл бұрын

You know it's built in China rite .. buy breeo build in the USA

Economically, did you go through less wood with the Breeo? Just from what you said about the solo burning easy and quickly.

I really want the Solo Stove to take camping....its such a cool outdoor stove

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

They’ve got their cooking stoves on sale this weekend big time

Thanks for the video!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome

Fantastic review! The only one that I have seen an undershot of the Breeo while burning. I ordered a Solo Yukon, during Black Friday sale, so I will start with that one first. The airflow in the Solo appears superior to the Breeo due to the quantity and distribution of vent holes. That being said, the sear plate on the Breeo X-Series is really nice. One thing to note is that Solo Stoves are designed to be portable, as they began their business for camping/hiking. That may explain why they are lighter in weight and steel thickness than the Breeo. Feeling I'll end up with both at some point as they both have great features. Super excited to have less smoke than my ancient Hampton Bay (Home Depot) firepit.

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

The double flames are pretty comparable usage wise to the Solo; it definitely seems like the Solo has better airflow to me

theres a heat deflector for the solo stove. for making it warm a group up. They also make a waterproof/sun proof cover for leaving it out. Basically its got a huge upfront cost but it has its own ecosystem to solve any problems you may have.

Awesome review!!

@AtHomeInTheFuture

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it :-)

The Breeo price adds up VERY fast with options. I chose the Stainless X24 with seer plate and grilling package and it's $1209!! (+ tax)