I’d be so worried about bumping it and tipping it over
Sleep_on_Fire on
I don’t think I understand the point of this.
Is there a benefit to this rather than building a fire on the ground?
I’ve tried one of these before and really struggled with ash and embers blowing around creating a hazard.
Yarius515 on
Sorry but this is a fucking stupid invention and a waste of space in any pack for sure, this is what rocks are for my dude.
deborah_az on
Not bad for [LNT minimizing campfire impacts](https://www.fs.usda.gov/t-d/pubs/pdfpubs/pdf97232815/pdf97232815pt01.pdf) if used with an ember mat, though the firewood should be cut down to fit better. I have a [Fireside Outdoor](https://firesideoutdoor.com/) setup which packs pretty small, lets me grill on the fire, and keeps the fire well contained. While using existing campfire rings is okay, they’re often filled full of other people’s crap (broken bottles, half-burnt trash, etc.) and deep in ash, and I end up doing significant clean-up before I can build my own fire. I have an Ignik fire can for when there are fire restrictions and it’s going to be cool enough to need a little extra warmth, otherwise I just put out a couple solar lanterns
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I’d be so worried about bumping it and tipping it over
I don’t think I understand the point of this.
Is there a benefit to this rather than building a fire on the ground?
I’ve tried one of these before and really struggled with ash and embers blowing around creating a hazard.
Sorry but this is a fucking stupid invention and a waste of space in any pack for sure, this is what rocks are for my dude.
Not bad for [LNT minimizing campfire impacts](https://www.fs.usda.gov/t-d/pubs/pdfpubs/pdf97232815/pdf97232815pt01.pdf) if used with an ember mat, though the firewood should be cut down to fit better. I have a [Fireside Outdoor](https://firesideoutdoor.com/) setup which packs pretty small, lets me grill on the fire, and keeps the fire well contained. While using existing campfire rings is okay, they’re often filled full of other people’s crap (broken bottles, half-burnt trash, etc.) and deep in ash, and I end up doing significant clean-up before I can build my own fire. I have an Ignik fire can for when there are fire restrictions and it’s going to be cool enough to need a little extra warmth, otherwise I just put out a couple solar lanterns