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While out on a recent family camping trip to the San Rafael Swell, we got to use our new Biolite Firepit and do some cooking on it as well. In the past we've been using the Solo Stove Ranger fire pit and have been impressed with that. So it was fun to check out another fire pit on the market and see how it compares. Time will tell with how it holds up to consistent use and time in the elements. A full follow up review to follow soon.

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