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Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0
The default smokeless fire pit — and still the best all-rounder.
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Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 at a glance
What we like
- Double-wall design pulls air through to burn wood more completely, so less smoke
- Portable stainless steel construction that's easy to move and store
- Large accessory ecosystem: stands, shields, lids, cooking tools
Trade-offs
- Needs dry, seasoned wood to stay smokeless
- Stainless steel discolors with heat — that's normal, but not everyone likes it
- Best for
- Most households with a patio or lawn who want an easy, mostly smokeless fire.
- Skip it if
- You want a pit you can leave out and forget — consider a heavier steel pit.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best overall
Best Smokeless Fire Pits
The Bonfire 2.0 is still the default for good reason. Its double-wall design draws air through the pit so wood burns more completely, which means noticeably less smoke when you burn dry hardwood. It's stainless steel, portable, and supported by a huge range of accessories. Stainless discolors with heat — that's normal.
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Best all-rounder
Solo Stove vs. Breeo
The default smokeless fire pit for most households. It is portable stainless steel that is easy to move and store, and it has a large ecosystem of stands, shields, lids and cooking tools. It needs dry, seasoned wood to stay smokeless, and the stainless discolors with heat, which is normal but not to everyone's taste.
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Portable pit that's easy to place
How Far Should a Fire Pit Be From Your House?
A portable pit like the Bonfire 2.0 lets you move the fire to the best, safest spot on your property. Pair it with a stand or heat shield if you're not on a non-combustible surface.
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A great wood-burning pick
Wood vs. Propane Fire Pits
If you want real fire — the crackle, the smell, the ritual — a smokeless wood pit like the Bonfire 2.0 gets you most of it without the smoke in your face.
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Compare with
Other products that show up alongside it in our guides.
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A portable, fan-assisted fire pit with app control.
Price tier 2 of 4:$150–$500Outland Living Firebowl (propane)
A simple portable propane fire pit with no smoke or ash.
Price tier 2 of 4:$150–$500