Fire Pits · Solo Stove
Solo Stove Yukon 2.0
The big-group version for patios with room to spare.
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Solo Stove Yukon 2.0 at a glance
What we like
- Larger fire bowl that comfortably warms a bigger circle of chairs
- Same smokeless airflow design as the Bonfire
- Works with Solo Stove's stands and accessories
Trade-offs
- Significantly heavier and pricier than the Bonfire
- Too much fire for small patios
- Best for
- Entertainers with larger seating areas.
- Skip it if
- You have a small patio or rarely host more than four people.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best for large groups
Best Smokeless Fire Pits
The Yukon 2.0 uses the same smokeless airflow in a bigger bowl, warming a wider circle of chairs. It's heavier and pricier, and too much fire for a small patio.
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Best for big groups
Solo Stove vs. Breeo
The same smokeless airflow design in a larger fire bowl that comfortably warms a bigger circle of chairs. The trade-offs are weight and price: it is significantly heavier and pricier than the Bonfire, and it is too much fire for a small patio.
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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–$500Solo Stove Ranger 2.0
The compact portable for patios, camping and small yards.
Price tier 2 of 4:$150–$500