Firepits

Firepits and tent stoves: Industrial Revolution Flatfold fire pits and grill grates, Winnerwell wood burning tent stoves and firestarters.

portable fire pit

"Life is always better with good company by the Campfire..."

Flatfold Fire Pits
Flatfold Fire Pits, view 2

Flatfold Fire Pits

From $130.00

Mini Firestarter Kit
Mini Firestarter Kit | GearLanders

Mini Firestarter Kit

$6.99

Nomad Wood Burning Tent Stoves
Nomad Wood Burning Tent Stoves

Nomad Wood Burning Tent Stoves

From $429.00

Grill Grate for Flatfold Fire Pit
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Grill Grate for Flatfold Fire Pit

From $48.00

Woodlander Wood Burning Tent Stoves
Woodlander Wood Burning Tent Stoves

Woodlander Wood Burning Tent Stoves

From $429.00

Portable Grill & Firepit
Portable Grill & Firepit | GearLanders

Portable Grill & Firepit

$109.99

Stormproof Matches
Stormproof Matches | GearLanders

Stormproof Matches

$15.99

UCO Stormproof Behemoth Fire Starter, 9-Pack with Tin
Stormproof Firesticks | GearLanders

UCO Stormproof Behemoth Fire Starter, 9-Pack with Tin

$19.99

Braided Propane Hose
Braided Propane Hose | GearLanders
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Braided Propane Hose

From $22.00

Fire pits, tent stoves and fire starters

A contained fire is easier on the ground and easier to put out. This collection covers fire for warmth, cooking and starting in bad weather.

  • Fire pits and grills: the Winnerwell Flatfold Fire Pit packs flat for vehicle storage and takes an optional grill grate. The Industrial Revolution Portable Grill and Firepit does double duty for cooking.
  • Tent stoves: Winnerwell Nomad and Woodlander wood-burning stoves heat a hot tent on cold-season trips.
  • Fire starting: Industrial Revolution Stormproof Matches, Stormproof Firesticks and a mini firestarter kit for wet wood and wind.

Check local fire restrictions before every trip, and use a wood stove only in a tent built for one.

Building a camp kitchen around fire? The Flatfold pit and its grill grate pack flat behind a seat, and the stormproof starters weigh almost nothing, so they are easy to leave in the vehicle full time. Pack out ash where the rules ask you to, and never leave a fire unattended.

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