Good Afternoon WOOT! Friends, my name is Jessica. I’m an experienced camper, long-term resident of what most call the “Hillbilly”, “Blue-Collar Lifestyle” umm, no, if you’re assuming I’m from West Virginia that is not where I live. However, I was born next door in Norfolk, VA. Apologies for letting my ADHD slip its leash for a few seconds!
Back to the point of this comment, finally, I know… Ive never needed to use a portable fire kit, let alone one that needs assembling. I understand that the terminology can vary extensively from taking the plastic off of the product before using to assembling 500 micro-bolts, nails & screws with extreme precision, in the exact positions specified. I’m curious about how much assembly is required.
Honesty the “Portable Fire Pit” looks like an overpriced bucket our government would make for NASA to take to space.
Check out the sixth picture.
(Please Note: I’m not employed by Woot, but I volunteer to help in the forums.)
There are other versions (not same brand) of this on the mothership for cheaper. The third party seller is showing a super inflated price to make it look like the sale price is a good deal, IMO.
Ahhh! I honestly figured it was just going to go on & on showing more colors… Thanks for the update. I’m still never going to buy the damn thing, but I suppose it really would be easy to assemble!
Youtube shows people making smores on their patio with it. They must not know about microwaves.
Lmao, nice. Living in the middle of nowhere we still light actual wood on fire, and have bonfires. I guess we live like cave people…
I just got back from a camping trip in West Texas. All four of the parks we camped at had burn bans in place against wood campfires because of how dry the season has been. This would make a great alternative.