Gear Primus Kamoto Open Fire Pit

This portable fire pit offers leave-no-trace campfires and open fire cooking anywhere.

FEATURES

• Easy to set-up
• Collapsible and portable, these fire pits can be used anywhere
• Burn wood or charcoal; up to 16 inch logs with Large, and XXX with Small
• Integrated ashtray for leave-no-trace campfires 
• Powder-coated steel and stainless steel materials to handle years of use
• Windshields and air inlet tray for reliable and safe cooking
• Grill grate and secure storage strap all included
• Can be combined with Open Fire Pan and pots and pans from Primus made in stainless steel
• Invented in Sweden

SPECS

Kamoto Open Fire Pit Small
weight: 13.9lb |  extended dimensions:15.3 in x 12.8 in x 20.9 in  |  folded dimensions: 15.3 in x 2.4 in x 20.9 in

Kamoto Open Fire Pit Large
weight: 21.2lb |  extended dimensions: 18.5 in x 15.7 in x 25.6 in  |  folded dimensions: 18.5 in x 2.4 in x 25.6 in

DESCRIPTION 

Create that campfire feeling wherever you want, the portable Kamoto Fire Pit can be used anywhere, with wood or charcoal, for ambiance, cooking or grilling. It packs flat for convenient storage and travel, and quickly unfolds faster than you can build a fire!

In addition to any campsite or rafting rig, this leave-no-trace, use-anywhere fire pit is ideal at the beach, your backyard, or even a parking lot tailgate party. The integrated ashtray/base protects the ground from heat or embers. A removable grill grate is ideal for open-fire cooking. The powder-coated frame is stable and robust for countless campfires. The stainless steel windshields and the air inlet tray combine for efficient combustion.

The Kamoto is available in two sizes and includes a stainless steel grill grate. The Large accommodates standard 16 inch logs.

Partner with the Open Fire Pan to create a large fry griddle that is perfect for campsite pancakes or a stir fry with friends and family. The Open Fire Pan Small is perfect for the Kamoto Small, while the Open Fire Pan Large fits the Kamoto Large.

OPEN FIRE TIPS:
Always check local fire restrictions prior to heading out and building a campfire.