Solo Stove Is Offering Up to 30% Off Its Bestselling Fire Pits and More for Memorial Day—Shop the 5 Best Deals Now
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Summer is fast approaching—and with warm weather comes plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors: camping, grilling, and backyard movie screenings. To help you welcome the season, Solo Stove is taking up to 30% off its much-beloved fire pits, bundles, and accessories through May 27.
During Solo Stove's Memorial Day sale, shoppers can save hundreds on favorites like the Yukon, Ranger, and the Pi Pizza Oven.
For those unfamiliar, Solo Stove’s fire pits offer all of the benefits of a campfire but with a design that promotes airflow and much less smoke. The fire pits range from a pint-size model designed for use on a tabletop to the Yukon which can provide heat for a small crowd.
Here’s are the best deals to shop during Solo Stove’s Memorial Day sale:
Solo Stove Mesa XL, $80 (was $110) at Solo Stove
For less than $100, s’mores lovers can indulge in their favorite chocolate and marshmallow treat all summer long with the Mesa XL. This tabletop fire pit can use pellets or small pieces of dry wood, up to 7 inches long, to fuel its flame. Like the rest of Solo Stove’s offerings, the Mesa XL uses the 360 Signature Airflow design, which minimizes the smoke produced. Best of all, the Mesa XL comes in several color ways to match your aesthetic.
What Shoppers Are Saying: "I love this thing. It is easy to start and easy to maintain. It’s nice to be able to hear the crackle of the firewood and smell the oak. It’s the perfect addition to my porch for the summer!! Thanks Solo Stove!"
Solo Stove Yukon 2.0, $400 (was $500) at Solo Stove
Measuring in at about 27 inches across and 17 inches tall, the Yukon is perfect for a group of friends to sit around during a cold, summer night. During the Memorial Day sale, shoppers can save $100 on Solo Stove’s most popular model. It’s an investment, but with Solo Stove’s Lifetime Warranty, you can shop worry-free.
What Shoppers Are Saying: "Fired it up last weekend. Lighting was simple, fire stayed hot with minimal effort, and we didn’t smell when the night was over. Easy clean up. Looks great. Hope it lasts a long time. If you’re on the fence, go ahead and buy. You won’t be disappointed."
Solo Stove Pi Ultimate Bundle, $480 (was $750) at Solo Stove
You can unleash your inner pizzaiolo with everything you need to sling 12-inch pies for $270 less than usual. The Pi Dual Fuel Ultimate Bundle includes both a bamboo and stainless pizza peel, a turner, thermometer, pizza cutter, silicone mat, protective cover, stand, and the internet famous Pi Pizza Oven. For those looking for the flexibility of using propane, in addition to wood, opt for the Wood & Gas option for $600 (which is $280 less than the usual price).
What Shoppers Are Saying: "The Solo Stove Pi pizza oven is amazing. I got the dual fuel option. I just put it in the RV and away we go. Nothing like a nice hot pizza whilst watching the stars!"
Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0, $230 (was $300) at Solo Stove
For shoppers looking for all of the functionality of a larger Solo Stove with a bit more portability, the Bonfire 2.0 may be the Goldilocks option. Measuring in at under 20 inches across, 14 inches tall, and about 23 pounds, the Bonfire 2.0 is pretty portable and big enough for a group to enjoy. Better still, it comes with a carrying case and removable base plate and ash pan which will make cleaning up after a camping trip and packing a breeze.
What Shoppers Are Saying: "Shipping was quick and I had to hurry and get my stove location ready. The smokeless aspect is very much nice. No more making clothes and hair smell like a campfire. I like that the carry bag can double as a cover since I'll probably never carry it anywhere. I made my own lower ring from a wine barrel metal band."
Solo Stove Fire Pit Surround, $280 (was $350) at Solo Stove
Already own a Solo Stove? Don’t fret. This sale is a great time to stock up on accessories to upgrade your experience, including the Fire Pit Surround. It’s no secret: Solo Stove fire pits get hot. In fact, you should always wait at least an hour after the flames have died to handle. Of course, if your activities involve those who are less deferential to safety best practices, namely children and pets, investing in a Surround is a good idea. For those who own a Bonfire or a Ranger, the Surround will cost $280, while Yukon and Canyon owners pay a $330 premium for peace of mind.
What Shoppers Are Saying: "Was getting so tired of telling my toddlers that they were too close to the fire. This surround is great."