Fire Pits & Camp Grills
NotLost Flatfold Stainless Steel BBQ Grill Firepit 35cm
Don't Pay RRP: $150.00
Wildtrak Fire Pit Granito Stone Base 46X58.5X14Cm W/Bowl 59X12Cm
Don't Pay RRP: $599.00
Wildtrak Fire Pit Granito Stone Base Dia.40X15Cm W/Bowl 59X12Cm
Don't Pay RRP: $399.00
Wildtrak Fire Pit Granito Stone Base Dia.70X13.2Cm W/Bowl 59X12Cm
Don't Pay RRP: $499.00
Wildtrak Frontier 360 S/Steel Fold Bbq Firepit 42 X 36.5 X 35Cm W Bag
Don't Pay RRP: $149.00
Wildtrak Frontier 450 Stainless Steel Fold Bbq 31 X 31 X 22Cm
Don't Pay RRP: $269.00
Wildtrak Ironside Folding Bbq Firepit 495X400X300Mm Ac Cc1010
Don't Pay RRP: $129.00
NotLost Flatfold Stainless Steel BBQ Grill Firepit 45cm
Don't Pay RRP: $185.00
When it comes to choosing the greatest fire pits for camping, everyone's needs are different because it relies on what you want to use it for and a variety of other things. It is recommended that you consider the following factors while purchasing the best portable fire pits Australia has to offer. There are a variety of fuel sources available for portable fire pits, including wood, charcoal, gas, and ethanol. Because we at Outback Equipment believe that nothing surpasses a real wood campfire, all of the portable fire pits below are powered by wood (or charcoal).
What are the best fuel sources for fire pits?
For lighting a camping fire pit – or any fire pits, for that matter – wood is one of the most prefered fuel sources. With tremendous heat, a delightful crackling sound, and those gorgeous darting amber flames, wood creates a lovely atmosphere. In comparison to other fuel sources, a camping fire pit made of wood is relatively cheaply priced. The disadvantage of a wood-fueled campfire is that it is more difficult to start and extinguish, though we believe many campers would agree that this is half the charm.
In general, charcoal is a safer fuel source than wood because it does not produce the same amount of sparks and burning debris. When it's windy, a portable camping fire pit with charcoal is unquestionably a better option. Furthermore, charcoal is easier to start and maintain than wood. Charcoal also produces less smoke than wood fires, which is beneficial for those who want to sit around their fire pits while cooking. On the other hand, charcoal has a lesser heat content than wood, which can burn for hours. Furthermore, dealing with charcoal is much messier, since it leaves a black powdered dust everywhere it comes into touch.
Size / Weight / Portability:
The portability of fire pits is one of the most important elements to consider. You probably don't have much place for anything else if you have a large camp set up. If you're a basic camper, you probably don't want to lug about big folding fire pits. The good news about portable folding fire pits for camping is that they are small and light. Fire pits are usually packaged in a case or carry bag that you can easily transport to your campground. Keep in mind that the fire will be smaller if you choose smaller foldable fire pits for camping. You won't want to go too small if you regularly camp with a large group of people. You'll also need to consider the size of your campfire if you plan to conduct some cooking over it. The best fire pits in Australia are built of aluminium, cast iron, stainless steel, or copper, among other materials. They all have advantages and disadvantages, with some being better at transferring heat and others being more cost effective. Cast iron camping fire pits are extremely robust and have good heat conductivity. It's made of a hefty substance that keeps it stable and prevents it from tipping over, but it's not ideal for a portable camp fire. Cast iron fire pits are also more expensive than other materials.
Fire Pit materials:
Stainless Steel: A popular material for portable camping fire pits is stainless steel. Stainless steel folding fire pits are high-quality, lightweight, and one of the most cost-effective materials available in Australia. Aluminium is a rust-resistant metal that is both strong and light. Portable camping fire pits constructed of aluminium looks great, but it's a touch more expensive than others. Copper has the benefit of not rusting or corroding like other metals, making it ideal for outdoor use. Copper is also an excellent heat conductor. Copper's main disadvantage is that it is very pricey when compared to other materials.
A happy camper is one who has the simplest set up and mobile fire pits are no exception. You don't want foldable fire pits from Australia that comes in multiple pieces and requires tools to assemble. You want fire pits to be simple to use after it's set up. Another factor to consider is the design of the fire pit to ensure that the fire burns efficiently. Some fire pits are too simple and lack any genuine efficiency. Look for features like high sides to help with windy circumstances, air vents and air holes to help with a more efficient burn, and fire pits made of thick metal to conduct better and keep heat in a camping fireplace. Many individuals like cooking their meals over their campfire in addition to sitting around it. If this describes you, portable fire pits that can also be used for cooking would be a good option. A camp grill fire pit is more expensive, but it also provides twice the fun. Cooking may be done with any fire, but a portable camping fire pit made specifically for cooking makes it much easier. Typically, these fire pits allow you to attach a grill or plate to make cooking easier.
Clean up:
When a fire burns, ash is produced. So, where does the ash go? That's an excellent question. Is it going to fall to the ground and make a large mess, or is it going to stay in the fire pit and choke up the burning area? The best portable fire pits will have a mechanism to catch the ash while it burns, such as an ashtray. Rather than having to shovel the ash once the fire has been extinguished, this helps you to dispose of it quickly. Finally, the greatest fire pits Australia has to offer is one that is safe to use and allows you to leave the area in the same condition as when you arrived. You don't want a fire pit that leaves the earth black and burnt, nor do you want to be worried that the flames will escape while you're using it. All good portable camping fire pits are designed with the fire sitting off the ground to ensure ground protection. In addition, seek for a foldable firepits with high sides to keep the fire confined and the wood from falling out. Investing in a heat shield for the fire pit is also a good idea.
Why shop with Outback Equipment?
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We’re Australian owned and operated – We’re based right here in the south of Brisbane. If you ever need help with an order or a product, you can call straight through to our friendly local team.
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Plenty of payment options – You can pay via PayPal, MasterCard, Visa, zipMoney, Afterpay, and direct deposit – whichever is most convenient for you.
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Delivered to your door – You don’t have to worry about darting across town to grab your order. We deliver your goods straight to your door to save you time and energy.
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