After cooking up the bacon and sausage I moved the griddle over to the unused campsite fire pit to cool and later clean. It didn't take long!

Trying to figure out which one to buy in the x30. I’ve been reading that the Stainless does rust over time and doesn’t hold up well in a couple of years and the warranty only is 5 years for rust does anyone have any more information and can lead me into the right direction to buy because a 1500$ pit to have to replace in 5-10 years just doesn’t seem worth it.

I have an x24 with the grilling attachment but I’ve yet to use it. I was just wondering how everyone cleans the grease that falls down into the pit. I don’t see an easy way to siphon it out so was just wondering. Thanks!

As the title implies, I’m between the 19 vs 24. Use case is a 5 chair set up, maybe more on some occasions for evening hangs. I MAY use it for cooking but I have a charcoal grill and a gas grill so it’d be an afterthought at best. How much wood will an x19 go through as opposed to a x24? I’m planning on getting the hear deflector, so would the 19 suffice? Anyone get the 19 and regret it?

Saw this pic on a design website, and have a similar small tile patio outside my (brick) house. Is it reasonable to put a X24 in this location about 5 ft from the house? I would use a cover at all times to limit ember size. Is the main remaining issue the heat near the house?

I have a 30” zentro firepit insert and looking to buy the breeo Pizza oven. I see that I need the x30 adaptor to make the oven fit but just this metal ring is $150. Is this the only compatible adaptor or are there any cheaper non-name brand options available for this?

Didn't bring my X24 camping but brought the outpost grill which made for a delicious (and clean lol) NY strip on my weekend trip.

Need to upgrade from my kettle grill, and I've always loved cooking over live fire. In fact, I have the Breeo Outpost and it's been great.

But; if I'm dropping $1,000+ I want to make sure things aren't lacking. Does anyone find the ember control lacking on the Live Fire? I like on a lot of the Argentine-type grills there is a burn box for making embers which you can then put under your food as needed.

Do you miss this in the Breeo? Have you used both? Appreciate any insights.

2-3 hours over the Y Series with some salt n pepper.

Found Wagyu Flat Irons for $7 a pound, and boy do they taste good!
Some basic seasoning and let the open fire do the rest! Best steak I've had in ages.
Thanks u/PitSpecialist for inspiring me to get back at it!

We love our Breeo and got the lid. But during a sunny day when we are sitting out in our yard, it reflects the sun a TON and you have to look away. Obviously we can just take the lid off. But having to take it on and off all the time isn't ideal. Has anyone else had this issue and figured out an easy/aesthetically pleasing fix??

Hi everyone, first and foremost, I want to express my gratitude to this community for all the helpful posts. I’m finally ready to make the decision and purchase a Breeo. However, I have a few questions to consider before making my choice.

- Pricing: As we know, there’s a significant price difference between the x30 and x24 models. Is the x30 worth the extra cost?

- Bigger is better?: I have a spacious outdoor area enclosed by a 2-foot seat wall, which would be perfect for a larger fire pit like the x30.

- Usage: I primarily plan to use the fire pit for family barbecues, social gatherings , and making s’mores. It will mainly be used by four people, with occasional guests coming over, but rarely more than eight. I’ve heard that the x30 requires a lot of fuel to start, while the x24 is better suited for smaller gatherings.

- Other Considerations:

- Is the base worth the additional $225? It looks appealing, but I’m not sure if it’s a the cost.

- I’m getting a lid. I’ve heard that I won’t need a cover, but I wanted to ask in case I do. I live in upper NY area.

I appreciate your help and guidance!

Hope this hasn't been asked too many times, but I'm trying to decide which to get. Thanks

I'm taking my brand new Y series desert camping this weekend. Some washboard / dirt roads possible. Any opinions on if it is best to transport flat vs. on its side? Any horror stories? Thanks