Pop-Up Pit Truly Portable Fire Pit & BBQ |

[@paradyne1T101]

Tailgating, Camping, Hiking, Homelessness, SHTF disaster emergency.. A good option for a safe sustainable fire for cooking and keeping warm.. Nice Upload!

[@livingsurvival]

ParadyneT101 agreed. Thanks for watching.

[@jasethatbeme2179]

Awesome video. Just bought one because of it!

[@Iridium242]

Nice, super easy to set up, almost looks like that Trailblazer Portable Fire Hammock but with this you can cook on it and its also a bit bigger too. Like it!

[@livingsurvival]

Iridium242 packs up as small as a camp chair and lots of room to cook. Win win.

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

Nice size grill. I like what they did with the grill. Makes adding wood easy like you said. What a sweet portable grill. That was some dry straw that went up fast. Pass down a chop

[@livingsurvival]

Survival Mindset great for the kayak or a motorcycle.

[@AKgrowngal]

So if I'm hearing you correctly, sounds like you would rate this better than both the Solo Stove and the Biolite Firepit! Awesome to hear that because I already own this firepit and can stop wondering if I need to pick up the others! Ha! PS - anyone interested in picking one up - be sure to watch for their sales (one going on now!). Sales are often and frequently upwards of 30% off! Bonus!

[@chadorico2480]

Great product review! I appreciate the details you provide! Subscribed!

[@danofiremano]

Been seeing this a lot in the last few weeks on YT. Might have to get one soon!

[@livingsurvival]

Great if you want to cook for several people at a time and have ultra portability.

[@simmer651]

Great review! I'm going to get one of these

[@drcsep]

Agreed... very cool... easy to assemble

[@themiwoodsman7222]

See it in action on the fishing trip video now i see how easy it sets up, i think it would be great for disperse camping. atb john

[@livingsurvival]

the mi woodsman perfect for that.

[@piccolosan19]

That could cook alot of food camping or just boil alot of water for mountain house cool!!

[@livingsurvival]

The Prince so much food and plenty is space for multiple pots or pans.

[@starguard4122]

Question: How do you clean the steel mesh after use?

[@livingsurvival]

I just shake it out. Supposed you could use a brush or hose.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Great vid Ben thanks man! Nice chicken BTW

[@livingsurvival]

Eric Rosbottom you won’t catch me camping without wangs.

[@travelisfun5689]

Hello I love that little grill but I looked in your description and there ain't a place to buy this grill can you please tell me where I can get one thanks btw love your videos awsome work

[@livingsurvival]

Sorry, I updated the link. amzn.to/376CehX

[@tamarascherette4946]

I wish you showed it with the heat shield attached. We had trouble with that part. Idk exactly what the trouble was? Velcro placement dots were missing.

[@mi-tac7858]

Looks like a great product. I wondering if they need a dealer in Michigan :D

[@livingsurvival]

MI-TAC great company to work with. I can pass on the info.

[@mi-tac7858]

@@livingsurvival I appreciate it! I shot them an email also.

[@MichaelR58]

Thanks for sharing, looks like a great option, atb 👍

[@greenghopper]

Interesting mesh. Looks similar to biolite mesh. Would you trust on a wood deck?

[@livingsurvival]

Hector Escobar the frame doesn’t get hot and with the Mylar sheet it should be ok. I’d probably use a few pavers under it as well on a deck.

[@greenghopper]

@@livingsurvival Good to know. Yep...I think some pavers would do the trick. Thanks for sharing....very interesting product for sure.

[@ChadGrattanMusic]

I've used it many times with the heat shield both on grass and on wood deck. No worries at all!

[@bobwampler3387]

Yeah, this rocks 👍👍

[@navarrosarah1]

I wonder if the grates would be strong enough to support large pots with water or liquid?

[@livingsurvival]

Any large pot will work.

[@jerseydevil7895]

The Pit itself is rated to 125 lbs of wood and the cooking grate will support 75 lbs of cookware.

[@BrodyToYou]

I just ordered the NRS fire pan.

[@livingsurvival]

E B nice, enjoy.

[@Rocket5386]

How is it holding up? I see comments that holes develop in the mess screen. I also was looking at the solo

[@livingsurvival]

I’ve had it outdoors for several weeks at a time and haven’t gotten holes.

[@Rocket5386]

@@livingsurvival Thanks, I am also looking at the bonfire

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

Does treated wood burn good in this 🤔

[@livingsurvival]

Steve Linbergbaby any wood will been good but why would you burn treated wood.

[@dalerobinson8456]

Treated wood gives off toxins when burned...don't do it!

[@lightjunky65]

It's a nice concept but dont see it holding up to the heat over long term use

[@livingsurvival]

Ray Heery I do, if it can handle the heat we threw at it I’m a believer. You can get replacement mesh screens if it were to wear out.

[@jackmacvan]

damn unavailable. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.