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  1. 15th March 2015, 08:21 PM #1
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    Drifta Snow Peak Fire Pit

    Hello to all has anybody got or seen the Drifta Snow Peak Fire Pit any comments would be appreciated also what do people recommend for a Portable Gas Cooking Stove Coleman or something else
    Cooking for a family of 5 mostly over weekends
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    Yep - we;ve got a large sized one, with the half grill and half tin dish setup. Works brilliantly. Folds up to a very compact unit. Hardly uses any fuel (compared to a normal 'on the ground' campfire).

    Not all that cheap, but beautifully made in full Stainless Steel.
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    Been trying to decide between the Snow peak fire pit and the Hillbilly Camping Fire Dish, both have there good and bad points, as for cooking if you can carry one grab a weberQ
    Love the Drifta Gear and along with alot of the snow peak stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by huggies View Post
    Been trying to decide between the Snow peak fire pit and the Hillbilly Camping Fire Dish, both have there good and bad points, as for cooking if you can carry one grab a weberQ
    Love the Drifta Gear and along with alot of the snow peak stuff.
    We don't have the fire pit but would like one. But totally agree with getting a Weber BabyQ. Brilliant piece of kit. Roasts, bread, baking- oh and not a bad BBQ either!
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    We've got the full medium size kit. Love it ! There's usually only 2 of us, so it's big enough, doesn't chew through firewood too fast, and is (just) big enough to run our 2 x Snow Peak CI micro oval camp ovens on.

    Highly recommended!
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