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Get the 9 best outdoor fire pits to warm your patio or campsite

firefeature When choosing the best fire pit for your needs, there’s a surprising number of hot topics to consider, pun intended.

First, you want to make sure it’s durable and built to last. Second, you want to make sure the look of it suits your outdoor space. And third, you want to make sure it’s well within your budget — while still capable of cooking incredible s’mores.

Believe us, once you spend a summer with a fire pit in your backyard, you’ll wonder how you could’ve possibly gone so long without one.

To that tend, we curated a fiery edit of the best outdoor fire pits to add some heat to your space. And you don’t just have to take our word for it.

For expert tips on top selections from Amazon, Lowe’s and more, we spoke to Ashley Murphy, The Home Depot’s resident fire merchant.

“Firepits are a great addition to any backyard and a must-have for summer,” Murphy told the New York Post. “When purchasing fire pits, there are a few types that can fit perfectly, no matter which style you’re looking to add to your backyard. Whether you’re looking to entertain, or just something simple to warm up with during a chilly evening, a fire pit has you covered!”

When shopping for fire pits, Murphy said, “keep in mind that [they] can be a long-lasting addition to your backyard, so choose carefully. If you want a less-permanent option, there are plenty of portable models available for smaller spaces or occasional use.”

Below, we’ve rounded up 24 of our favorite outdoor fire pits on the Internet. No matter the outdoor space that you’re thinking of, we can guarantee there’s a fire pit for you included.

“A round fire pit is the most common shape,” Murphy said. “Like a campfire, this shape emits heat evenly around the perimeter to help ensure a warm seat for every guest.”

Keep everyone warm with the SinglyFire 22″ Fire Pit, an incredible budget option that’s stainless steel-painted and can be used as a fire pit, bonfire pit or BBQ grill. Plus its easy assembly and spark screen for safety are both convenient and practical for your backyard.

Material: Alloy Steel | Size: 22″D x 22″W x 20″H | Burn Type: Wood Burning

Meet the titan of all fire pits. The Solo Stove not only comes in many sizes, but it’s also one of the most well-loved brands for delivering smokeless, chic performance.

The polished stainless steel finish is bound to match any outdoor space, too. Because of its portable nature, you can also enjoy the flames as a camping fire pit. Most notably, its double-wall design maximizes airflow and the burning process, which in turn, gives you more flames and a more efficient burn.

Material: Stainless Steel | Size: 17″D x 17″W x 15″H | Burn Type: Isopropyl alcohol

If the look of Breeo’s X Series Smokeless Fire Pit isn’t enough to sell you, then its patented X Airflow system will. This results in a “campfire experience that doesn’t require moving your chair every five minutes,” per the brand.

Not to mention, the corten steel makeup — also known as weathering steel — is designed to develop an iron oxide surface over time, called patina. This reddish-brown coating will wonderfully protect your fire pit from the elements, so it’s built to last.

Material: Corten Steel | Size: 34″D x 34″W x 14″H| Burn Type: Split wood or wood pellets

An Amazon’s Choice product, Outland Living’s Portable Smokeless Fire Pit is an alloy and stainless steel hybrid that’s less than $200 and has an easy-to-transport round design.It even comes with a complete fire pit kit, clad with a pre-attached 10. ft. hose, a fully adjustable regulator with a chrome valve knob for varying flame height and a natural lava rock set for aesthetics and to enhance the flickering effect.

Material: Alloy Steel | Size: 21″D x 21″W x 9.25″H| Burn Type: Propane

This top-rated Amazon fire pit is made of metal and stainless steel with a rubbed bronze finish to make a material trifecta that’s built to last. It uses a 20-pound propane tank (not included) and is also safe for wood decks.

Material: Stainless Steel | Size: 18.5″D x 18.5″W x 14.65″H | Burn Type: Propane

It features a durable steel body finished in antique bronze and a natural slate top for an upscale look. This unit produces 50,000 BTU of heat and includes lava rocks and a screen to enhance the visual appeal while keeping the flame adjustable and clean.

Material: Slate and Steel | Size: 30″D × 25″H × 30″W | Burn Type: Propane

As a relatively affordable fire pit that still consists of a concrete design and propane makeup, Teamson’s model is timeless, easy to use and won’t take up much real estate in your backyard. Not to mention, it’ll definitely be a conversation piece.

Material: Faux stone | Size: 37.01″ diameter x 11.42″ height | Burn Type: Propane

For a smaller outdoor fire pit, consider Big Horn’s model. For just $269, its swivel grill-height adjustment is worthy of adding to your cart. Not to mention, its oversized fire bowl and heavy-duty gauge legs render it even more stellar for the price.

Material: Steel | Size: 47-in W x 33.5-in Pit, 29 inch oversized fire bowl | Burn Type: Wood Burning

For the budget-minded, you can’t beat Style Selections’ model as an easy-to-use, no-frills option. Impressively, its dome-shaped screen minimizes ashes released in the air, so you’re getting an effective burn for less than $170.

Material: Steel | Size: 30-In square steel fire bowl | Burn Type: Wood Burning

For over 200 years, the New York Post has been America’s go-to source for bold news, engaging stories, in-depth reporting, and now, insightful shopping guidance. We’re not just thorough reporters – we sift through mountains of information, test and compare products, and consult experts on any topics we aren’t already schooled specialists in to deliver useful, realistic product recommendations based on our extensive and hands-on analysis. Here at The Post, we’re known for being brutally honest – we clearly label partnership content, and whether we receive anything from affiliate links, so you always know where we stand. We routinely update content to reflect current research and expert advice, provide context (and wit) and ensure our links work. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.

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