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- LEAVE-NO-TRACE: This portable firepit offers no-trace campfires and open fire cooking anywhere, from your patio or backyard to the beach or camping in the woods. A perfect addition to any overlanding or rafting rig.
- EASY SET-UP: Collapsable and portable, the Kamoto is designed to be easy to set up anywhere and packs flat for convenient storage and travel.
- INTEGRATED ASHTRAY: Use with wood or charcoal, the integrated ashtray catches ash and debris for leave-no-trace campfires and protects your grass or patio.
- FEATURES: Built with powder-coated steel and stainless steel to handle years of use. Includes windshields and air inlet tray for reliable and safe cooking. Grill grate and secure storage strap included.
- SPECS: weight: 21.2lb | extended dimensions: 18.5 x XX x 25.6 | folded dimensions: 18.5 x 2.4 x 25.6. Invented in Sweden.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 25.71 x 19.8 x 3.43 inches
Package Weight: 11.23 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 18.5 x 2.4 x 25.6 inches
Item Weight: 21.2 Pounds
Brand Name: Primus
Model Name: Primus KAMOTO OPENFIRE PIT LARGE
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Greys Distribution
Part Number: P-738061
Model Year: 2017
Style: Kamoto - Large
Included Components: Home Outdoor Portable Fire Pits
Size: Large
Date First Available: January 13, 2011
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Style: Kamoto - Large
Loved the easy set up and how it contained (for the most part) that ashes from the fire. I had the wood piled up above the rim and everything stayed within the confines of the pit and tray below. Have used it for cooking as well with briquettes and it was excellent. Also cooked some foil packets in the coals and it held everything perfectly. It is a little hard to clean. But I bought a small flat hand shovel for scooping the ashes into a metal bucket I have for transporting away. Overall love this fire pit and how it works.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Style: Kamoto - Large
So it looks good but it's missing rivets for one of the sides. I've contacted the manufacturer to see if they'll honor a purchase from Amazon. I'll update when I get a response
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2022 by TheOriginalgiga
Style: Kamoto - Large
I have been doing a lot of research on fire pits and the main reason I ended up returning this is one simple fact. Regardless of the grade of metal you have building these, it will warp. And since this device folds into itself, which is a really cool/fast setup mechanism, it means that it has pretty tight tolerance for the "outside" and the "inside" part of the folding structure. Eventually, depending on your use, this pit wont be able to fold up again due to either half of it warping and becoming too small to fit into the other. Watch some videos on this, see if you can find any multi-year users of it who arent just paid promoters/influencers. (at the time of writing this, it didnt come out that long ago as a product so there werent many people discussing this that literally didnt just buy it or even NOT use it all before reviewing)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Style: Kamoto - Large
Well built. Get the case if you plan on hauling it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021 by DWS
Style: Kamoto - Large
I purchased this a few months ago but only began using it recently as autumn rolled in as a backyard fire pit. I used the Kamoto literally about 3 times in a span of a month and recently noticed that the paint on the upper lip has significantly corroded due to heat and exposed the underlying metal which has begun rusting. You can see the heat damage on the paint exposing the metal underneath. At this point I'm still on board with the Kamoto and the idea of continuing to use it. It's only been a few months and I am well within the 1yr warranty time period so I'll contact Primus and see if I can get this figured out. Maybe there was an issue with the high temperature paint that should have been used? Here's where things spiralled downhill. I emailed the listed contact for warranty issues and was quickly emailed back with a one sentence response saying their warranty doesn't cover that sort of "thing". The "Product Repair Specialist", Tyler, linked me to their warranty page (which I had read prior to contacting them), and I can only assume that he was citing their accidental damage clause in denying the warranty. So I called in hoping to provide context and clearly explain that this wasn't a matter of accidental damage and that a surface that is intentionally designed to be exposed to fire and high temperature shows signs of unusual/accelerated wear. As per Primus's warranty policy: "Primus strives to produce high quality, functional products. Primus provides a Limited One (1) Year Warranty from date of purchase to the original purchaser against manufacturing defects. Though our products are made to last, we feel this is an adequate amount of time for any issues to be revealed." The representative was one of most unprofessional people I've dealt with in some time. He was dead set on declining the warranty regardless of what the Primus warranty claim actually states. Some of this claims included "you caused it to rust" without elaborating and the conversation quickly spiralled into the rep reverting to a sort of primitive circular reasoning you'd expect to have with an upset child rather then the sole point of contact for all warranty claims on Primus products in the US. Based on my experience, there are way too many outstanding outdoor companies out there that offer similar products with exceptional customer service then to bother dealing with Primus for anything given their customer service. In this instance, Primus can do itself more of a favor looking at the service of their employees then looking at the product itself. Save yourself the headache of dealing with the double punch of both a potentially flawed product and garbage tier customer service.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018 by Mir
Style: Kamoto - Large
Very compact package works well as a grill warped just a tad from fire pit use
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2018 by John Lovelace
Style: Kamoto - Large
overland. That is a truly campfire.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019 by Carlos
Arrived in time, did not looked damaged BUT IT WILL NOT OPEN/UNFOLD so I will have to return it...it "looks" like it "may" work well if this one was not defective. I will just have to look for something else
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021 by Teresa C. Yale