A few years ago, Ignik lit up improvised campsites all over with the FireCan, a compact, portable gas fire pit shaped like an ammo can. FireCan is easier to store than other portable gas fire pits and brings campfires to places where wood fires are prohibited or impractical to build. With the new FireCan Deluxe, Ignik expands the can’s feature set with a grill top and dual-purpose controls. The Deluxe offers both cooking and an ambient fire, so campers can leave a standalone grill at home.
The original FireCan is the perfect way to pack in fire-starting functionality, allowing campers to start a blazing fire in seconds where wood fires are prohibited. Unlike large, disc-shaped portable fire pits, the FireCan works very well in close-packed vehicles. Its slim, rectangular shape tucks neatly between coolers, duffel bags and gear boxes. Folding legs allow it to be stowed like a box but lifted off the forest floor when ignited.
Wherever you can make a wood-burning campfire, the FireCan is an attractive alternative due to its unrivaled ease of use. Just plug in your propane tank and twist the dial to get a big flickering flame that you can extinguish at the end of the night. gallons of water or dirt.
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If the FireCan had one drawback when it was launched, it was the lack of a grill top option. A small box may not have been the ideal solution for preparing meals for a large group at base camp, but the possibility of cooking meals for shorter and easier camping trips and tailgates is a There certainly was. Why not leave a standalone grill at home when you already have a fully functional gas burner packed?
Ignik introduced its first grill-top FireCan Deluxe design a year ago and recently reworked the model into a more functional dual-purpose firebox. Launching this month, the new FireCan Deluxe brings you a removable grill insert that’s the perfect size for cooking burgers or dogs. You can pull it up or pull it out.
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To keep FireCan chefs from burning their dinners uneaten, Ignik equips the new FireCan Deluxe with dual gas connections to regulate the flame. The ‘fire pit mode’ connection opens up a high, flickering bright orange flame to entice campers to get them ready for bed. “Grill Mode”, on the other hand, dials things back towards a low, hot blue flame that burns the fuel more completely and allows for smooth, even cooking. can be controlled.
The FireCan Deluxe kit also includes a grease tray to catch drips. Kit weight is 13.8 lbs (5.9 kg) suitable for vehicle camping.
The FireCan Deluxe retails for $299.99, $100 more than the original (without grill) FireCan.
Source: Ignic Outdoor
