The sky is the limit with how you can use your fire pit! They come in various shapes, designs and sizes and you can enjoy them any time of the year. Here are some interesting and fun ways to make use of your fire pit!
Fire Pits are Multi-Seasonal
Fire pits can be used all year round and it's guaranteed you'll have options whether it's the dead of winter and you're making s'mores or the brutally hot summer with cold drinks in hand. Hot or cold, a fire pit will satisfy anyone in any temperature!
Tailgating
If you're a sports fan you will love this one. Tailgating is a gathering of people situated near or behind their parked vehicle serving hot cooked meals. A fire pit would be the MVP in a sports arena parking lot! Tailgating is also a very popular tradition in parks and block parties.
Camping
Deep in the wilderness with your entourage and a nice ambient fire to light the pitch black darkness with steaks on the fire pit's grill will make anyone's weekend memorable. This classic tradition never gets old.
Flames Keep Mosquitoes At Bay
We all know how annoying mosquitoes are and bug spray isn't known for its great fragrance. A fire is an effective mosquito repellant that saves you and your friends some itching and you don't have to reek of the alcoholic scent from a bottle of bug spray.
Fire Pits Are the Focal Point In Any Backyard
Fire Pits can generally can be a great meeting point for your friends and family anywhere you go but the safety and security of your own backyard is very sacred. It makes the best environment to take your mind off life's responsibilities and hardships with the people you care about. Those moments are priceless.
A Buildable Portable Fire Pit Should Be Included in Every Emergency Kit
Everyone knows anything can happen during an emergency which is why it's important to have tools applicable to all situations. If you're not an expert in surviving the harshest conditions with nothing but the clothes your back like John Rambo (most people aren't) a small buildable fire pit would come in clutch. It would save the headache of digging a hole in the ground and building a typical campfire which is extremely hard to do with nothing but stick and stones at your disposal. Fire in some situations is essential to survival as it provides warmth, a means to cook food and a source of light. Why not make dire situations easier by adding it your emergency kit?