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A no fuss campfire soon to hit the market. Campfire In A Can, designer and manufacturer of portable campfires, announced on Tuesday a new product: portable campfires that can burn wood, charcoal or propane from three separate fuels.
“Our product is like nothing you've ever seen before,” said Leo Knight, inventor of Campfire In A Can. “Not only is it more innovative, our new design gives Campfire In A Can a level of versatility other portable campfires jut can’t match.”
Different from their competitors, Campfire In A Can allows product users the ability to burn wood, charcoal or propane.
Photo credit: Campfire In A Can Kickstarter Campaign.
“If there's a fire ban on, other portable wood burning fireplaces just become excess baggage. But if you've got Campfire In A Can in that situation, you can pop in the propane kit and be enjoying a roaring fire within minutes,” said Knight.
In order to give product users the nostalgic and realistic feel of a proper campfire, Knight designed the Campfire In A Can to imitate a real wood fire. Complete with the crackling sounds of a fire and the tall, flickering flame, the Campfire In A Can is expected to stimulate your campfire senses.
The vertical burner on the unit is expected to allow maximum heat projection when burning wood and the canister top and base combination lets users put out the fire within seconds. When using propane, product users have the ability to easily control the flame, said Knight.
Knight has started a crowd funding campaign for his inventive Campfire In A Can. Using Kickstarter, he has launched his campaign on January 6th, 2015.
“If you love the great outdoors, you're going to love Campfire In A Can. Once you have one, I guarantee it'll be the first thing you pack whenever you go camping,” said Knight.
For more information on Knight's Campfire In A Can, visit his Kickstarter campaign page.
Based out of Kelowna, B.C., and Henderson, Nevada, Campfire In A Can designs and manufacturers portable campfires valued by outdoor enthusiasts for their compact design, versatility, and heat and flame range.
Photo credit: Campfire In A Can website.
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