Assembling the bonfire pit is easy. Assembles in less than 20 seconds.
The light weight of 298g is just that. It’s light enough to be lifted with one hand.
important point
If you look at the bonfire pit from below, you can see that the bottom plate is close to the ground.
In this case, be sure to place a flame retardant sheet under the bonfire pit, as the heat emitted from the bonfire pit may damage the ground.
Also, since ash will fall through the air holes in the bottom plate, laying down a flame retardant sheet will make it easier to clean up the fallen ash.
Features of TABI
This bonfire pit has long been popular among the bonfire pits made by Japanese outdoor brands.
The features of TABI are as follows.
Light and thin.
It is extremely lightweight, weighing only 298g and 478g including accessories.
The total weight of the world-famous lightweight bonfire pit “picogrill 398” is 495g, so it is lighter than that.
Most firewood does not require cutting
Most of the firewood sold at Japanese campsites is about 35cm long.
TABI’s bottom plate is 36cm long, so you can burn firewood without cutting it.
Can also be cooked
TABI comes with a net.
If you install these, you can also cook.
In addition, since TABI has a short distance from the bottom plate to the net, it can transmit enough firepower even with a smoldering flame.
When you’re not cooking, you can remove the grill and it becomes a simple bonfire pit, so it’s cheap to use.
I also have the feelings I put into the bonfire pit called TABI.
Belmont’s bonfire pit The name “TABI” in “TABI” comes from the Japanese word “tabi”.
Belmont positions “TABI” as a “bonfire pit that can be easily used while traveling.”
“TABI” is a bonfire pit that is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry and use while traveling, such as camping or mountain climbing. Also, since it is made of titanium, it has excellent durability.
Belmont has released the following comments regarding the release of the bonfire pit “TABI”.
“TABI” is a lightweight and compact titanium bonfire pit. We chose this name with the hope that people can casually enjoy a bonfire while traveling.
This comment also conveys the feelings Belmont put into “TABI.”
Made in Japan.
Please try out the lightweight and easy-to-handle bonfire pit TABI.