Meet the portable smokeless fire pit Revolve 16™

the most portable member of our Revolve smokeless fire‑pit family.

At 16 inches in diameter and weighing only 27 lbs, this compact powerhouse delivers mesmerizing, swirling flames wherever your adventures take you. Perfect for campsites, RV trips, tailgates and small patios, the Revolve 16 gives you real wood‑fire ambiance without the smoke.

Engineered for clean combustion.

Our patent‑pending inner airfoil improves combustion and creates a vortex of flames. Heat radiates outward to warm your feet, while damper doors on both sides let you control airflow and burn time. Fresh air enters through opposed vertical vents and spirals around the pit, and a gas barrier at the centre traps unburned gasses and mixes them with clean air for complete secondary combustion. The result is a remarkably clean burn that produces far less smoke than traditional fire pits. Popular Mechanics explains how this two‑stage process works in its primer on smokeless fire‑pit technology.

Handcrafted American quality.

Built in Post Falls, Idaho from 1/16 ″ American steel and laser‑welded by hand, the Revolve 16 is rugged enough for years of use. Choose solid stainless steel for maximum durability or premium painted steel for a sleek finish. The optional Revolve Base allows safe operation on decks and other wooden surfaces, and when you need more capacity, step up to the Revolve 22 Black Steel model.

Fire‑pit freedom on the go. Revolve 16™ Portable Smokeless Fire Pit

Designed to burn seasoned wood up to 12 ″ long, the Revolve 16 delivers a real wood‑fire experience without the drawbacks of gas burners or open pits. It folds neatly into your RV or trunk, so you can enjoy a cozy, crackling fire wherever you are. Every Revolve fire pit is backed by our satisfaction guarantee and U.S.‑based customer service.

• Fire responsibly.
• For a clean, safe burn, always use seasoned, dry wood
• avoid burning green wood or yard waste.
• The U.S. EPA’s Burn Wise program recommends burning only dry wood, keeping moisture below 20 % and never burning trash or construction debris. Check local regulations before lighting a fire.