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Outland Firebowl 893 Deluxe vs Solo Stove Yukon 2.0

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

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The short answer

Solo Stove Yukon 2.0 comes out ahead by a clear margin (4.7 vs 4.3). Solo Stove Yukon 2.0 is best for: Large backyards and frequent hosts who want true campfire ambiance without the smoke. Read the strengths below before deciding.

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Outland Firebowl 893 Deluxe

4.3

1 source$159.99as of Nov 2

Camping, RV and patio review sites default to the Outland 893 Deluxe for one simple reason: it works, it's CSA-certified, and it costs half what its rivals charge. At 23 lbs and 19 inches across it fits a truck bed or a small patio corner, and it runs 7+ hours on a 20-lb tank. The reviewer at YuenX scored it 4.35/5 across performance, ease of use and value after long-term ownership testing.

Strengths

— CSA-certified for use during most fire bans — keeps you in fires when wood pits are banned, per YuenX
— Pre-attached 10-foot hose, lava rocks, propane tank stabilizer, and carry kit all in the box
— 7-12 hours of burn time per 20-lb propane tank depending on flame setting, per YuenX

Watch-outs

— Does not produce the radiant warmth of a wood fire, especially at lower flame settings

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Solo Stove Yukon 2.0

4.7

1 source

Outdoor Gear Lab made Solo Stove's flagship 27-inch smokeless wood pit its overall pick for 2026, ahead of 16 competitors on both heat output and smoke reduction. The Yukon 2.0 keeps the original's double-wall airflow and finally adds the removable ash pan owners begged for. It's the priciest pick in this lineup, but the lifetime warranty and the way it handles full-size logs get a backyard pit as close to a true campfire as you can get without the smoke.

Strengths

— Double-wall 360-degree airflow burns off smoke better than any other pit ODL tested
— New removable ash pan and base plate makes cleanup a 30-second job instead of tipping a 42-lb shell
— 304 stainless steel build backed by Solo Stove's lifetime warranty

Watch-outs

— At 42 lbs with no built-in carry handles, moving it across the yard is awkward
— Stand sold separately and is required to protect wood decks from radiated floor heat

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How they stack up

Outland Firebowl 893 Deluxe

The Outland Firebowl 893 Deluxe has the same 58,000 BTU output and 10-foot pre-attached hose as the Outland Living Firebowl Mega 883 in a smaller body: 19 inches across and 23 lbs against 24 inches and 34 lbs. It costs less than the Mega. Both are propane pits certified for use during most fire bans, where the Solo Stove Yukon 2.0 burns wood logs or pellets.

Solo Stove Yukon 2.0

The Solo Stove Yukon 2.0 burns wood in a 27-inch smokeless 304 stainless steel pit that takes 22-inch logs, where the Landmann Big Sky Stars and Moons 28345 is a painted-steel wood pit with a 24-inch firebowl and no smokeless design. It costs more than the Landmann. The propane Outland Living Firebowl Mega 883 does not match a wood fire's radiant heat, but it is CSA-certified for use during most fire bans.

Specs side-by-side

Spec	Outland Firebowl 893 Deluxe	Solo Stove Yukon 2.0
Fuel Type	Propane	Wood logs or pellets
Diameter	19 in	27 in (24 in inner)
Height	11 in	17 in
Weight	23 lbs (with rocks)	42 lbs
BTU Output	58,000 BTU/hr	—
Burn Time	7-12 hr per 20-lb tank	70 min per load
Hose Length	10 ft pre-attached	—
Material	Powder-coated steel, 304 stainless burner	304 stainless steel
Portability	Camp/RV rated, CSA certified	Tabletop / packable
Dimensions	19"D x 19"W x 11"H	27"D x 27"W x 17"H
Smokeless Design	—	Yes, 360 airflow
Warranty	—	Lifetime
Firebowl Depth	—	16 in

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