How we compared these. We have not tested either fire pit hands-on. Every figure comes from the maker's own product, FAQ or help pages, checked October 22, 2026. We did not use customer reviews or star ratings. Brevley & Sons does not sell either brand today. We have asked Breeo about becoming a dealer; there is no agreement, and we say so here so you can weigh it. Neither company paid for this page.
Specs side by side
| Breeo X Series 24 | Solo Stove Yukon | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $599 Corten, $799 stainless (Breeo, Oct 22, 2026) | $499.99 for the Yukon + Stand bundle (Solo Stove, Oct 22, 2026) |
| Outside diameter | 27.5 in | 27 in |
| Inside diameter | 23.5 in | 23 in (help center) |
| Height | 14.75 in | 17 in (bundle page) |
| Weight | 62 lb | 38 lb (bundle page; Solo Stove's own pages list other figures, see note) |
| Steel | Heavy-gauge Corten or 304 stainless, stainless legs and 3 in rim | 304 stainless |
| Recommended wood length | 16 to 18 in | Not listed on the pages we checked |
| Seating | "Fits 4+ chairs" | "Seats 6 to 8 people" (help center: 6 to 10) |
| Ash cleanup | Shovel it out every 3 to 4 uses, per Breeo's FAQ | Removable base plate and ash pan |
| Wood deck | Never on wood or composite decks or stamped concrete (X Series guidance) | Only with the Solo Stove Fire Pit Stand |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime, 30-day returns | Lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects for products from authorized retailers; registration required; 30-day returns |
| Origin (maker's words) | "Designed and built by craftsmen in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, from American-sourced steel"; "Made in the USA" | No origin statement found on the pages we checked |
Weight note: Solo Stove's Yukon and Stand bundle page lists the Yukon at 38 lb and 17 in tall, its help center also says 38 lb, and a comparison chart on the same page shows 44 lb and 18.8 in. We used the dimension block on the bundle page. Either way, the X24 is the heavier pit by roughly 20 lb or more.
How they make less smoke
Both are double-wall pits that feed heated air to the top of the fire for a second burn. Breeo calls its version X Airflow: a raised vent in the base keeps air reaching the fire as ash builds, air rises between the walls and exits through holes around the rim, and the smoke reburns. Solo Stove calls its version Signature 360° Airflow and says it nearly eliminates smoke, while noting a little startup smoke is normal. Breeo says plainly that it cannot guarantee a smoke-free fire and that results depend "greatly on how well the fire is built." Dry, seasoned wood matters more than either logo.
Where each one wins
Choose the Breeo X24 if
- It will live in one spot on stone, pavers, gravel or plain concrete. At 62 lb it is meant to stay put.
- You want to cook over it. Breeo sells the Outpost Grill ($239 with rod for the X24 and X30), a stainless grate you can raise, lower and swing off the heat, and Breeo says the grill is made in the USA. See our cooking pick.
- Origin matters to you. Breeo puts its Pennsylvania origin in writing. We would still ask for a written statement before treating any model as Made in USA under the FTC standard.
- You like a weathered look. Corten starts blue-gray and rusts to a patina; stainless costs $200 more.
Choose the Solo Stove Yukon if
- Your only spot is a wood deck. Solo Stove allows deck use on its Stand. Breeo does not allow the X Series on decks at all. Its deck-cleared model is the smaller Y Series.
- You move it around or take it camping. At 38 lb by Solo Stove's bundle figure it is far easier to carry.
- You hate shoveling ash. The removable ash pan is a real convenience over scooping.
Clearances and placement are the same for both
Brand does not change the fire code. Under the International Fire Code that Washington and Oregon cities adopt, a recreational fire generally needs 25 feet from structures, and a portable outdoor fireplace 15 feet, with local amendments; Seattle and Portland both exempt one- and two-family homes from the 15 foot portable rule. Breeo also asks for 10 feet of clearance overhead, and Solo Stove says to keep its pits away from overhangs and patio ceilings, "even the tall ones." Our fire pit distance guide walks through each rule.
Burn bans: the Northwest caveat
"Smokeless" is a marketing description, not a legal category. Both pits burn wood, so both are off limits on Puget Sound Clean Air Stage 1 and Stage 2 days, during Washington's 2026 statewide summer ban, during Portland's June to October fire pit ban, and on Multnomah County red days from October 1 through March 1. If you want fire on most nights in Seattle, Portland or Eugene, read our propane burn ban guide and compare gas tables in our best fire pits of 2026 list. Also see our Washington and Oregon burn ban guides.
Bigger and smaller siblings
- Breeo X19 ($399 Corten): 22.13 in, 47 lb, 2+ chairs. Breeo X30 ($1,399 Corten): 34.5 in, 94 lb, 8+ chairs.
- Solo Stove Bonfire: 19.5 in, and the Canyon: 30 in, per Solo Stove's size chart.
Sources
Maker pages checked October 22, 2026. Prices change often; confirm on the linked page.
- Breeo X Series Smokeless Fire Pit (prices, sizes, weights, FAQ, origin)
- Breeo Y Series (deck guidance)
- Breeo Outpost Grill
- Solo Stove Yukon 27" Fire Pit + Stand Bundle (specs, deck rule, warranty)
- Solo Stove Help Center (sizes, inner diameters, heat radius, registration)
- International Fire Code 307 (via our fire pit distance guide)
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- The best fire pits of 2026, ranked by use case
- Wood vs gas vs smokeless fire pit
- How far does a fire pit need to be from a house?
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Frequently asked questions
Which is better, the Breeo X24 or the Solo Stove Yukon?
They suit different buyers. On published specs, the Breeo X24 is heavier (62 lb vs 38 lb on Solo Stove's Yukon and Stand page), comes in Corten or stainless steel, and Breeo states it is built in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The Yukon is lighter, has a removable ash pan, and Solo Stove clears it for wooden decks when used on its Stand. Breeo says never to use the X Series on wood or composite decks. Pick the X24 for a fixed patio fire and cooking; pick the Yukon if you need deck use or portability.
Can you put a Breeo X24 or a Solo Stove Yukon on a wood deck?
Not the Breeo X24: Breeo's X Series guidance says never to use it on wooden or composite decks or stamped concrete. Solo Stove says a wooden deck is "a no-go unless you are using our Fire Pit Stand." Breeo's Y Series is the Breeo it clears for decks. Check your HOA, local fire code and deck manufacturer too.
Are Breeo and Solo Stove fire pits made in the USA?
Breeo says its fire pits are designed and built in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, from American-sourced steel, and its X Series page says "Made in the USA." We did not find a country of origin statement on the Solo Stove pages we checked. Solo Stove lists a Grapevine, Texas address, which is a company address, not an origin claim.
Can I use either one during a Washington or Oregon burn ban?
No. Both burn wood, and "smokeless" pits are still wood fires under Washington Stage 1 and Stage 2 air quality bans, the 2026 statewide summer ban, Portland's summer ban and Multnomah County red days. If you want fire during bans, a listed propane table is the usual exemption, subject to local wording.
How big is each fire pit?
Breeo lists the X24 at 27.5 in outside, 23.5 in inside and 14.75 in tall, and rates it for 4 or more chairs. Solo Stove lists the Yukon at 27 in across and 17 in tall, with a 23 in inner diameter in its help center, and says it seats 6 to 8 people (its help center says 6 to 10).
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