FireBinder Portable Fire Ring
FireBinder Portable Fire Ring
The FireBinder is a 24-inch steel fire ring that folds flat. It's one piece, so there's nothing to bolt together or lose in the dirt. Open it up and you have a real wood-burning fire ring; fold it down and it shrinks to 10 inches tall, 10.5 inches wide, and just 2 inches deep. At 16 pounds it slides behind a seat, into a rooftop box, or under the bench seat of a trailer without eating your gear space.
The whole thing is built from corrosion-resistant steel, so rain, dew, and dirt won't turn it into a rust flake by next season. Because it sets up in seconds instead of minutes, you're not fighting with stakes or panels while everyone else is waiting on the fire. It burns regular firewood, the same logs you'd toss in any campsite ring.
It started as a project by outdoor folks in Denver, Colorado, and it's made in the USA. Overlanders, tent campers, and backyard hangouts all use it the same way: drop it on bare ground, build your fire inside the ring, and keep the flames contained instead of sprawling across the dirt. It shows up at events like Overland Expo for exactly that reason — it's the rare fire ring you can actually carry with you.
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Overview
A 24-inch wood-burning steel fire ring that folds to a 2-inch-thick slab for travel. One piece, no assembly hardware, sets up in seconds.
Key features
- 24-inch steel ring that holds a standard wood campfire
- Folds flat to 10" H x 10.5" W x 2" D for behind-the-seat or rooftop-box storage
- One-piece design — nothing to assemble, sets up in seconds
- Corrosion-resistant steel stands up to rain, dew, and dirt
- 16 pounds total, made in the USA (Denver, Colorado)
Use cases
Overlanders and tent campers keep it folded in the rig so a fire ring is always on hand, even at dispersed sites that don't have one. It contains the fire instead of letting coals spread across bare ground, and it packs down small enough to live in the truck all season. Folks also use it for beach fires and backyard gatherings where a permanent pit doesn't make sense.
- Open size: 24 in fire ring
- Folded size: 10 in H x 10.5 in W x 2 in D
- Weight: 16 lb (7.3 kg)
- Material: Corrosion-resistant steel
- Fuel: Wood
- Design: One-piece folding ring, sets up in seconds
- Origin: Made in the USA (Denver, Colorado)
- Best for: Camping, overlanding, beach trips, backyard
How big is the fire ring when it's set up?
It opens to a 24-inch steel fire ring — big enough for a normal campfire, not a tiny single-log burner.
How small does it fold down for packing?
Folded flat it measures 10 inches tall, 10.5 inches wide, and 2 inches deep, so it slides into a rooftop box or behind a seat.
How much does it weigh?
About 16 pounds.
Is there any assembly?
No. It's all one piece, so setup takes only a few seconds — open it and you're ready to build a fire.
What does it burn?
Regular firewood. It's a wood-burning steel fire ring, the same logs you'd use in any campsite ring.
Will it rust if I leave it in the truck?
It's made from corrosion-resistant materials built to stand up to the elements, so weather exposure isn't a problem like it is with raw steel.
Where is it made?
It was created by outdoor enthusiasts in Denver, Colorado, and is made in the USA.
What's it good for besides car camping?
The brand pitches it for camping, overlanding, beach trips, and backyard gatherings — anywhere you want a contained fire but don't have a built-in ring.