Ten Tines Quick Pit

Built fast. Packs flat. Burns right.

This isn't just a fire pit. It's the end of a long day in the field. It's the smell of hardwood smoke and the sound of a story getting told. It's where camp becomes something worth remembering.

The Ten Tines Quick Pit is a portable, flat-pack fire pit built for hunters, campers, and anyone who wants a real fire without digging a hole, stacking rocks, or hauling bulky gear. It assembles in seconds, carries like a briefcase, and breaks down just as fast when it's time to move.

No tools. No guesswork. No fragile parts. Just steel, fire, and the kind of nights that stick with you.

How It Works

Slot the panels together — that's it. Two bolts and wing nuts lock it down for transport. Integrated carry handles let the whole pit pack flat and haul easy, whether you're headed to deer camp, a riverbank, or the tailgate.

There's no wrong way to put it together and nothing to fiddle with once it's lit.

Built in the USA. Built to Last.

Cut from 10 ga A36 steel and batch-built in America. The raw finish will darken and develop its own character over time — patina from heat, ash, and use. Every pit earns its look. This one will too.

Standard pits feature the Ten Tines antler logo on the ends and a camp scene cutout on the sides. Custom names or logos available for those who want to make it their own.

This isn't disposable gear. It's a fire pit built to travel with you and last long enough to pass on.

Specs

• Material: Raw 10 ga A36 steel
• Assembly: Tool-free slot design + (2) bolts & wing nuts
• Fuel: Wood, charcoal, or logs
• Assembled Size: 15" L × 12" W × 11.5" H
• Packed Size: 18" × 12" × 0.75"
• Weight: ~22 lbs
• Handles: Integrated carry handles
• Finish: Raw steel — will naturally patina with use
• Included: Fire pit panels, bolts, wing nuts
• Instructions: Video assembly guide available on site

Customization

• Standard: Camp scene cutouts + Ten Tines antler logo
• Custom: Name or logo cutouts available
• Custom orders are one-off builds — allow 2–4 weeks lead time

Care

Treat it like a trusted rifle. Simple care, long life.

• Let the pit cool completely before handling
• Remove ash after each burn
• Wipe down with a damp cloth — no soap needed
• Dry thoroughly before storing
• Store flat in a dry location
• If surface rust appears, lightly sand and wipe with food-grade mineral oil

Surface patina is normal. It adds protection and character. This pit is meant to age with you.