Just keep in mind if you go the stainless route: A brand new stainless steel fire pit still has its protective top layer. Ones you had a couple of fires in it you will get rust. Especially on the inside surfaces. No matter the brand. I am not living even near an ocean, always have my Breeo under a cover and it does not rain much where I live. I am religious about removing ashes. No water inside of course. Low humidity air. It sits on pavers. After not even 15 burns over a year the X in my 24 x-series is rusting like hell. In the Breeo and associate videos it often seems like "a little cleaning and it will shine like new because it is stainless". After a deep cleaning the outside surely looks better than before, but especially the inside will continue rusting. You cannot really get rid of that. Stainless steel will rust - because of the heat the metal is exposed to it can't really be prevented. I never thought much about that before. When I thought about stainless I had boat equipment and pool ladders in my mind. I thought they don't really rust. Those things might get a patina over time. Some oxidation marks, but that should be it. A fire pit however is exposed to extreme heat. So no way Breeo holds up a lifetime if that is what you think. Their limited lifetime warranty only covers the first 5 years against rusting through. So that is the life span they believe in. I checked that after my purchase. My fault. It does not mean yours will be unusable after 5 years, but according to the warranty chances are pretty high. Too high for Breeo and their warranty. Breeo's warranty is not like Leatherman's or Zippo's. I initially got attracted by all their well-made youtube adds and perfectly placed texts in forums. Don't get me wrong. A Breeo surely is nice, but to my mind they are overpriced. The overall quality is not as they tell in their videos. 304 stainless is the cheapest stainless you get, most bottom edges remain sharp, plenty of parts are just bent to form rather than being welded and the weldings look mediocre - some even really bad. It is made in the U.S. which should be good, but honestly...some of Chinese weldings look better. Considering the price point I am not impressed. And you might be mistake if you believe it wouldn't rust. Any stainless fire pit will rust. I should have known or informed myself better. My initial euphoria is gone and I probably would not get myself another Breeo. I still like it, but considering they money I have spent, I expected more and found out that you can get similar for a lot less. Costco has a stainless steel pit for under 300. Solo Stove costs only half of a Breeo of the same size. And there are other brands popping up. I guess none of them is better than a Breeo, but also none of them really is worse. You surely get thinner materials, but for a fraction of the costs of a Breeo you still can get a new one after 5-8 years. No illusions, in the end Breeo will maybe last 2 or 3 years longer due to the thicker steel. But then even a Breeo most likely will need a replacement. That said, I don't want to talk Breeo down or Solo or whatever brand up. I just say I didn't do my homework before buying, paid big money and learned my lesson. Just be realistic with your expectations and you'll be okay. Anyway, enjoy your fires and the nights you spend with your loved ones.

After a lot of research and review of various Fire Pits, we decided to go with the Y Series. We wanted to support Made in The USA and a Central PA business. We liked the build quality and the fact that we can use it on our deck. Well, our first burn was last night, and we have some deck (TimberTech Azek) damage that will now need to be repaired. We used the “Burn” position and now see that the only position that should be used on composite decking is “Cook”. Please be sure you use the “Cook” height, otherwise you will damage your deck (discolored and slightly melted). I was unable to find this detail in any of the reviews before making the purchase. I did check the temperature a time or two with an infrared thermometer during the fire, it was reasonable I thought, maybe 200 degrees. I now also see the Breeo website does state “only use the Cook height on composite decking”. Our fault, we’ll have the deck repaired. Be advised, so you don’t have the same experience. Otherwise, great build quality and it produced a really nice fire.

Thanks for your helpful reviews- I watched your channel and others for the past couple of years and finally bought a breeo x 24 and can’t believe how much I love this thing! I’m now constantly in my backyard with a firepit. Just finished hanging out with my niece making s’mores. The full raging fire with the double burn is absolutely mesmerizing and puts out a ton of heat. If anything the x 24 is big, and goes through a lot of wood when going full steam. Might be worth having a smaller one like the y series so the full double flame effect can be achieved without having to have such a big fire. Truly impressive products- I’m glad I finally purchased one!

Thanks dude

Thanks for all of your videos on the Breeo fire pits. I already have the x19, but after viewing this video, I also decided to get the y series to use on our deck. I also got the heat deflector after seeing your other video. Hopefully the heat deflector will help the y series fire pit generate some heat, although it probably won't be as warm as the x19.

My x19 fell apart and Breeo sent me a new one.

Will you do a x24 vs x30

Can you grill over any pellet or are there food safe pellets specifically for cooking safety?

So can I order a sear plate for the X series?

1400 for a fire pit? That’s crazy

X series FTW. Got the 19 in. Love it. FIRST COMMENT 💪