Smoak Firewood - Kiln Dried Premium USDA Certified Firewood (Small Mini Logs (8 inch Pieces) 25-30lbs) fits Ranger Solo Stove

Great wood for the firebowl and it burns well.

This is a great product.. it is a little expensive but it’s worth it to me. The 8” firewood is perfect for my small woodstove on my winter camping trips and the customer service is amazing…. Will definitely be ordering again

I think it is important to note that I never write reviews. In this particular case though, I felt compelled to do so. Every now and then, the Internet reminds you of how sweet she is. What a world to live in and what a time to be alive. With a simply click of a button, Firewood is delivered to your door. Long after the logs had been burnt and all that remained was a dusting of ash on the floor, the realization that I no longer had to bother myself with carting wood from a lonely corner outside of my local grocery store to my home, stuck with me. I would be remiss if I didn’t focus in on the product. In a word, superb. The wood was clearly properly dried and burned long and hot. Not only that, it provided a subtle aroma that the lesser grocery store varieties lack. Finally, the log size allowed for tri-stacking and a subsequent coal bed that allowed for easy feeding of logs. Join the revolution. Order your firewood online.

I love this firewood and always purchase it because it burns long and slow. I didn’t give it a deservedly 5 star review because on multiple occasions the box this wood comes in is so beat up that I could swear I might have missed some wood. Please vendor, do something about the condition of your boxes.

OK, not sure I would buy again, but this is the best firewood I have ever used. You can tell it is kiln dried. No bugs and the wood is extremely clean. The wood burns clean and long and is easy to start the fire. They also include kindling in the box. Now with all this good stuff, i am not sure I would order again based on the price. With that said it is exactly what was advertised and exceeded my expectations. The issue I am wrestling with is $50 for a relatively small box of wood. I used it for the first time last night in a fire and went through about half the box. I can get the crappy grocery store firewood for about three or four bucks. It is not apples and apples and there is definitely a value to this product. What’s the value of the convenience of getting a really good product. I am going to have to wrestle with this.