THE HOWL R3 Propane Fire Pit
The R3 is built for 3-season camping. You get real BarCoal heat, in a size that Tetrises into just about any camp rig. This is the HOWL that packs down and punches up.
8-FOOT REGULATOR HOSE INCLUDED | STRAP + TANK NOT INCLUDED
REAL BARCOAL HEAT. PACKED DOWN TO FIT WHATEVER YOU CAMP OUT OF.
The HOWL R3 Campfire is built for three-season camping when the forecast is anybody’s guess.
It makes BarCoal radiant heat small enough to live permanently in your truck, van, camper, or DECKED drawer. Fold the legs and it's smaller than a case of longnecks – about half the packed volume of the R4.
This is the middle HOWL: serious heat without stepping all the way up in size or price.
The U-Tube BarCoal rips at 1,100ºF, throwing radiant heat just like wood coals, but without smoke, embers, or ash.
The A-Flame gives you fully-exposed flames, that leap taller with less fuel. One knob runs both burners, so setup is simple: unfold the legs, hook up the tank, light it, and settle in.
The R3 stays lit in wild winds, monsoon rains, whiteout blizzards, and any altitude on earth. It’s UL certified for safety and built for Stage I and Stage II burn bans, wherever gas fires are allowed. Just check your local regs.
Can it really live in your rig?
Yep. The R3 is so small you'll actually bring the thing. It fits in DECKED drawers, van garages, camper cubbies, trailer boxes, gear lockers, or whatever corner of your rig still has a little air pocket.
How light is it?
20 pounds. Light enough to carry in one hand. Heavy enough to take a beating.
How big is it?
Smaller than a case of longnecks. It's 18 x 12 x 5.8 inches with the legs folded in, or half the packed volume of the R4.
Does it have folding legs?
You bet your BTUs it does. The R3’s GullWing legs flip out for a steady stance at camp, then fold into the frame so the whole fire pit packs down flat and tight.
What does it do in strong wind?
The BarCoal’s air intake is completely concealed, so the system is unaffected by 120 mph winds.
The A-Flame windscreen protects the base of the flame from gusts. And if the flame does blow out, it relights itself from the BarCoal’s hot exhaust.
Does it make you warm in wind?
Up to 35 mph, yep. Above that, the R3 keeps burning, but you'll probably want a jacket.
How does it work at altitude?
Perfectly. The R3 keep cranking at any altitude on earth. Air density changes with altitude, but the momentum of the BarCoal fuel jet draws in the correct number of air molecules regardless of air density.
You get clean, complete combustion from Death Valley to Pikes Peak.
What if it rains or snows?
No sweat. The BarCoal and A-Flame burners are self-draining. Even after days of precipitation, they light right up and make you warm. If you get a surprise foot of snow overnight, brush off the HOWL and fire it up.
18 x 12 x 5.8 in
20 lbs
6 hrs (full blast, 20lb tank)
Flame Height
24 inches (calm air)
Any
1,100 ºF
The R3 is built for 3-season camping. You get real BarCoal heat, in a size that Tetrises into just about any camp rig. This is the HOWL that packs down and punches up.
8-FOOT REGULATOR HOSE INCLUDED | STRAP + TANK NOT INCLUDED
REAL BARCOAL HEAT. PACKED DOWN TO FIT WHATEVER YOU CAMP OUT OF.
The HOWL R3 Campfire is built for three-season camping when the forecast is anybody’s guess.
It makes BarCoal radiant heat small enough to live permanently in your truck, van, camper, or DECKED drawer. Fold the legs and it's smaller than a case of longnecks – about half the packed volume of the R4.
This is the middle HOWL: serious heat without stepping all the way up in size or price.
The U-Tube BarCoal rips at 1,100ºF, throwing radiant heat just like wood coals, but without smoke, embers, or ash.
The A-Flame gives you fully-exposed flames, that leap taller with less fuel. One knob runs both burners, so setup is simple: unfold the legs, hook up the tank, light it, and settle in.
The R3 stays lit in wild winds, monsoon rains, whiteout blizzards, and any altitude on earth. It’s UL certified for safety and built for Stage I and Stage II burn bans, wherever gas fires are allowed. Just check your local regs.
Can it really live in your rig?
Yep. The R3 is so small you'll actually bring the thing. It fits in DECKED drawers, van garages, camper cubbies, trailer boxes, gear lockers, or whatever corner of your rig still has a little air pocket.
How light is it?
20 pounds. Light enough to carry in one hand. Heavy enough to take a beating.
How big is it?
Smaller than a case of longnecks. It's 18 x 12 x 5.8 inches with the legs folded in, or half the packed volume of the R4.
Does it have folding legs?
You bet your BTUs it does. The R3’s GullWing legs flip out for a steady stance at camp, then fold into the frame so the whole fire pit packs down flat and tight.
What does it do in strong wind?
The BarCoal’s air intake is completely concealed, so the system is unaffected by 120 mph winds.
The A-Flame windscreen protects the base of the flame from gusts. And if the flame does blow out, it relights itself from the BarCoal’s hot exhaust.
Does it make you warm in wind?
Up to 35 mph, yep. Above that, the R3 keeps burning, but you'll probably want a jacket.
How does it work at altitude?
Perfectly. The R3 keep cranking at any altitude on earth. Air density changes with altitude, but the momentum of the BarCoal fuel jet draws in the correct number of air molecules regardless of air density.
You get clean, complete combustion from Death Valley to Pikes Peak.
What if it rains or snows?
No sweat. The BarCoal and A-Flame burners are self-draining. Even after days of precipitation, they light right up and make you warm. If you get a surprise foot of snow overnight, brush off the HOWL and fire it up.
18 x 12 x 5.8 in
20 lbs
6 hrs (full blast, 20lb tank)
Flame Height
24 inches (calm air)
Any
1,100 ºF
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