Legacy Series™ Steel Campfire Poker

A steel fire poker with a bottle opener in the handle. Two lengths, a hooked head that grips a log instead of sliding off it, and a rounded grip that hangs on a nail when you are done.

The Walden Legacy Series™ Steel Campfire Poker is the plain version of the job. Reach in, catch the log, put it where you want it. The head is angled so it pulls rather than skates across the bark, and the handle is rounded so you can work it one handed with a drink in the other.

The bottle opener sits under the handle. It sounds like a novelty right up until the first evening you are settled in a chair and nobody wants to get up. Then it becomes the reason this is the poker that stays out by the pit instead of in the garage.

Two lengths. The 24 inch suits an indoor fireplace, a chiminea or a smaller pit, and it packs for camping without taking the whole trunk. The 30 inch buys you more distance from an open backyard fire. Length is measured from the tip of the poker to the far edge of the handle.

Powder coated heavy duty steel in a black finish with a brass badge. It lives outdoors between fires and holds its finish doing it.

What it does not do. This poker moves wood. It does not feed air. If what you want is to bring sullen coals back up without putting your face in the smoke, that is the Stoker Poker, which you blow through from several feet back. A lot of people keep both: one to set the logs, one to wake the fire.

What goes with it

Sure-Fire™ Starters light a fire in bad weather and burn long enough to catch real wood. Bonfire Boss™ Fire Gloves are what you want on your hands before you move a grate or set a log by hand. And a Fireside Wool Blanket is the thing nobody thinks to buy until the second hour outside.

Working on the pit itself? Our fire pit insert sets drop into stone and block openings from 27 to 44 inches, round or square.

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