Introduction of Infinity Flame: Solo Stove has launched the Infinity Flame, a propane fire pit that mimics the look and feel of a wood-burning fire with the convenience of push-button ignition, designed for easy outdoor gatherings.
Key Features: The Infinity Flame boasts a dual-burner design for realistic flame movement, produces no smoke or ash, and offers up to 72,000 BTUs of heat, making it a safe and low-maintenance option for families.
Target Audience: This product is aimed at families and individuals seeking a hassle-free alternative to traditional wood fires, allowing for connection and relaxation in outdoor spaces without the mess.
Availability and Pricing: The Infinity Flame is available exclusively on SoloStove.com for $599.99, marking Solo Stove's expansion into propane fire pits while maintaining their signature aesthetic and functionality.
Solo Brands, Inc. is an omnichannel lifestyle brand company. Through its e-commerce, strategic retail relationships and physical retail stores, the Company offers various products to consumers through five lifestyle brands: Solo Stove and TerraFlame, known for firepits, stoves, and accessories; Chubbies, a premium casual apparel and activewear brand; ISLE, maker of inflatable and hard paddle boards and accessories, and Oru Kayak, innovator of origami folding kayaks. The Company operates through two segments: Solo Stove and Chubbies. Its Solo Stove segment produces products, such as camping stoves, fire pits, cooking, outdoor heating, storage, consumables and indoor fire products. Its Chubbies segment offers apparel across five product lines: swim trunks, casual shorts, sports, polos and shirts, and lounge. Oru Kayak offers premier kayaks that require minimal storage space, are portable, and easy-to-use. The Oru brand includes models such as the Inlet, Lake, Beach, Bay, Coast and Haven.
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