A smart choice to easily transport or store Primus Openfire Pans and firepits so soot and ash don’t transfer unintentionally.

Easily bring the Open Fire Pan, Kamoto Fire Pit, or both with you anywhere. This durable carry case holds the grill, pan and other small accessories in one easy-to-carry package.

The sack is a traditional bucket style bag that can adjust to the size of the internal load. The folded envelope-style closure helps keep soot, ash, grease, or other stove residue contained in the bag and not on clothing or car upholstery. Bonus, the bag buckle doubles as a bottle opener.

Made of durable nylon, coated with an easy-to-clean liner, and complete with a shoulder strap, this bag makes transporting any large Open Fire product simple. This sack is also perfect for storing your items when not in use.

Easily bring the Open Fire Pan, Kamoto Fire Pit, or both with you anywhere. This durable carry case holds the grill, pan and other small accessories in one easy-to-carry package.

The sack is a traditional bucket style bag that can adjust to the size of the internal load. The folded envelope-style closure helps keep soot, ash, grease, or other stove residue contained in the bag and not on clothing or car upholstery. Bonus, the bag buckle doubles as a bottle opener.

Made of durable nylon, coated with an easy-to-clean liner, and complete with a shoulder strap, this bag makes transporting any large Open Fire product simple. This sack is also perfect for storing your items when not in use.

Features

• Transports the Openfire Pans or the Kamoto Openfire Pit and any other small accessories you need to bring along.
• Safely store the Kamoto or Openfire Pan when not in use and keep soot and ash packed away during travel.
• Flap-top construction makes it easy to open and close, while a buckle (with a handy integrated bottle-opener) securesthe bag.
• Outer nylon fabric is rugged and durable.
• PU-coated inside is easy-to-clean.

Specifications

• Weight: 20.1oz
• Dimensions: 19.3 x 2.8 x 30.3”
• Fits: Open Fire Pans, Kamoto Fire Pits