Tosnail 15.5" x 6.5" Wooden Fireplace Bellows - Ideal for Stoking Fireplaces and Grills

Tim H: Purchased one of these 6 years ago, and it held up extremely well. After that long with heavy use (New England winters, and our wood stove is our primary heat), some small cracks started to develop in the bellows material.
Purchased another one of these to replace it, as a 6 year lifespan at this price point is an amazing value.
Highly recommended.

United States on Feb 06, 2023

Caissy: bon rapport qualité-prix

Canada on Dec 30, 2022

Ian: You know what really gets my fire going? This bellows. Sick of blowing into a Smokey fire pit? Let this little guy do the work for you. Small and light. Could pack it away easily for a hike or camping

Canada on Aug 05, 2021

MaU: No es de gran tamaño pero funciona para prender el carbón rápidamente

Mexico on Oct 05, 2020

Trippet: And that's why it gets 3 stars. It neither fails nor surpasses expectation. I have medium to large hands for a woman and I find this bellows to be on the small side. I feel like a clumsy oaf when using it and my lung power exerts more air at a time than this little guy. However, the bellows has far more stamina than my lungs (or rather my head as I get a little faint after a while).

For small fires it will work fine (our chimney is maybe 8" in diameter, which I consider small). For a normal to large fireplace I'd look for something larger and with more air capacity. I've had it for 1 or 2 years and it's not showing signs of wear and tear so it does seem to be durable. The tip has been near the embers numerous times and no damage is showing so it does stand up to the heat.

United States on Feb 08, 2019

Brandon: I was looking for a replacement for the "fanning cardboard" in order to get air in my fireplace for my fire. This tool provides precise control with the amount of air in the bellows much better that the fanning carboard which sometimes can put a fire out. The quality of the product is ok, if it were more expensive I would be more annoyed about it, but it serves a great value. I would highly recommend this product for anyone who is serious about campfires.

United States on Dec 13, 2018

Dragon: La qualité du bois est moins bonne qu'espérer mais il travail merveilleusement bien. J'ai fini de m'époumonner pour garder mon feu en vie.

Canada on Aug 13, 2018

Mike: Dose what it's intended to do, but the leather is pretty crap and easily gets melted.

Canada on Jan 20, 2018

GelflingGelfling: I've used this for my charcoal grill for a year now, and it's held up well. It's infinitely better than fanning with a piece of cardboard and I've gotten fires hotter than I ever could without it. The construction material looks cheap but a year later, it still works great.

My only complaint is that the air is a little too focused, meaning you get a strong, quick burst of air in one small spot, which sometimes puts out a fire instead of stoking it. I think a slightly broader nozzle would be preferable.

United States on Jul 04, 2017

margi_all_music_fan: Love this thing. From sluggish fire to white hot raging inferno in less than a minute.

I've used a wood stove to heat my home for over 20 years now, and sometimes a dampish piece of wood requires some coaxing to get really hot. I've risked facial scarring more than a few times to blow into the stove door to get the job done.

This thing works perfect. I don't know why some reviewers say that the nozzle comes off, it looks well built and I've used this at least 15 times now with no worries. There is no reason it would fall off, unless they used it as a poker. Seriously, that is what a poker is for.

This is not a poker, it is a kick-ass facial scarring avoidance tool.

United States on Nov 29, 2016