OhioWoodandIronWorks Campfire Poker

The hooked end acts like a classic shepherd's crook, making it easy to grab and pull logs or reposition burning wood. The barbed end features a small point that digs into the wood, offering more leverage and grip for moving heavier logs or breaking up embers.

The stand features a sturdy spike at the base that pushes directly into the soil or grass near your fire pit. It provides a stable, upright storage solution that keeps the poker off the ground and within arm's reach while you're tending the fire.

While the finish is durable, it is essentially a painted iron product. To maintain the appearance and prevent surface rust over time, we recommend storing the poker in a dry place during long periods of non-use or heavy rain.

Yes, 30 inches is a standard, versatile length that provides enough reach to manage most residential fire pits without forcing you to stand too close to the heat. If you have an exceptionally large or deep commercial-style pit, you may want to measure your distance to ensure it meets your comfort level.

Because each piece is made to order by hand, you should expect slight variations in the twist of the handle and the shape of the leaf accent. These small differences are part of the artisanal process and ensure that your specific tool is one-of-a-kind.