Yukon Grill Top and Hub, Cast Iron Cooktop with Stainless steel Hub for 8”Elevation, Addition for Yukon Fire Pit, Weight: 21.5lbs, Diameter: 17.5"

This is one helluva fire pit! It creates a monster fire easily. We bought all the BBQ/Grill add ons and it is wonderful.

I love my SoloStove! It’s a great looking product that functions well. This is a great accessory to add on to your solo stove purchase Assembly takes no time at all. Super sturdy, and easy to move around. On the grill in my review video I have some bacon wrapped jalapeños, and y'all…so good!

I own an older model Solo Stove Yukon fire pit and wanted to add this grill accessory. Unfortunately for the older model, the hub required an adapter ring to mate the two. I was not able to find the adapter on the Solo Stove web page so I submitted a customer service request with my issue. Heard back the same day. In fact, several emails back and forth to fully understand and resolve the issue all happened in the same day. Very helpful agents. Totally resolved the concern and today, FedEx delivered the adapter ring just a couple of days after I first contacted Solo Stove. Highly recommend the company, the product and the customer service department. Grill is on the expensive side but well made, attractive, and perfect fit.

The grill top and hub is excellent for cooking food on the grill, very easy to setup and clean. Highly recommend using some heat resistant gloves, when removing the hub and grill for cleanup. Worth the money.

The grill is great and the food we cooked on it is delicious. The only downside is you have to let the grill cool down before you can store it and you can’t put the solo stove cover over it while it’s hot. Being that it is cast iron and can be prone to rust you have to have a plan on where to put it while it cools down…and even after that, where to put it once it’s done and cool. And you’d have to make sure it doesn’t plan to rain soon if you let it cool down outdoors. We’ve put it in the oven to cool before, but if we needed the oven we’ve resorted to putting it on the garage floor to cool until it’s done, and even then it’s hard to say where to put it until next use. If there was a product solo stove sold to store the grill, or to help with transition between being hot and cool I would buy it in a heartbeat. All in all, serves a great purpose and the novelty of cooking I’ve an open fire on cast iron is pretty awesome, it’s just an investment of time and work, not really a “quick and easy clean up.”