You shouldn’t have to struggle to enjoy a nice campfire this Fall

28 Sep 2021

Choose Roseville, Success Stories

This unique product is the only one in the market and it started right here in Roseville! Mike Vukich created the Windtinder, which originally started one damp morning while camping on the North Shore. It was very difficult to get the fire started and there was no good way to provide airflow to the fire. He came back home and developed the fire stoking fan, which can also be used as a personal cooling fan on hot summer days. The Windtinder fan is well designed for optimal air flow to lightly coax small embers as well as assist in stoking a well-burning fire.
Windtinder values durable and handmade goods. It also offers other Minnesota-made outdoor products as well as clothing and accessories. Check out their website to shop the full product list and sign up to receive 20% off the very first fire stoking fan! Support this online shop and follow their Facebook for updates as it continues to expand.

Windtinder
218-290-4499
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