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Recall: Snow Peak Takibi Propane Inserts and Lava Rocks

The October 8 CPSC notice identifies model ST-332-US and directs consumers to stop using the affected accessories and contact Snow Peak.

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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission published an October 8, 2026, recall of Snow Peak Takibi Fireplace Propane Inserts and Lava Rocks. The notice identifies model ST-332-US and reports that the lava rocks can ignite and explode when heated, creating burn and fire hazards. Consumers should stop using the affected accessories and follow the official remedy instructions. Read the complete CPSC recall notice.

Identify the exact product

CPSC describes the recalled accessories as propane inserts and lava rocks used with Snow Peak Pack & Carry Fireplace L and XL products. The notice distinguishes the accessories from the fireplace itself. Check the model information against the official description and images; do not decide solely from a generic campsite photograph.

The notice says the model number can be found on packaging and in the manual. If you cannot confidently identify equipment you own, contact Snow Peak through the official recall page before using it again. Keep the packaging and purchase information available while resolving the question.

Follow the stated remedy

The official notice offers a refund process or replacement lava rocks and says not to use the inserts until replacement rocks are received. Follow the current notice for return, replacement, and disposal details. Use the manufacturer’s official recall page to coordinate the remedy.

Do not substitute unrelated rocks or a campsite repair idea for the prescribed action. Keep the recall identifier and your correspondence with the product record. If you select a replacement remedy, update the inventory when it is completed so another traveler can distinguish an unresolved recall from documented completion.

Check shared equipment too

If camping equipment is packed by several people, tell everyone who could retrieve or use the affected item that it is out of service. A product can remain in a storage compartment long after its owner has seen a notice. Make the status clear in the equipment inventory and follow the manufacturer’s handling instructions.

This report covers the identified notice; it is not a complete consumer-product recall search. Review our recall-checking workflow and use official sources for other products. Any accompanying generic gear image is illustrative and should not be used to identify whether a particular item is recalled.

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