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Olympus Wood Pellets

100% Softwood (Douglas Fir) – Ultra Premium Fuel

Reviewed by the editors Updated August 2, 2026 17 owner ratings · 3 written

Our score 4.6 Editors · out of 5
Owners 3.1 17 ratings
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Olympus Wood Pellets

Olympus Wood Pellets are manufactured using only high-quality Douglas fir sawdust, with no fillers, bark, or binders. The result is a very dense, dry pellet engineered for clean burning, high heat output and minimal ash.

Typical specs: Recent batches report ash content under 0.25% and moisture significantly lower than industry “Premium” standards. Because of the softwood species and rigorous processing, these pellets deliver stronger heat and longer burn time compared to many typical blends.

Availability: While originally produced in the Pacific Northwest, Olympus is available nationwide through select dealers and online distribution. Because of its premium nature and softwood feedstock, verify bag date and storage condition before purchasing large quantities.

Status note: Olympus remains a highly-regarded pellet brand noted for quality and clean operation. That said, some user feedback indicates batch variation in recent seasons—so testing a few bags early in the season is recommended.

Bottom line: If your pellet stove is set up for softwood fuel and you’re seeking a top-tier product with exceptional heat and very low ash, Olympus Wood Pellets are an excellent choice—just check for fresh bag date and storage quality before committing.

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3 written reviews

  1. Jerry Halford

    Olympus Pellets

    Liked

    Price is as good as any. I buy 8 pallets of pellets every Fall and get a 5% discount at Tractor Supply.

    Disliked

    Don't put out nearly as much heat as Blazer pellets. I have to turn my stove up a couple of notches to get the same heat. Also, there is a lot more ask with Olympus.

  2. Charles Henry Dougherty

    Best pellets available, bought 50 bags from tractor supply in lodi California last year. Had to clean my heater only once all year. This year they only had x brand burning twice as much and have to clean my heater every 5 bags. Trying to find olympus pellets around my area, don't want to burn anything else.

    Liked

    Great product

    Disliked

    Can't find any near me

  3. Joe Granacki

    Clinker clogged my ash door and unburnt pellets keeps choking the fire out, low heat output. Tractor supply told me these were green supreme and they just changed their name, they lied, grange co op, home depot and coastal have them and they work ay better than oly's puss

    Liked

    Lots of ash and clinkers

    Disliked

    No heat, suffocates the fire

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