16 Comments

1. Will says:

   March 23, 2018 at 8:11 pm

   Harman P68, runs 24×7 (minus 30 minutes cleaning once per week) in MA just east of Prov, RI.
   Packsaddle pellets, although a bit pricier, are by far the cleanest and longest lasting pellets I’ve used too date. Very low ash, glass stays clean, cleanup is easy as the ash doesn’t stick. I use less to keep an entire 3-story 3900SqFt home warm than with any other pellet, so the price evens out. This year I burned some Easy Blaze (on nights above 35 degrees, and packsaddle for all the nights below that). Burned Blazer last year. Both are no comparison to Packsaddle, and I will purchase 6 tons on an early-bird special again this summer (if I can find a distributor in my area again).

2. Tobias says:

   March 3, 2018 at 6:01 pm

   I have a quadra fire castile insert. What setting on the control box do you recommend for pack saddle pellets?

3. Chuck Davis says:

   February 13, 2018 at 11:41 pm

   I Have been burning packsaddle pellets for two years, This year I have noticed that I have a lot more ash and a coagulated buildup in my burn pot, I have a Harman XXV . On the most part I guess fpr the money they are worth it but Okannagans were much cleaner.

4. Jody says:

   January 31, 2018 at 3:24 am

   Packsaddle pellets are the BEST!!!! They put out the best heat and VERY little ash!! Trying to fine another place to purchase them around where I live because the place we purchase them always runs out

5. Yunner says:

   November 26, 2017 at 5:58 am

   I switched to packsaddle this year after burning lacrete, New England, north country, and various other brands in past 5 years. What a difference! These burn so clean that I have not yet cleaned my stove once, after running it for a month of heavy use. I can tell it is clean by listening to the stove — when it ignites, the pellets hit the burning pot with a cristal clear sound, meaning no ash left in the pot. The ash tray proves that too. I used to be forced to clean my stove every week, but now….

   Yes it is a little more expensive, but you get what you pay for. Definitely the best. My years long experiment is over.

6. Mark Nichol says:

   April 19, 2017 at 2:38 am

   I’ve been burning pellets for 7 years, I’ve tried a lot of different pellets both hard wood and soft wood. I purchased a ton of Packsaddle pellets and by far they are the best pellets I have ever used. They burn clean and hot so there is very little ash left behind. I empty the ash tray every two to three weeks and my stove runs 24/7. If your looking for a new pellet, you need to buy Packsaddle. The price is higher than the other pellets but it’s worth it in maintenance and cleaning.