Ooni Karu 2 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven (2nd Generation)
Ooni · Model UU-P30300
- Largest pizza
- 12 in
- Max temperature
- 950°F
- Weight
- Not listed
- Burns wood, charcoal or pellets as well as gas
- Yes
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Ooni Koda 2 Gas Powered Pizza Oven (2nd Generation)
Ooni's multi-fuel oven, $50 less: the same 950°F and the same 15 mm stone, and it burns wood or charcoal, with gas as an add-on burner sold separately. It takes a 12-inch pizza against 14, and Ooni gives three slightly different weights for it, so none is shown.
Better
- Burns wood, charcoal or pellets as well as gas
Matches
- Max temperature
- Stone thickness
Gives up
- Largest pizza: 12 in vs 14 in
vs the Ooni Karu 2 Pro Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven (2nd Generation)
Ooni's smaller multi-fuel oven, $400 less: the same 950°F, the same 15 mm stone, and the same wood, charcoal or add-on gas. It takes a 12-inch pizza against 16, and Ooni gives three slightly different weights for it, so none is shown.
Better
Nothing listed.
Matches
- Max temperature
- Burns wood, charcoal or pellets as well as gas
- Stone thickness
Gives up
- Largest pizza: 12 in vs 16 in
Full specifications
As Ooni publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Largest pizza
- 12 in
- Max temperature
- 950°F
- Weight
- Not listed
- Burns wood, charcoal or pellets as well as gas
- Yes
- Stone thickness
- 15 mm
- Fuel
- Wood, charcoal; gas with burner sold separately
- Warranty
- 1 year; 5 years if registered
Source: ooni.com
What matters in pizza ovens
Most outdoor pizza ovens reach the same top heat; what separates them is plainer. How big a pizza fits, how heavy the oven is when you carry it to the table, whether it burns wood or charcoal as well as gas, and how thick the stone is that holds the heat between pizzas.
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