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Gozney’s new Arc Lite brings pro-level pizza heat to any backyard

Gozney launches new small, compact, yet mighty outdoor pizza oven

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Gozney, the global leader in premium, design-led outdoor pizza ovens, has just dropped an exciting new launch: the Arc Lite. This compact extension of its Arc and Arc XL series makes it possible for everyone to enjoy a professional-grade pizza oven, delivering the same live-fire performance but ideal for smaller spaces. The Arc Lite, priced at $399.99, is designed to cook pizzas up to 12 inches at up to 950°F / 500°C using Gozney’s signature lateral rolling flame. Beyond pizza, this compact, yet mighty pizza oven can also be used for flame-finished veggies, steaks, and more.

“Everyone deserves to experience cooking with real fire. That’s where Arc Lite comes in,” said Tom Gozney, Founder and CEO of Gozney. “It’s compact, powerful, and easy to use. You can place it on a balcony or take it to your mate’s, and it still kicks out the same flame and heat as our bigger ovens. What I love is how it changes the vibe when people get together. Suddenly everyone’s in it. Topping and turning pizzas, having a laugh. Those moments become the reason. That’s what Arc Lite is all about.”

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Some of the exciting new features of the Gozney Arc Lite include:

  • Signature lateral rolling flame for even, natural heat and consistent results.
  • High-performance 12mm stone floor for crisp, well-baked pizza bases.
  • Front-facing dial control for smooth, intuitive flame management.

The Gozney Arc Lite will be available for purchase starting March 3rd in an Off Black colorway (select retailers and direct through Gozney.com). If you’ve been dreaming of your very own pizza oven (without the space for a full-size), Gozney’s new Arc Lite might just be your solution.

Emily Caldwell
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