Outland propane firepit

[WhittleBurner]

Today (4/8) I found the 19 inch outland firepit on Amazon for a decent price if anyone is in the market. Not sure how long it'll be at this price - $79.99

[Steven@147]

Today (4/8) I found the 19 inch outland firepit on Amazon for a decent price if anyone is in the market. Not sure how long it'll be at this price - $79.99

That's a good price Marcy ! We bought one a couple years ago and really like it. We paid a lot more than that. You don't get the smoke that you do with a wood campfire and in some places we have stayed, a wood campfire is not allowed because of the flying sparks, ash cleanup or maybe smoke, but propane campfires like the Firebowl are allowed. . We have made smores with ours.

[Soundsailor]

Today (4/8) I found the 19 inch outland firepit on Amazon for a decent price if anyone is in the market. Not sure how long it'll be at this price - $79.99

That's a great price, we have an Outland and really love it. It is soo much easier to hook the hose up to the quick connect and fire up this fireplace than to have to deal with firewood.

[WhittleBurner]

That's a good price Marcy ! We bought one a couple years ago and really like it. We paid a lot more than that. You don't get the smoke that you do with a wood campfire and in some places we have stayed, a wood campfire is not allowed because of the flying sparks, ash cleanup or maybe smoke, but propane campfires like the Firebowl are allowed. . We have made smores with ours.

We have had that one for 8 yeaars, it was $80 at Costco that long ago. We got it for traveling west, handy everyplace that has fire bans. Ended up using it way more than we ever thought we would.

[trailrydr]

Good price! We too looked at propane fired firepits. But after comparing them in similiar size and BTU, got a wood burner instead.

True, getting wood and dealing with the maintenance of a wood burner (primarily cleaning/cooling for storage and fuel), the heat wood puts out with relative similiar storage requirements, and of course, the aroma of burning wood made it a better choice for us. Plus dont like taking the propane tanks out for refil either... been going on 2 yrs on our last propane fill (used primarily for stove top and blackstone cooking only) and still have a tank and a half left.

[Redapple63]

Costco has the “Kirkland” brand on sale for $69.00. Looks just like and Outland. Got on for my son for his birthday.

Bill