Propane Fire Pit

[Ragman]

I don't own a propane fire pit but I know a lot of you use them. I ran across this today on sale at REI and thought it looked like a good deal from a reputable company so I thought I would share it for anyone that was interested-seems like a good deal unless shipping is a killer.

Camp Chef Redwood Gas Fire Pit with Lid and Heat-Dispersing Lava Rocks | REI Co-op

Enjoy the warmth of an outdoor fire without the mess and fuss of chopping wood. The Camp Chef Redwood Fire Pit is perfect for an evening under the stars on the patio or at your favorite campground.

www.rei.com

 

[John Bishop]

Seems a little salty to me for price, but that's only my opinion.
I bought an Outland Living from Costco last year for around $100. It's about 19" dia. Used it once and it was great, but I've realized it really is too big to pack in the Jeep. Great on the patio, though!
I was happy with the brand, so I recently bought their Firecube. It's 14"x14"x 10"(h) and around $115. Shouldn't take as much room to pack. Haven't used it yet, but I don't expect any problems.

 

[Biker Eagle]

I too have an Outland and find it too big to transport, so its assigned back yard duty. Recently bought a Little Red Campfire and it's the size of a cake pan and packs nicely.

 

[Hike_Gang]

Completely agree. We have a propane fire pit but use it mostly at home in our back yard except for winter camping trips due its bulkiness.

 

[Todd S.]

Completely agree. We have a propane fire pit but use it mostly at home in our back yard except for winter camping trips due its bulkiness.

I just received the Tembo Tusk Fire Pit. Super compact and folds down flat. It is a bit pricey but it seems all Overlanding gear has a high price. What I like is when you a ready to turn in for the night, you just turn it off.