What is Reddit's opinion of Outland Living Portable Propane Fire Pit, 19-inch, 58,000 BTU Smokeless Gas Firebowl | Perfect for Camping, Patio, Backyard, Tailgating, Deck, RV| Black 823 Standard?

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I got an Outland brand. Could not be happier! I use it to tailgate sometimes at festivals! They come in different sizes also... Outland Living Model 823 Portable Propane Fire Pit, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007UMD2L0/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_DBDT9CVW7Y0SH2HQPYCS?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Yeah I've been considering something like https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B007UMD2L0?pf_rd_r=7Y0R3KGDZRB2A6QZW9HN&pf_rd_p=05326fd5-c43e-4948-99b1-a65b129fdd73&pd_rd_r=6c9f6358-552b-427b-ba6d-82d87bf7e4f5&pd_rd_w=ckYn8&pd_rd_wg=blCeB&ref_=pd_gw_unk

It's just a dumb-ass suggestion (since I'm a camper myself)... But because you'll be in colder weather when it tends to rain (and maybe even snow), to just make things super easy, have you ever thought of a double tent cot?

1. You're off the ground and dry,

2. You're off the ground and not cold from the ground,

3. They're super comfortable because they have a little give (being a cot),

4. You don't need a ground tarp, and

5. They can be set up and taken down in 1/3 the time of a regular tent.

I bought both the Kamp-rite one, and the cheaper Ozark one. The Ozark one takes only 3 minutes longer to set up than the Kamp-rite one, but for less than half the price. (But the Kamp-rite one is certainly heavier material, but also bulkier and heavier in weight).

As for a fire, I bought an Outland 19" propane fire bowl on Amazon that gives off 58,000 BTU of heat (leg-melting heat). They're fire-ban exempt, and lasts 5 hours on high, 8 hours on low on a 20lb bottle of propane (if you have a vented vehicle that can transport propane safely). You can set it up literally anywhere. I set mine up for picnics during pit-stops at the side of the road. And I use it when camping as well. You can do weiners over it, and heat a pot of water for coffee/washing if you get a grill to go over it, but I wouldn't cook anything over it that can drip (nothing oily like sausage, an no marshmellows, since they can drip and clog the propane holes).

Just a thought since it can be cold in October. Have lots of fun!! :)