Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps
A 24-inch propane firebowl that puts out 58,000 BTU with a self-igniter instead of a match, so a family circle gets real flame in about a second — and it goes out just as fast when the kids go to bed. Because it burns propane rather than wood, there is no smoke, no sparks, and no ash to carry home, which is also why it stays legal in a lot of places where an open wood fire is banned during a dry fall. It runs on a standard propane tank and comes with a cover and carry straps so it travels between the truck, the site and the patio without a second trip.
Check Latest Price on Amazon →Why You Need This
The burn ban goes up the week of your trip, and the wood you already bought is now a pile of sticks you cannot legally light.
🏆 How It Compares
The step up from a 19-inch bowl: same propane convenience with a wider flame ring and listed self-ignition, for sites with room for a 24-inch footprint.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- 58,000 BTU throws heat for a full family circle, not just the two chairs nearest the flame
- Self-igniter lights without a match or a long lighter, even in wind
- Ships with a cover and carry straps, so it moves from truck to site in one trip
- Smokeless and spark-free — welcome in many areas where an open wood fire is banned
- Genuinely off when you turn it off: no coals to drown and no ashes to pack out in the morning
❌ Cons
- Standard propane tank is not included, so budget for the bottle as well
- A 24-inch bowl needs a real footprint at the site — not a backpacking item
- You get flame ambience, not the crackle and coal bed of a wood fire, so roasting over coals is out
🎯 Who Is This For?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps best for?
Best for family campsites and burn-ban weekends where you want a real flame with an off switch.
Who should buy the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps?
Families camping in fire-restricted counties who still want a fire ring to sit around Campers who hate smelling like smoke in the morning or packing out ash RV and trailer campers who already carry a propane tank and want a second use for it Anyone who wants heat back on in ten seconds after the last rain shower
What problem does the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps solve?
The burn ban goes up the week of your trip, and the wood you already bought is now a pile of sticks you cannot legally light.
What are the drawbacks of the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps?
Owners and reviewers call out a few trade-offs: Standard propane tank is not included, so budget for the bottle as well A 24-inch bowl needs a real footprint at the site — not a backpacking item You get flame ambience, not the crackle and coal bed of a wood fire, so roasting over coals is out
How much does the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps cost?
It is listed at $196.48 on Amazon. Prices on Amazon move around, so check the current price before you buy.
What do owners say about the Flame King Smokeless Propane Fire Pit, 24-inch Portable Firebowl, 58K BTU with Self Igniter, Cover & Carry Straps?
It carries a 4.6-out-of-5 rating from 1,219 Amazon customer reviews.
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