Portable Heat for Winter Camping | Gasland Outdoors Propane Heater 

Got to say, you explaining all the hookups while the metal grates were still inside of the thing and then you putting it together maybe my favorite thing I've seen all day!

Its 18° you don’t need extra heat!!🥶 BD! I like that it holds a 20# tank 👍

Man heaters have come a long way

I have been running one all winter in my fithwheel, i use 30lb bottles, i only needed it on number 2 even in -40. U do need fresh air. Im not even skirted. U can put a wood stove fan on the front.

Been wondering how you guys are staying warm. Our furnace died in the house when the tempos were negative and man this would've been nice

in a vehicle you Never use Any gas heater for a multitude of reasons but this is what yourself and so many others misunderstand & have no idea about how to properly keep warm in the winter

Really nice set up and good review! I've used my BIG BUDDY heater successfully for years and started using a #20 tank instead of the #1 tanks. What's unique about the Gasland is how it integrates the tanks regardless of size. I'm sure the gas heater experts will be screaming how you shouldn't use the heater and tank inside but realistically Buddy heaters were designed to be used with a #1 tank (INSIDE) so what the hell is the difference??? One question I do have does Gasland suggest using a filter between the tank and heater? All the Buddy heater models strongly suggest using a filter for any tank bigger than 1 pound. Regardless of whose heater you use they're all unvented and will produce condensation. I've learned to vent well and keep the heat low enough to keep you warm and that will reduce any condensation. I'm now moving on to a diesel heater nothing against propane just looking to keep condensation to a minimum. Keep on campin and stay warm!