You can’t charge an electric lantern on the side of mt Everest or K2 but you can run a lantern on the same cylinder that the stoves use.

Gas is way to go for a lantern

Another good fire starter that can be made from common household items is Vaseline/Petroleum Jelly and Cottonballs. Coat the cotton balls with Vaseline and pack in a small container. I use an old 35mm film container. To use just pull it apart to spread-out the fibers. A few sparks from your ferro rod and you have a flame. If you have enough Vaseline on it you can get a 3-5 min flame. It doubles as a first aid item. Can be used on your lips for chapped lips or coat bandage as not to stick to wound.

That's the sand hand open down scene

How do you open up the battery pack

That stainless steel version is one of the BEST designed compact folding utensils for camping & survival use ! I have tested these and am very impressed how good the can opener functions.

That is one of the BEST designed compact folding utensils for camping & survival use ! I have tested these and am very impressed how good the can opener functions.

Hahaha oke boy poured water on a flame thinking it wouldn't go out lmfao

It is athrowawaystove.Don'expect a lot from it.

They’re called pronges

This guy's a back yard camper can tell cause he can't build a proper fire

It's good to have both in your camping equipment isobutane or white gas and rechargeable LED lanterns. Use the isobutane or white gas outside and LED in your tent. If one fails you have a backup light source.

Survival food is not supposed to be fine dining...pussy.

i think this dude bought it to light his meth pipe

Sterno stove, IF you can still find it, was $6 back in 2014 but a lot higher today. One does not have to use the firebox sticks in order to use it. The Sterno stove is nice for light duty use. Aluminum can melt at high temperatures. Bending metal is called annealing, which can make it brittle. A better burner than the sterno is the Trangia. Or Redcamp. You can actually put two of those in there for added heat! Firebox is built to last a lifetime. You can use many different fuels in it. It is impervious to most levels of heat too. Including but not limited to: Sticks Mini Sweedish Candles Alcohol Stoves Charcoal Esbit fuel tabs. And with an optional kit, you can even use butane burner in it. Downside is that it is a bit on the heavy side. You get what you pay for though. A question about the sterno stove - can you bake on it? Can you use the fuels listed above without problems? Firebox has a zebra billy pot that is designed to work with the firebox to bake with. Can you do a comparison video with the different kinds of fuels actually being used to cook with besides heating water? In both? I have the Firebox with all the extra goodies and the Nano too. Just trying to keep options open ya know.

I wonder if using a heat resistant paint would make it last longer? (Sterno)

Gas is cooler, that’s all you need to know.

How bout trying it out either before the video , OR , better yet try it in Your video ?!

How bout trying it out either before the video , OR , better yet try it in Your video ?!

i would rather have the rechargeable because u don't need to buy gas for it u just charge it and it can charge in a vehicle and safer so i would get the rechargeable one way better

I use white gas lanterns while camping. They usually work better to light up a large area. If you only need light close up, the battery one works just fine.

To myself camping is not camping with out a gas lantern to me coleman is the go to lantern for me they last for generations and usually dont take much to clean up and get going again and im like the other guys that said i will never give up my gas lantern for a battery one everyone has there own unique way of what they Prefer to have for lighting mine is just the gas just dont like the color of light the leds gives off

Didn’t get a chance to read all comments but Shoe goo works great as well!

Watch at 1.7x speed. What is the body made of? You covered the matte finish but is it rubberized? Aluminum? Plastic?

Muito bom

Just got to be smarter than the Sterno stove to put it together love my Sterno stove uses any fuel wood alcohol tabs

why are you putting it on dry cedar tinder? dude, a paper towel could light that shit. it would have been nice to see what this stuff could do using wet wood or sticks or leaves, or anything you might find in the actual woods. complete armchair, neck beard survival.

I found the comments more valuable than the video XD

Forbidden kit kat

Um, you're supposed to pull away the orange warning tag away first, then you can open the lighter.........

CO is generated in low oxygen environment or during incomplete combustion.

Did you use it?

I gotta figure out how to get my filler material to come up more, the darn thing is a little too far down and it goes out after about 2 hours, too bad you cant pull off the top of the base. Any recomendations out there?

This list is useful too, what you guys think?: *survivalinnature.com/top-10-best-survival-fire-starters?73* It really helped me choose the right fire-starter 4:36

Please not: butane freezes at -1°C, and a household freezer will easily reach -10, so the gas in the lighter will become liquid very quickly, but the low latent heat of vapourisation will allow for the butane to become gas very quickly again.

To light things on the side such as a pipe, use the zippo pipe lighter that has a specific pipe insert. www.pipesandcigars.com/p/zippo-pipe-lighter-lighters/1496015/

I sure hope you have learned to build a proper fire in the past 6 years. Next time a dab will do.

Where can I buy one?😭😭

Firebox is really better quality and design. U get what you pay I guess.

GAS all the way! even in 2020. even more so!

So you guys are saying gas is better cause it act like the sun?

I've had one for years and have used it alot. Never have had any issues. Here's a cheaper idea. Just throw a knife, fork, and spoon from your kitchen drawer in your kit. Why do you need a gadget to eat?

Battery is better no mantle easier to carry and no need to cool down after use globe is tougher

Tengo uno y no enciende, cargo gas y tampoco enciende. ¿Alguien podría ayudarme por favor?

why must u sound so sad and unsure of yourself bbg

The Sterno folding stove is EASY if you learn the trick! HERE IS THE TRICK: (1) Start with it ON ITS SIDE. This makes the back easy to insert between the tabs. (2) Before inserting, fold the Bottom wire in and inch or two so the wire on both sides will fold into the slots. (3) Insert the back between the tabs on both sides. (4) Fold the bottom wire into the slots. (5) Close the door. Viola! If you try to set it up holding the grill side up and attempt to fold everything together, it will be a lot of work. Gravity will work against you. You will feel like a scene from an Abbott & Costello movie. Trust me. Lay the box ON ITS SIDE and you will see how simple it is. BTW, as a test as a wood burner, I put mine together and added a piece of aluminum flashing on the bottom. I added some wood and lit the stove. Once I had it going, I put on a 2 quart stainless camp pot with 2 cups of cold tap water. It started to boil in 4.5 minutes. Light windy, breezy conditions. About 65 degrees temperature. Wood was dry. I was pleasantly surprised at the results. I found I added more wood through the top than the door. It reminded me of the braziers used by Revolutionary War reenactors.

I guess if you don't know how to build a campfire, just use 10 times more fire paste than was needed.

Not too expensive so you can use a lot. How I like to use it is just use a toothpaste bead of fire starter and spread it like mayo on bread.

things a piece of garbage!

I haven't smoked since 2006 but I still carry a bic everywhere I go. Why? Honestly, why not? If I need backup lighting to find my flashlight. If I need to melt something. If I need to light someone else's cigarette. If I need to douse myself in gasoline in protest it would be super embarrassing not to have your own ignition source.