Building A Roaring Campfire With Zippo's Camp Fire Building Kit

[@PaulReichard-v9w]

Thank you for reviewing this product.

[@hippooo135]

really cool video keep it up brother🔥❤️

[@dowilderness4545]

Thanks 🔥

[@zaaadud2178]

love the video, ignore the other comments 👍

[@dowilderness4545]

Thanks, will do!

[@simonwinwood]

❤ great video. a sub from europe mate x

[@lesmazur5690]

I think you should have packed a few cotton balls and Vaseline I know I can get them to go off pretty quickly

[@bee4pcgoldrule.007]

We would of all froze to death with that setup.

[@EggerRJ]

Shred the tinder up into a birds nest type shape, and it will light a lot quicker next time.

[@dowilderness4545]

I have used cotton and Vaseline for 30 years and by habbit expected a 5 strike light.Check out my other fire building videos. Ya I had a mind fart thanks for the input.

[@mcockrell21]

subbed

[@Dave11144]

Are you ok?

[@JakeJulian-mx1vp]

Glad to see this review. You did a great job. A few notes: You have to break that tinder apart a LOT more than what you did. It should be in a loose pile. It actually tells you this in the directions. Also why do you sound like you are gasping for breath in every shot? I understand your age and health. But what I am really asking is who is doing your audio? This should not be getting picked up in the video. It's off putting because the microphone is amplifying it.

[@dowilderness4545]

Audio is a bitch i use a jobe wireless mic have any sugestions

[@JakeJulian-mx1vp]

@@dowilderness4545 Do you edit yourself or have an editor? You could have him cut out the portions of audio where you aren't talking on your clip on mic. Use the camera audio (with a wind screen and external shotgun mic depending on your camera type) for the background noise and your clip on mic will work like a live voice over mic. That way you cannot hear anything coming from yourself when you aren't speaking, yet when you are talking you still get that nice audio. There are also ways you can just edit this out in post depending on the program you use. I'm not an expert myself but this is the approach I would try to take. Separate audio tracks for you and for background noise. Then cut the portions of audio with heavy breathing and such.

[@dowilderness4545]

Thanks for the tip I edit myself so constantly wanting tips.

[@jaysmith4775]

dang dude u wore me out watching u strike the rod. next time ruffle up tender bundle put on a rock or hard surface put rod in at a slant touching hard surface then strike downwards a few times will work everytime and wont wear ya out

[@dowilderness4545]

I have used cotton and Vaseline for 30 years and by habbit expected a 5 strike light.Check out my other fire building videos. Ya I had a mind fart thanks for the input.

[@jaysmith4775]

@@dowilderness4545 understandable but even with cotton and Vaseline u cud still put sum shaving on product then get right deep in it and 1 strike u got fire trying to help u out man no disrespect at all love your vid

[@cr0cket01]

lol i thought that tree never fall

[@Don69420]

As the other guy said, you gotta break it up Way more. And whats up with the breathing man

[@dowilderness4545]

I have used cotton and Vaseline for 30 years and by habbit expected a 5 strike light.Check out my other fire building videos. Ya I had a mind fart thanks for the input.

[@tfwj69]

Use a zippo lighter sir, it is weather proof.