Fire Starting Gel Shootout

A test of three fire-starting compounds I was able to purchase online. Fire Ribbon, Hot Snot and Fire Paste.

I compare ease of lighting, wind and water resistance, price and burn time.

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Wireless audio system:

Lavalier microphone:

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Good video, thanks. My wife and I took a road trip and camped all through the back roads of the rockies years ago, it's one of the most beautiful places in the world.

[LUVDOGS]

Nicely done. Without a velometer, the wind test makes it difficult to compare wind resistance. But really, in the field, there are workarounds for wind. Thank you for your effort.

[WillCulbertsonIT]

Good to see some more videos! Guess that camping trip was a long one! Thanks for the product review, always need to know what works best.

[HFVidShotz]

Appreciate the review. Sure would like to find a spot like that to stay at over a weekend. Nice!

[scottboyle]

Thanks for the test. Chapstick, Vaseline and tea candles are lightweight, inexpensive firestarter and are multipurpose. Just my two cents.