6 NEXT LEVEL camping gadgets you haven't seen

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@moscaman559 Год назад

Steve with Firebox stove is legit ! Can’t believe the meals he whips up in the backcountry and anyone who hikes with goats is ok in my book !

@latigomorgan Год назад

I got one of those Firebox chef knifes just before Christmas last year. After being disappointed in how an expensive bushcraft knife cut and chopped food because the blade was too thick, I was very happy with the Firebox knife. It doesn't weigh enough for me to leave it behind, but does a phenomenal job with food prep. The neoprene case allows me to store it inside my cooking kit without worrying about it beating up the stuff inside it.

@emilybyrd5293 Год назад

I have had a pocket bellow for years now. They are absolutely worth it. I never go camping without them. Do yourself a favor and get one you will no regret it.

@swtsoph Год назад

Same. But if you go winter camping, wrap some electrical tape around the top to make a mouthpiece. Otherwise you'll leave a frozen layer of lip skin behind on the metal (ouch).

@realworldmom Год назад

We have them to and its a lifesaver!

@oysterfarmnextdoor Год назад

I watched one of your videos that featured the coffee straw JOGO . I bought one and since then I literally do not leave without it. From basic cottage trips to backpacking trips the JOGO is with me.. thanks for the awesome videos, you always have something really cool

@brownbear8532 Год назад

Been rocking that bellow for 5 years now, now as said many times yes a pad will help you but i cant count how many times iv been the ONLY one with a roaring fire going on even in the rain on camping sites , pin pointing the heart of the fire with constant supply of air can makes the temperature of the coals go so high that even wet wood will catch on fire , and you save your eyebrows so you dont look like a ninja turtle after your backpacking trip . A must have for the backpackers, bushcrafter or the hybrids out there even ultralighters could manage it if they drill a few more holes in their toothbrush that is 😂

@coryo8224 Год назад

Glad you are safe and got out of there for help. It takes a strong person to admit they are hurting and need help. I hope people do the same when are in need. Love the videos.

@maryblakley3590 Год назад

For years we used a telescoping fly swatter as our bellows, but it finally bit the dust after 6 or 7 years of use (not bad for a dollar store hack). We ordered the pocket bellows and I can't wait to try it out!

@diam1381 Год назад

The swatter is genius.

@paulthomas2577 Год назад

Just got me some of that Coffee. Coffee, Coffee, Coffee. Coffee!

@HDBrown-wc9xt Год назад

Can we get a Dan Becker “getting back to the trail Training” video? Cause I’d really like to know what you pros do to get in shape for hikes.

@_cajun_baby_ Год назад

Chase mountains has good info on this. Hate to "advertise" another channel, but I use his knee exercises.

@AR9ify Год назад

"pro" 😂😂🤣🤣

@donkEEpunch85 Год назад

@AR9fy my thought too. I like Dan, but dudes only been hiking a few years.

@user70331 Год назад

Go on day hikes? Stairs 😉

@jeppejschou Год назад

after a year of over 2000 km on Trail, i use the stair master in gym whit my bagback whit a bit ektra weight than i will use for my hike.

@jamesyi535 Год назад

Fun Tip: Your flextail portable air pump can also be used to get a fire going. Beats blowing into a straw.

@AndyObusek Год назад

Dan- using the electric air mattress pump that you recommend doubles as a great “pocket bellows” too

@JeremyRiedel Год назад

What you have is a hygrometer, a hydrometer measures density in liquids. A hygrometer measures ambient humidity.

@pinkiewerewolf Год назад

I never do the KickStarter stuff but I'm tempted. I love my FireBox Stoves.

@alexabney7913 Год назад

You could also get a pocket barometer! They might be the most useful “ometer” for predicting incoming weather in your immediate vicinity. Some of them just have numbers but some have thing like rain, change and wind on the dial. If you check them periodically you can guess pretty well what’s going to happen and how severely based on the change in pressure and the time it took

@joanrusche6918 Год назад

Ok, I’m a backcountry chef. The knife is a temptation.

@theeds Год назад

I've really enjoyed Steeped coffee when in the Backcountry. They are sealed pouches of coffee in tea style bags. They are lightweight, fresh, and don't have the instant coffee taste.

@weirdmusicmixmaster Год назад

that pourover coffee seems like a really good pickmeup item for emergencies

@Adam_Newman Год назад

I have this knife & it's excellent

@HikingwithGus Год назад

SO happy to see you are back on your feet and recovering! Great stuff! I have been using Gaia and All Trails for years, maybe it's time to switch to OnX! On another note.... you mentioned the new "Permitting" requirements we outdoor creators are having to deal with, have you tried the process yet? My understanding is there are gears turning to take it to the SCOTUS. Here is Washington State our Parks have now adopted the same policies. Just seems to be another way to dip into our pockets.

@kurthermans Год назад

Never thought I'd be getting camping tips from Jim Halpert

@monicahimes1868 Год назад

Steve and Firebox gear is simply the best of the best! So happy to support an amazing company and purchased lots of his gear! Videos on how to use gear and tips from him are top notch! Get you some Firebox gear you won't regret it!

@monikastep5711 Год назад

I can also vouch for the Pocket Bellows. I only got it last Christmas,. but have used it already in many ways not just for outdoor fires either. I find we use less kindling in our wood stove. It also helped the fire in our burn barrel after Fiona.

@brianslocum5159 Год назад

I've always carried a metal "straw" when I go camping. It's 3 6" sections of brass tubing you can buy at the hardware store. They come in 12" lengths and diameter comes in 1/32" increments, and the walls of the tube are 1/64" thick, so they perfectly nest inside each other and are completely air tight. So three sections that are 6" long, nested inside each other is a home made version of that telescoping tube you got. This fits perfectly in my fire kit, and using a couple of silicone caps I found somewhere gives me a watertight tube in which I carry a few storm matches. I think the tubes I used were 3/8", 11/32", and 5/16" OD. (Nope, I just measured and the OD of the biggest tube is 5/16")

@karenpaulson Год назад

We use a large gauge knitting needle that has the point cut off.

@joshlowe7011 Год назад

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@catq275 Год назад

I love my firebox stove, and have been looking for a folding chef’s knife for months! I can’t wait to get mine!

@tedmiller8498 Год назад

Firebox stove products are top of the line. Well thought out, well made.

@aurtisanminer2827 Год назад

That coffee pouch is about as trouble free as it gets!

@rodoutdoors Год назад

Firebox products are great. I love the Titanium Nano and 8" cook kit. Steve is great and his channel is awesome. I appreciate the support he has given to my channel as well.

@kimberleybruce39 Год назад

I’ve been using my Govee thermometer for a year or so now, we take it on all our hiking trips. It’s great seeing how cold our sleep systems can take us so we can tailor our packs for each trip. And I just love data and spreadsheets 😂 it’s a great little device!

@MsJennyAnderson Год назад

The aero press is a great option for coffee too. It now has a version with a cup! Or get a coffee sock with a rigid top. We have both and they work great for camping.

@brewcompany Год назад

Hey there, Jenny! We'd love you to give our brewer a try and see how it can compare with these other brewing methods. Actually, thanks for the tip, this can be on our next video list! Cheers!

@geoffhiggins1886 Год назад

Just ordered a Chef knife from Firebox Stove, I have purchased quite a bit from Firebox, and happy to report everything is awesome stuff, I like to buy things once, bet the Chef's knife is just like the rest of Steve's stuff, Primo

@RobinEsch Год назад

I bought the chef knife. If you like to cook on road trips instead of eating out, it's great to have a well-made small-footprint chef knife. Plus it comes with a well designed, easy to use (neoprene) case/shield. Zero regrets with this purchase.

@ac346673 Год назад

I own a firebox nano titanium. Solid piece of kit, love it!

@WilliamBay Год назад

Since I bought a coffee grinder I'm spoiled with fresh daily grinds. For camping, can't go wrong with pre-grinding enough for the trip the night before, and using an Aeropress on the trip. They're pretty indestructible, and yield delicious coffee.

@mvanshaar Год назад

All the firebox stuff is amazing. My favorite is the titanium 5”. So robust but still relatively light weight.

@slymanbry Год назад

And it can be used with several different fuels, as is the case with all Firebox Stove models. I love using alcohol stoves for heating water, lump charcoal for grilling, and of course just sticks from the forest for general uses.

@yvonnesmith8245 Год назад

Thank you for the great lightweight gear suggestions! Glad to see you doing so well!

@tomlovesdiy Год назад

Dan. I also have the Govee. Great little bit of gear. Took it on my last hike to check temperatures for s new sleeping bag test. Also used it to evaluate a quilt vs sleeping bag. I'll post a video on my channel next week. Interesting results.

@bucky716 Год назад

That pocket bellow is great. Buy a 3 pack and give a buddy one! The Govee is great too. Fun to see weather throughout a trip vs just a current temp and high and low of other basic thermometers.

@HostileTakeover2 Год назад

I've been using those things for a few years now, love 'em. I recommend it to everybody every chance I get and it's one of those things that everybody I've camped with had their own eureka moment when they saw me using it.

@jesseroyall942 Год назад

Everything I have bought from firebox has been top notch. I can't wait to get my chef knife. I have a pocket bellows too and it does the trick!! I'm making great memories with the grandkids and i don't need to go camping for quick fun. The young ones enjoy making a backyard fire and cooking breakfast or lunch with grandpa.

@billheckman5937 Год назад

I started cooking a meal on the trail with my grandson when he was 6, still doing it 6 years later. I'm not sure who enjoys it more. A great way to get young kids interested in cooking and the outdoors. This year I will start the tradition with my youngest grandchild. Thanks to folks like Steve @ Firebox, Shug, Dixie, Dan Becker and I could list many many more. You all are having an impact on the next generation, not to mention making an old grandpa very very happy. Get them outdoors. Thanks.

@1Grumpymonk Год назад

My favorites are the app and the coffee thing. Real game changer, thanks Dan. Good to see you're gettin closer to that 100%

@brewcompany Год назад

Glad you found our product interesting, hit us up with a message in case you're curious about more details. Cheers!

@scotthenderson9281 Год назад

Love, love, love, firebox stove, Steve is insanely awesome, have many of his products.💯👍🏼🇺🇸

@thatguy7085 Год назад

I carry a small rechargeable fan to keep the air moving in my tent. I never have moisture problems.

@redwestonbushcraft5807 Год назад

That lantern is great I swear by my UCO For that same cosy feeling

@goagray5 Год назад

Lol ngl, you got me at the beginning. I was like dang.. he's still recovering?!

@gager73 Год назад

The last three I would REALLY like to try out. Especially the coffee... which I need to go make some now.

@rockyboy401 Год назад

Purchased small cotton tea stepping pouches for Amazon, 50 for $11, put my own coffee in them. Boil water, add coffee punch, steep for 4 mins, you have coffee. Pouches are reusable just dump grinds out, rinse pouch, dry, repeat. Take as many prefilled coffee pouch as you want on your trip. Back out in zip lock bag.

@abbottsmom Год назад

I just started tent campong the end of 2021. I bought a lot of Fire Box stove stuff. I absolutely love it. I love the baking portion and perfected biscuits and a cake, just like Steve 😉. I love the versatility of the the stoves and cookware. I cannot wait until I get my knives.

@dougieranger Год назад

Smelly?

@alfoelad Месяц назад

for a mood i light up a mosquito candle and use folding aluminum sheet that double as wind protection (originally for the stove) and reflector so the light seems large

@jlloyd75 Год назад

Love me some firebox. I was on kickstarter within a 1/2 hour of it going live.

@jackrapier6748 Год назад

My buddy was using that same thermometer and it malfunctioned and caught his tent on fire. Everything we had was ruined. We had a 40 mile trek out in the dark and the worst part was, we had no idea what the temperature was!

@donkemp8151 Год назад

Love the feel of Firebox videos. Great products. Great usage tips. Looking forward to the new knife.

@jocelynrobertson6387 Год назад

Love the Firebox Stove Chef's Knife. It's balance and sharpness makes it a dream to use. I like that it folds and fits easily into my gear. By the way, I also bought my bellows from Firebox Stove. It sure saves the eyebrows and eye lashes.

@OutLan Год назад

Just ordered the Govee thermometer. It's on sale right now and I love this company anyway. Great find!

@bobthetomato8375 Год назад

On the coffee pour-over bags from Denmark...great idea, works perfectly initially, but not so good for re-filling and reusing. The eco-friendly plastic/paper deforms and the top doesn't reseal. And it's a mess to clean out and dry and refill. I am opting for the paper bags that hang over the cup, you can pitch them with the grounds still in.

@brewcompany Год назад

Hey there, Bob. Thank you for your comment and sorry to hear the reusability of the brewer did not work too well for you. The kraft paper outline of our brewer can indeed alter its shape when being filled with hot water. Still, if the pouring is done carefully and you hold the pouch in a steady upright position, as it is intended, the deformation is minimal. Regarding scooping out the used coffee grounds, we recommend using a long handle spoon and gently rinsing under tap water making sure the water flow is not so strong. This has been successful for the majority of our customers who do actively reuse the brewers. Plus, regarding disposal of the brewers, if you don't choose to reuse them by cleaning them and refilling them with fresh pre-ground coffee, you can then pour out from the spout any remaining liquid, seal the brewer flat and dispose of it. It's definitely not going to be as soggy as those over-the-cup filter options. Let us know if you have any other questions.

@erict5878 Год назад

I just bought the Fire maple lantern. It's great! After lighting it rotate the glass to close the gap in the glass for a more stable flame.

@rockymountboy Год назад

Regarding Pock Bellows: It's only an ounce, but if you don't want to carry even one ounce extra, foam sit pads work amazingly well.

@NickLandsberg780 Год назад

An old golf club with the heas cut off works awesome as well. Maybe not for backpacking but works well.

@camofrog 10 месяцев назад

Political yard signs are great for aggressively fanning backyard fires

@freezinweasle1 Год назад

Coffee and knives. Works for me! Thanks again. Stay safe and God bless.

@Somemjf Год назад

Just started watching your video and already pledge to the first item 😂 always traveling and airbnbs never have great knifes to cook. This is perfect..

@chrisshipe7519 Год назад

Hey Dan, glad your doing better. I have several Firebox products. I plane adding the Chef knife soon.

@LisaParziale Год назад

Folding Firebox Chef knife - I own it and LOVE LOVE LOVE it!! Like the metal straw, that was a cool idea.

@yukondave8389 Год назад

Nice the discount code for the coffee still works, can't wait to try them out, love the idea of the reusable package!

@Morpheus903 Год назад

Glad to see you back and okay, Dan!!!

@jax9224 9 месяцев назад

I’m a avid deer hunter and I use on x but the original one for hunting. Basically the same thing but has hunting related pins

@kmannewyork Год назад

Awesome gadgets thank you for sharing Glad your feeling better

@janmariolle Год назад

Steve’s chef knife is wonderful! I liked it so much that I bought another for a gift. It’s very well designed and high quality, like all Firebox gear.

@johnmoore5293 Год назад

Thanks for the video. So I have a hot tent and would love to know what pole that was

@jmdelanux Год назад

Dan, I watch your channel for entertainment. We're different backpackers and when you Zig, I Zag. But that coffee thing is genius. I'll put away my Japanese origami filter thingamajig and check out those Danes. You're brilliant! Thanks Dan.

@brewcompany Год назад

Great to hear and love the excitement! Thank you for your interest and write to us in case you're curious about anything specific regarding the coffeebrewer. Cheers!

@glazierd55 Год назад

Dan, ever done a video on how to use your trekking pole straps so you don't have to hold on to your poles as you hike. I see many remove their straps, so I don't know if what I do is typical or not. Can't imagine not using them to give my hands a rest and as more power to pushing my poles. Happy to send some photos of what I do, just don't know how to send them.

@davidh4315 Год назад

Firebox products are terrific. Well designed and very well executed.

@jacqueline7118 Год назад

Can't beat Firebox products, have a few. Learned something new, Steve is a Chef, very cool. Thanks for sharing. :) :)

@bethfrazier6493 Год назад

You can't beat the OnX deal! Thank you !

@peterfagley772 Год назад

I am very interested in Hot Tent camping, any chance you could review a few tents/stoves? Thanks, glad you back at it!

@suegjerset Год назад

Thanks Dan, glad to hear you are feeling better. I am curious about the Brew Company Coffee, specifically, after the designated brew time, how hot the coffee actually is (seems like it would be lukewarm at best). Cheers.

@a.r.2024 Год назад

Hey Sue. Andrus from The Brew Company here. Coffee will be hot for about 20 minutes, then it will become warm. The coffeebrewer is not meant for coffee storage (like a thermos) but more for brewing. If you have any other question, feel free to drop me a message :) Cheers.

@RainyDayForge Год назад

Cool gadgets! I think I’d prefer my Lucci light to the lamp. I’d certainly try the coffee bag

@davesanders7893 Год назад

I ordered the Firebox knife and trying to patiently wait for it to arrive!

@komaru20 Год назад

A few of them seem quite useful, wouldn't definitely call any of them NEXT LEVEL.

@nicoleandjoshbaldwin4228 Год назад

I didn’t know I needed that knife but I do

@SUPMyRace Год назад

Oh thank goodness you've got a hat back on, knew your situation in the Grand Canyon was serious when you had no hat 😉

@sheilasunshine9173 Год назад

Lol so true for so many men!No hat you know they are sick

@OnizukaGTO 9 месяцев назад

That coffee bag is genius. I don't drink coffee often (coming from the lands of Red Coat Tea Drinkers), but whenever i do, i rather drink proper coffee and none of that daft instant scum powder filth. Especially when im camping and i need that morning lift-off but would definitely welcome not having to lug my aluminium coffee moka pot. Will certainly look into this coffee bag shenanigan! Cheers!

@bertman4 Год назад

Got the Govee which is quite useful. The pocket bellows is great for camping. I don't own the fire maple lantern but have a Snow Peak lantern and a knock off lantern by BRS. The ambience they provide is great.

@THE-FISHERMAN-424 Год назад

GOOD JOB MATE IAM WATCHING FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 👍

@Mike___Kilo Год назад

The Govee seems cool. I'm geeky enough to want to keep a record of the temperatures I experience on my treks. Inside the tent and outside the tent.

@dev77712 Год назад

Great Video Dan. Take care of yourself so that you can get back out there.

@4ninefine199 Год назад

I have many "Firebox" items, including the 5" and Nano stoves. All of their I products (that I have) are of exceptional quality and well engineered.

@LNKOutdoors Год назад

I have been using that coffee for abour 3 years now. It is awsome and super tasty!

@usngunr Год назад

That Govee Hydrometer/Thermometer is what I keep in my winador. It keeps a log and I no longer have to sweat my cigars drying out. Too great a tech device.

@Salaaran Год назад

For the brew setup I would have to say that this would be a waste, just bring your loose leaf tea and dump it straight into the cup and drink it grandpa style. Then there is no waste in terms of buying a strainer system that may or may not last that long. For the teas it doesn't really make sense to me to buy that solution, just buy some nice tea that's suitable for grandpa brewing :)

@gailwind4168 Год назад

Just received the bellows. Put it to use on my wood burning stove. Genius!

@anthonyjohnston2178 Год назад

love firebox stoves. Has really good quality products

@dankle46 Год назад

Glad your getting better brother. Praying for ya... and great video by the way

@PierreFarrugia Год назад

I got the Fire Mample , and love it as them I use a Xiomi one from aliexpress very good too

@fyrstwaffen8952 Год назад

I HAVE THE AERO PRESS AND IT IS REALLY GREAT AND MAKES EXCELLENT COFFEE AND HOT CHOCOLATE...

@wunderlust9823 Год назад

I've been using the Govee thermometer for a bit now and it is great to really understand how you and your gear tolerate cold. Not sure why you're into the bellows; the Flextail is an eternal bellows; just bring a bit of tubing to make it even more awesome. I do not understand the point of the Firemaple lantern. It's nifty looking, for sure, but no matter how hard I try to justify one, I just can't. LOL IMO the UCO Candle Lantern is superior. You won't run through your cooking fuel and it is a tent condensation eater, can be a citronella candle, a survival heat source (combine with a poncho... it's a thing) or to use as a fire starter.

@askdrsullivan Год назад

I will watch and like this video for no reason other than how much the thumbnail looks like Gollum after biting off Frodo's finger and recovering the One Ring...

@jacobcooley4965 Год назад

Glad to see you back!

@Tazanthro Год назад

Good intro, totally lol'd. Glad you're feeling better!

@mattclaridge8714 Год назад

that cane.... I was about to comment that it looks like you're milking this injury hahaha. Glad you're healing up well!

@swissarmyfan Год назад

Glad to see you are well! While the coffee bags are easy and tasty, imho they just produce too much waste per coffee vs. other alternatives. Having used a couple I guarantee practically no one will ever empty, clean, dry and re use them. P.S. Firebox is awesome!

@brewcompany Год назад

Hey there and thank you for your comment. We appreciate feedback and try to be as comprehensive as possible when trying to reply to these points from our perspective. The reusability aspect of our coffeebrewers is legit, we do have customers coming back time and time again with stories of how they tried to or actually reused them, as well as how many times they did reuse them. One Danish customer even told us he managed to reuse it 50+ times, which is pretty impressive. Whereas we cannot guarantee people will do it everytime, we do encourage them to do it. And at the end of use, regardless of using or reusing it, the coffeebrewer pouch can be sealed thus avoiding the soggyness of other similar products, stored away, and then disposed of similarly to a milk carton.

@kelsey_macklin Год назад

I use fire maple products over here in aus and for the price honestly amazing gear

@coreyglenn6068 Год назад

If you’re looking for a great backcountry lighter, I’m a huge fan of the Bic Clic Stick. Combines the size of the traditional Bic with a 1.5 inch stick

@frozeneye100 Год назад

Super into what use to be common in army rat packs. Except. The stuff now cost loads of money and it does actually taste better than military issue rat packs