Showing posts with label follow up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label follow up. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Walmart Lithic Tent Replacement - Is It Waterproof?



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Luke just got in the replacement to the broken Walmart Lithic One Person Tent;

Will the quality be any better? Also, how does the tent fair when faced with 3" of rain?

Learn the answers to these questions and more in this episode.

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Thursday, October 1, 2015

Sunwayman C22C Flashlight Updated Review - Warning : Do Not Buy



This is an Updated Review of the Sunwayman C22C Flashlight along with a warning concerning the Sunwayman brand of products.  This is exactly why I continue to test out products even after the initial review.

Monday, March 2, 2015

Vargo Titanium Triad XE Multi-Fuel Stove - Review Update




In this episode, I’m updating the review for the Vargo Titanium Triad XE Stove.

In this video I won’t be going over the specs or product details as that has been done in the previous review. If you are interested in that information, there is a link in the description box below to that video.

LINK : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd9sk0YIWzU

In the past I reviewed this stove primarily in regards to the alcohol stove and the base plate and in this Review Update I’m returning to speak about solid fuel performance.  Does it change my review?  Let’s dive in and find out.

To get to the point, the Triad XE as an Alcohol Stove is very poor all the way around and the Triad XE as a solid fuel stove is just as poor.

In the end, being light weight is this stove’s greatest asset but it performs so poorly you might has well leave it at home and build a solid fuel stand out of rocks.  Now that is what I call going ultralight!

 The biggest glaring problem with this stove when being used as a solid fuel stove is the tripod design.  The legs make this prone to tipping over.  Depending on the the pot that you cook with, it can be even worse than you imagine.

When you are say boiling water, I would have to watch it extremely closely make sure that the boiling vibrations didn’t cause the pot to fall over.

The legs are stiff, very hard to move especially when your hands are cold.


Monday, February 9, 2015

Viewer Request : Exotac Striker Follow Up



This is a Viewer Requested video in regards to the Exotac Striker.  How does the tungsten carbide striker perform with a different model of ferrocerium rod?  Let's find out!