Gateway Reporter

These all-natural firestarters get flames going quickly and easily, without using any accelerants or kerosene. Stokes uses just three ingredients—sawdust, paraffin wax, and recycled egg cartons—and that’s all. Light one under charcoal or wood to start a fire in the fireplace, on the grill, or in a wood burning stove.

The lightweight Solo Stove Pot 1800 is the companion pot crafted specifically for use with the Solo Stove Titan. When nested, the Solo Stove Titan fits inside the Pot 1800 for easy storage. Made with durable stainless steel, the Pot 1800 holds up to 61 fl oz and can cook for two to four people.

You’d never suspect this slim survival carabiner has six tools packed into it. We were especially intrigued by its low-profile fire starter. Just swipe your finger on the wheel to get a spark. This carabiner also has a bottle opener, utility blade (perfect for cutting through fishing rod or thread), a screw driver, hanging slots, and extra ferro rods for when you run out of fire ammo.

Spark a charcoal or wood fire with an electric lighter that sidesteps gas, flame, and lighter fluid to do its job. Instead, this fire starter creates super-heated air that gets up to 1100 degrees Fahrenheit in about a minute. Its safety casing cools within seconds, and a built-in bottle opener makes it an all-in-one grillside and fireside essential.

Fire pit. Sound system. Your backyard or patio just turned into the ultimate place to hang. This versatile entertainment hub sits right on an outside table and offers up some serious wireless sound quality along with the relaxing flames—perfect for dinner al fresco. It has a custom-designed gas connection so it can be used on any outdoor table—even one without an umbrella hole.