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Corporal it’s great you show us helpful gear. But the Best part is you explain and show us ways ways to use all this Gear. Great Video !

Can. Sean, I’m SO GLAD I found your channel a few days ago. I have been backtracking from newest to oldest and watching your videos. I love the way you show and explain things. Because I’m a total newbie/rookie and really can understand how you explain things. THANK YOU SO MUCH, don’t ever change how you do this channel👍😊

Never made the lake. Had a great time in the mountains smoothin it at base camp! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for sharing your knowledge. If you get money for it who cares! There are a lot of ways you could get money without sharing anything! I've been stomping thru the woods and peeping and creeping along creeks and rivers since I was a young teenager. I've learned a lot over 50 some odd years and really hope that never stops!

One of the best sources of reliable information and clear, concise, honest reviews on KZfaq.

The Bic extender is one of the best inventions I've seen. Never knew about the child safety feature on a Bic light before. As I've said before, learn something new with all of your videos. That's important information because I've waited days for a lighter to dry out and be workable again. Now I know the secret to get it working again. I like that you give website links to the things you use and/or talk about.

The coolest thing in this video was your SHIRT!! Love the old Atari shirt👍👍👍 I also love all your other videos but this was was special😊

Man, I am so glad you found your calling in life. I know you chased the big bucks for years like all of us and then found what you were called to do after a lot of hard work. Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos.

Highly love you Corporal, Semper Fi. I first found this vid here in Jan 2020 (I FINALLY GOT USED TO WRITING "2017 Yamcha, YOU ASSHOLE!") and these are great, American made productions. First thought it was a lil' too bit "sponsored by" but as always you give thorough information about the product, how to use them best, and I *know* you wouldn't recommend a tool that didn't do its damn job. I also like how you low-key express the facts that we can in some situations actually make kit-items like this that'll work if not just as well. The Storming of the Fence idea as I call it. Once the gate to the concept is opened by someone, tons of minds flood through, and some will make it from what's around out of need, whereas others have the faculties to make a very professional device of that concept. I don't know, just makes me happy to see. Made in America glad to see that, Oo Rah. Best wishes all

I always keep a bic, a ferro-rod on my person plus a lip-balm container with vaseline inside as propellant just in case. Nice ideas for preparedness. Cordage, thread, needles are so overlooked. Crazy yes, but dental floss makes for really great stitching repairs as well. Thanks for your videos.

I like your ATARI T-shirt..

Always enjoy your reviews, cause I know you use the stuff and ain’t just looking at it at the kitchen table.

Thank you so much. I love these short videos: concise and super informative. For me, videos under 15 mins (better under 10) work best - easier to watch when life is always on the go. The longer ones tend to go 'on the shelf' are in danger of not being returned to. Great job!

I would love to see more bushcraft creations like that awesome candle holder. Opened my eyes to a few possibilities with that one

A lot of folk preach and teach Dave Canterbury's 10 c's . For good reason it's a great system! But I have never seen it explained so clear and concise as on your channel. Same is true of all your instructions. Great channel thank you for all the content you provide !!

the ripspool actually seems more multi-purpose when it's reviewed properly by a squared away channel. thanks for sharing, Gyrene. Semper Fi.

I don't know that either is worth the money but I really appreciated how you demonstrated their use and incorporated your principles.

Outstanding as always. I'm a firm supporter of the 10-C's and 5 tool rule, and these look good. Thanks for passing it on, and I miss the 80's.

Ahh, Atari, that brings back memories. The ripspool I'll probably make my own. The lighter cover I'm about to check your influencer page for prices.

Great pieces of kit thanks for the vid. Have a great Sunday

They are great every day carry items . I also carry a nano spark xl on my key chain , always nice to have a ferro rod on you too. As always keep up the great content!

It's great to see your channel growing, Corporal. You definitely weren't getting the views you are now when I joined it (couple years ago?). You deserve it; you provide great, no BS info in an easy to understand and well-taught format. I like Exotac products, I think they make some smart stuff. I have their Nanostriker XL as part of my EDC.

Looks like two must have item. Thanks for sharing!

Wowser! I live in the UK and took a look at these products on Amazon. The prices nearly took my breath away. GBP 20 for the lighter case? GBP 43 for the ripSpool? So, GBP 63 for both items. Exotac must be making their shareholders very happy. I'll simply have to make my own. Which is what we should be doing anyway. Nice 'vid' all the same.

Great additions to any kit/gear load out. The river looks amazing!

About time someone made a video like this, all these people saying you need to have lighters in your backpack but they do not have any protection on them. So when The lighters are moving around in there backpack and something presses down the trigger it’s releasing the fluid and then when you use it you have no fluid so it’s pointless to have it in your bag in the first place. Great video man

Love the shirt, keep up the great work on the vids. Always love seeing a new Corporals Corner vid, makes my day. Thanks!

Always appreciated!

2 Great pieces of Gear thanks for sharing Brother off to your Amazon page again :)

1:30 Keeping your li'l Bic lighter in a Zip-lock bag solves the water problem dead in its tracks. If you slip that li'l parcel inside your trousers with the fruit & veg, it'll stay warm enough to light! Well done with the candle trick! Love it!

As a lightweight "nice to have" item i really like the extending pocket bellows. Keeps your face out of the fire and might help drying out that wet lighter. Great stuff, Corporal!

I like how when you say something you show an example through all your videos, be it knots or butterfly bandages this is what makes your content even better 😁

Love your T-shirt. I still remember my 1st Atari Pong and Tank games played on the family CRT tv.

Thanks again, I love my fire sleeve!

Excellent! Looks like a couple great pieces of kit. Thanks for sharing!!

Very useful and practical stuff. Thanks.

Nice video. Great gear. I have a Fire Sleeve in all my bags and kits. Been wanting to add the Ripspool to my kits. I’ll use your link when I do. Semper Fi

Thanks for providing an alternate method for drying a lighter. Corporate sponsors are good, but it's always good to know that the individual bushcrafter is being served well. I also like your bilingualism (voila!) :-)

Yeah I’ve seen these around. Thanks for the review and tips. They seem very useful.🤙🏽💯 Be safe out there.

Thank you for this video. Looks like excellent gear. Gotta get it!

The butterflied band it was a great idea didn't think about tape in that way and Also the flame extendere very good ideas thank you

I bought the bic sleeve last week, the gas lock slips off mine very easily, I don't care because I wouldn't use it anyway. I am looking at the spool as a future purchase. Great vid thanks for sharing.

Great review and demo, Brother. Thank you for it.

Thank you, will make it easier to light candles etc without burning my finger.

Outstanding!

Nice find, thanks 4 sharing

Thank you Sean. Cool items. Especially liked fire sleeve. Bic lighters are pretty reliable. Have found a few in the outdoors that have obviously been out there awhile and still light. I like the idea of gas feed strap. Those babies can get pretty hot on an extended flame.

Great video. Need to pick up the ripspool to complete my set. Thanks for your review

thanks again Shawn

That is a nice product to have and I have to look for some of them to put on my lighters which I keep in my backpack, EDC bag, and in my vehicles. The other tool is nice also and can be used for emergency use in my EDC bag and backpack.

Thanks for the review!

Love your videos man, extremely informative and entertaining. Keep it up

Good products, I do like the RIP spool a great way to carry tape and line.

I’m about to order a Fire Sleeve for our camping trip next week. Thanks for sharing!

Another excellent video. I like how you explained the alternant uses for these 2 products. Only thing I think would make this video better, Is the salute at the end. It's like your signature ending. Thanks for sharing. Semper Fi Leatherneck.

I like the FireSleeve. This is the first I am hearing about the RipSpool. Yours is the only big channel I subscribe to.

3some times I have had problems at altitude I have had bic lighter not light at 10'000 + feet where I camp at good job God bless and stay healthy

Nice simple objective video. Thanks.

Thanks corporal, great products,,,

Outstanding

Product looks ok I use a very small pelican box for my lighters. Still carry a flint/magnesium block.

You make some of the best product reviews! No hype! Great tips for maximizing the tool. Also appreciate a different outfit. Not every video requires you to look like the recently separated Corporal. Keep up the great work! Turn to.

Awesome!

I learn so much from your videos.. Thank you so much..

The Atari shirt alone was worth a thumbs up. Another great field review.

I've had the Fire Sleeve for a while now. It's kept my Bic lighter dry in the worst conditions here in the Pacific Northwest. I might have to give the Ripspool a try now!

Great video, thanks 👍

Great little products 👍

Again a very nice video from the Corporal! Keep up the good work!

Interesting Gear and I can see how they would be useful. I like the Ripspool. The only other problem I have with lighters, other than those you mentioned is the Wind. Trying to use a Bic Lighter in the wind is a pain in the Neck.

Just bought both the lighter case (glow in the dark) and the ripSPOOL, great review!

That gas lock is epic. The number of burned thumbs from welding with a bic are countless. Purchasing soon!!

Interesting products and seem useful for a lot of people. But to be honest these look relatively easy to improvise and make. You could combine both with an empty spice container due to the shape and they are designed to be air and water tight by default. Use a zip tie as a fuel stop on the bic then use the internal space for storage. Also doubles as a hobo reel if you use braided line.

I have both of these, and I love ‘em both. One complaint I have, however, is that the Ripspool won’t accept the common size of Gorilla Tape when it’s empty. I suppose you could wrap it with two widths of one inch. Oh, I just had a thought. They should offer a refill of the tape that is on a tube that could just slip on over the center shank when it’s empty. Mmmm... Another great one Corporal, thanks.

Thank you.

A quick way to dry out a wet lighter is to take it and run it vigorously backward down a pants leg 5 to 10 times, as soon as you see sparks you should be good to go. LOVE THE VIDEOS, ALWAYS LEARN SOMETHING I DIDN'T KNOW!!! Thanks, man, and keep 'em coming!!

Cool gear. Cool shirt. I think the RipSpool lanyard is the Exotac 550 Firecord stuff too. I haven't bought one...yet. I've had the FireSleeve for about year now and have developed a lanyard system on the sleeve to also retain the cap. I wonder if anything else will fit down in the RipSpool.

Being that a fire is an essential part of survival I have found that dryer lint makes for a great fire starter. I started adding a Ziploc bag of it to my bug out bag. If you've got wet tinder or perhaps can't find tinder...dryer lint works awesome....so .any clothes have a poly mix in them tat burns really hot for quite a few min. If you ave never tried it....you ought to

That waterfall is beautiful

Great video thanks.

Great kit.

I carry a small superglue tube in my - also small - firstaid kit pack for cut wounds and if I need to repair something but, it's not really any good for patching tarp or as a fire extender or for various other tasks like maybe attaching sticks together etc. That Ripspool looks very well thought item and it's almost as small as a superglue tube. I'm not ditching the superglue but, that Ripspool is going to be a very good addition to my gear. Thanks for the tip :)

Nice. Must have tools.

I have the lighter sleeve. I got it in a battlbox. I thought it was gimmicky at first but I was living in SE Alaska where it’s always wet and cool and I got to liking it so much that when I lost the first one I bought another. I just wish they made them to fit the cheaper lighters better.

Dude that waterfall is amazing, need to find myself a place like that

Welcome to Corporals Corner. Today we’re gonna talk about the lo-vis Atari survival t-shirt... thumbs up, CC!

I have the firesleeve, works great.

Thats the 1st vid I have seen where you did not salute at the end lol. Like that repair kit

I got one of those fire sleeves, and it works great, but I can’t get the lighter out without vice grips. Alternative techniques gratefully accepted.

Thanks

Thanks for sharing, great options, atb brother

Never knew these existed gotta get them.

Love the shirt.

I learned some new things today

excellent as always! spool doohickey looks like it wouldn't be too hard to make a knife and a drill

The bark candelabra is very clever.

thought about adding one of these to my kit, i put a lighter in an empty pill bottle with some cotton balls. not sure how water tight it is though. anyway great vid corporal kelly, sir! also noticed your intro sounds alot better!

awesome video as always

Love your videos.. semper fi brother

Great videos CPL! I always learn something new from your videos. I own the Ripspool, nice piece of kit. Just a correction you may want to make, it has 50 inches of duct tape not 50 FEET as stated in the video. Thanks for sharing your immense arsenal of knowledge with the world!