>>1157683What if there's no fuel in the environment where you are camping? What if you're camping in a desert, or just want a small, lightweight stove you can use to heat up lunch quickly on afternoon walks in the woods? Different tools can do the same job in different ways, no one way is best in all situations.
There's a certain amount of common knowledge on this board that has been put on a podium and is now repeated as being the best tool/method for X job. It's lame. There are a million variations on any given thing you'll need to do while /out/, threads like this should be a place to learn about their differences and advantages, not just a place to repeat the same ideas and inadvertently push everyone towards a common school of thought.
>>1157603https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYfTWplxaOsYou can also make your own tablets instead of buying more, if you have the materials around. My roommate goes through a lot of candles at her job, for example, so between that and dryer lint I'm swimming in solid fuel tablets.
Also hitting up youtube for reviews might be helpful when you're looking at new gear. You might go through a couple vids before you're ready to make a decision, so consider speeding up the video playback speed when you're slogging through multiple reviews.
