In 2017, more than 1.1 million firefighters fought some of the most destructive fires in American history. Less than 10 percent of those firefighters were women. This is their story.
Backyard bonfires are awesome. Smoke? Not so much. The Solo Stove Bonfire gives lots of heat, with a whole lot less fumes.
Start the fire with tinder in the bottom, add some larger sticks, and enjoy a vertical blaze.
With record droughts becoming the norm, wildfires have become a persistent threat. One ex-firefighter helped develop a new tool to keep you safe.
Building a campfire? We review the pros and cons of the best wood cutting tools out there: hatchets, axes, handsaws, knives, and more.
What’s the best tool for starting a fire? In this burning face-off, we give 10 different fire-starting devices a grade from D- to ‘Hot Damn!’
Pull the string, and get ready for a fairly exciting fire-starting experience.
You can build this simple kit for just a few bucks, and it has all you need to start a fire.
Mix up your campfire with a ‘Dakota fire hole.’