2Pcs Gear Telescopic Blow Fire Tube Camping Bellows Stainless Steel Pocket Starting Fire Tool for Cooking, Picnic, BBQ, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking

1st camping trip. Did what it should. Happy

Bought these as a laugh for me and my camping buddy, but they're so useful I take them on every trip now.Leaning down to blow on a fire was never exactly a chore, but these allow you to blow much more accurately without melting your face. They're particularly useful for getting the fire going the next day by blowing precisely on the coals. With two people alternating you can turn any fire into a raging inferno.Only down side is the way your breath can condense inside them, leading to them leaking drool after a while. Fair warning, don't use these as a pipe/mouthpiecefor your smokes. You end up with smokey-spit everywhere. It's pretty gross.

This a good product and the addition on the mouth piece on these work well. Only downside is others I've used have come with a carry case to stop them getting dirty when not needed. And they could be a little longer, so your face can get a bit too close depending on your fire pit, but it's compact once folded. very light weight too.

I'm a forest school educator and these pocket bellows are great for fire lighting, especially with damp kindling. They're also great at getting nervous/fearful attendees to blow into a hay, thistle fluff & charcloth bundle once they have cast a few sparks from a ferro rod and steel striker.

The caps came off after a day or two, both ends eventually. Not great quality.

These telescopic Blow Pipes are long enough not to burn you and can get right into the area needing air to raise the flame.With the bit at the mouth end, it also means there is no worry about pushing the pipe too closed like others seem to have.(Not any good as a pea shooter but paper pellets can make a fun game as long as not aiming at people's faces, I aim at card cutout monsters.Ready for the Zombie apocalypse 🤪)

Handy tool for helping getting a fire started.

They work well. They are very light but they don’t feel very strong - I suspect they would bend quite easily so I don’t know how long they’d last in a backpack. However, they’re great for home use