Snow Peak Mini Flame - Portable Gas Camping Lantern with Mini Flame - Durable Camping Equipment for Outdoor Lighting - Included Storage Case for Travel

I'm a huge fan of having a proper light at a campout. Whether it's an old Coleman gas lantern, a campfire, or a tiki torch. This compact lightweight lantern is perfect for simple campouts whether backpacking, yak packing or car camping.The flame is adjustable, and it seems to barely use any fuel. If you have a can of fuel that you've used for several cooks with a cook stove, and feel it's almost empty, this can still likely run for hours on it.The design is simple yet eloquent. The function is easy, and the included case ensures you can toss it in your gear bag and still have it arrive at camp in tact.

Do you need it? No. Do you want it? Yes. Total luxury item but I love it. I don't like light pollution at the campsite and so I don't use a big lantern or anything bright at all. This is the happy solution as I can control the flame / light level. I keep it low for general light and low level ambiance, but will turn it up when grabbing beer or whatever from the ice chest at night. It's high quality construction; nice little box to store it in. All around a great addition to my set up and just one of those little things that improves your outdoor experience. Highly recommend.

Coolest thing I've bought for the campsite in a while. It's snow peak, exactly what I was expecting.

This is a quality made device. Great for using the last of the fuel in your canister. Interestingly, I ordered just one from Amazon and they shipped 2 of them to me. I double checked my invoice and was charged for one. I only need one, so I have tried to let Amazon know about the mis ship multiple times, but it doesn't get thru to them. Will hold on to 2nd for a while and then give to another fellow backpacker.

This thing works perfect as advertised. It is a very attractive and well made lantern. Starts every time no problem. Has a beautiful glow. I didn’t give it 5 stars because I also have the Fire Maple lantern which is similar but a tad bigger, but much cheaper, maybe half the price, and it gets much brighter. So I think the Fire Maple will be the go-to for me if I need a more light. Ultralight hikers would prefer the Snowpeak but ultralight hikers aren’t taking these types of lights anyway.

Yes, you are paying for the brand name, haven’t use it long enough to say how reliable it is, but Snow Peak is known for their quality so not that worry, and life time warranty; sure you can find tons of Chinese Knock off version that looks exactly the same and will work the same.It came with a case and fit perfectly, it protect the glass tube; you only need to turn the knob a bit to light up, and no need to adjust it too much to make it the brightest.According to the instruction (and it is in English) it will use up 7 grams per hour, so just attached it to a small can will probably last you whole trip, it is tiny, it looks better on a small can, but it is also good for emptying a used can from cooking.It does produce some heat, will burn you hand if you touch the glass, so watch out when you take it off; it’s not powerful enough to make you warm, but might be useful for a night light to keep some warm air in your tent, just make sure you have good air flow

Nice lantern

For the size and what it can do, can't beat it. Great for backpacking and camping!