I finally tested a free camping stove and hit an ethical wall

A small outdoor brand gave me their stove to review with no strings attached. It barely boiled water and smoked a lot, which is a big problem for campers. Should I still post a honest review even though it might hurt their business?

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rivera.simon6mo ago

Yeah, "a little heads-up" is key. Reminds me of this time my buddy bought a cheap tent that leaked in a light drizzle. He was mad he didn't check the reviews first.

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spencer_kim856mo ago

Future campers will thank you for the warning.

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evahart6mo ago

Ugh, telling people about bad camping spots is such a good move. It can save someone from a really rough time out there. I've heard stories where a little heads-up made all the difference. Camping should be fun, not scary, so sharing warnings is just being a good person. We all look out for each other, you know?

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