Sweedish Army Firesteel
Brand new and fully packaged, this flint firestarter is an ideal companion for Camping, Fishing, Bushcraft, Weekend Archery and Shoots, Hunting or any other outdoor activity that may involve lighting fires!
Larger stell therefore lasting much longer than most other firesteels available!
An essential survival item for your pack as well when out walking/hiking etc!
Suitable for lighting campfires, BBQ?s, gas rings or ideal for use with a Kelly Kettle.
Also a very cool gadget and a neat way to light fires!
Durable - lasts for up to 12,000 strikes
Works equally well when wet
Premium quality
Approved by the International Survival Instructors Association
Produces a 3000°C (5,500?F) spark
Lights campfires, stoves, gas-barbecues
Bright spark - can be used as emergency signal
Comes with it's own striker, or can be used on the back of a knife with good square shoulders.
The Swedish Army Firesteel will put an end to the difficulty of outdoor or domestic fire-starting, Say goodbye to fiddly flint changes and hazardous lighter fluid refills with one of these little chaps standard issue to the elite fighting forces of several different countries.
The Firesteel produces a 3,000°C spark, capable of creating an inferno of just about any flammable material you put in its path and the little blaze-maker will keep on sparking at least 7,000 times.
Wave goodbye to the blood-boiling frustration of traditional fire-lighting on camping trips and drink in the hi-tech modern simplicity of blaze creation the Firesteel way.
Did I mention that the spark is so bright you can also use it as an emergency beacon?
Well it is, meaning that should you find yourself in somewhere completely remote- you can not only light a comforting fire, but also make the relevant emergency services aware of your location.
The Firesteel is a well respected and reliable means of firelighting. Hard wearing and water resistant, it sends off a shower of sparks reaching 3000C. This will work when other methods may fail - no more soggy match problems.
I try to be as comprehensive in my descriptions as I can be, but if you have any more questions, please ask!
