Stärke Ferro Rod Fire Starter with Solid Maple Handle, 6 in 1 Firesteel Multi-Tool Striker, and Mil-Spec 550 Paracord Lanyard | Ferro Rod | Flint and Steel | Firesteel
June 23, 2018 - Comment
The Stärke Ferro Rod Fire Starter is crafted from the finest ferrocerium and solid maple to provide you with a lifetime of 5500º sparks capable of igniting punk, magnesium, or charcloth when you need them the most. The accompanying multi-tool serves as a steel striker, bottle opener, hex wrench, serrated scraper, ruler, and map scale and is attached by 60 inches of braided mil-spec 550 paracord. Whether you need to start a fire, make a snare, lash a tarp to a tree, or just open a beer at a barbecue, The Stärke Firesteel is a must have for anyone wanting to be ready to face the unexpected.
Product Features
- LIFETIME GUARANTEE. Your purchase is 100% covered by our lifetime guarantee-If your Stärke Fire Starter fails, we will replace it.
- SOLID MAPLE HANDLE. Ergonomic and durable, the hardwood handle provides a much more solid grip while striking your ferro rod than bare rods and is far more durable than plastic.
- TENS OF THOUSANDS OF SPARKS. Our 5/16 inch thick, 2 3/4 inch long ferrocerium rod will provide over 12,000 strikes producing a shower of sparks in any climate, wet or dry.
- 60 INCHES OF MIL-SPEC 550 PARACORD. One of the most versatile survival tools available, from lacing up a boot to improvising a belt, knife handle, snare, or lashing on your shelter, you can never have enough 550 cord on your person when an emergency arises.
- MULTI-PURPOSE STEEL STRIKER. Use as a striker, tinder scraper, ruler, map scale, bottle opener, or hex wrench.
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Quality Well made toolâsolid, comfortable in the hand and produces a huge shower of sparks. High quality and good looking.
Good quality and easy to use I received my Starke Ferro Rod Fire Starter today, and I have to say so far Iâm quite impressed. I not only like the fact that itâs small and easy to hold/use, but design wise I think it looks pretty cool and itâs made very well. The rope that holds the parts together are uniquely braided in very tight knots. I have actually never used a fire starter before today, so I was a little worried it would take me forever to figure out, but I got it and it works well! I plan on having a bonfire this…
Mas fuego. I’ve used other fire steels that were too thin. Or ones with plastic handles that felt like they were going to break when you picked them up, never mind actually sparking them. This beast isn’t either of those. It’s got a nice, hefty rod and a solid wooden grip to make sure it won’t slip from your hand as you light your fire. The striker has grooves so you can shave some tree bark off a branch to use for tinder – but I prefer to just stuff a bunch of dryer lint into an old prescription bottle…