Überleben Lødern Trad 5/16″ Thick Bushcraft Fire Steel | Wood Handle | Shock Cord Lanyard | 12,000-15,000 Strikes | Ferro Rod Fire Starter for Survival | 6 in 1 Multi-Tool
March 3, 2018 - Comment
Product Features
- MULTIPLE SIZE OPTIONS – At nearly 5″ in length, our new Lødern firesteel is available in 2 thickness variations. Trad 5/16″ (8mm) = 12,000+ strikes, and Pro 3/8″ (10mm) = 15,000+ strikes.
- HIGHEST QUALITY FERROCERIUM AVAILABLE – Überleben’s Sånft-kørrTM ferro is the perfect balance between softness & durability, consistently outperforming the leading fire starters. Will ignite a 5,500℉ molten-metal shower of sparks at any altitude, in any weather condition… even wet. It’s waterproof.
- 100% HANDCRAFTED HARDWOOD HANDLE – Since nothing feels better than natural wood, we left the grip unfinished. You’re welcome to stain, carve, burn, or glitter it. We’ll always prefer to earn that seasoned finish with the oil & grit from our bare, calloused hands.
- ULTRALIGHT AT LESS THAN 2 OUNCES – There’s no excuse. Fire is essential. Be prepared to survive in any situation; camping, hiking, backpacking, hunting, fishing, boy scouts, camp cooking, SHTF bugout, general preparedness, or everyday apocalypse / doomsday scenarios like emergency BBQ.
- BACKED BY A LIFETIME GUARANTEE – This ultimate fire starting kit includes the premium wooden handle Zünden ferro rod, 3mm shock-cord lanyard for multiple securing options, and 6-in-1 multi-tool scraper (map scale, concave-serrated tinder scraper, straight-edge spine, hex wrench, ruler & bottle opener).
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Quality Build, Functional Design Überleben Lødern (new) 5/16″ or 3/8″ Thick Bushcraft Fire Steel | Wood Handle | Shock Cord Lanyard | 12,000-15,000 Strikes | Ferro Rod Fire Starter for Survival | 6 in 1 Multi-ToolJust picked up another one of these as a backup for my first aid kit and my other car. Been using mine for about a month and love it. Quality build and functional design.
Works with little effort! Perfect size for back packing,1 stroke gives off enough heat and spark to start a flame, even a newbie can start a fire in 2 to 3 strokes.