Hot Strike Ferro Rod Fire Starter | Emergency Ferrocerium Tool with Premium Striker and Lanyard with Buckle | Large Flint & Steel Survival Kit (5 x 1/2 in) | Camping, Survival, Emergency

About this item

• [PREMIUM FIRE STARTER] The Hot Strike Ferro Rod is the most reliable fire starter for long term use. It works in nearly any condition, including when the rod is wet. It's perfect for campfires and stoves, emergency and survival fires, backyard use (fire pit), bushcraft, hiking, hunting, EDC, BBQ and more. It requires no batteries, butane or other accelerants. Simply strike it with a steel edge at the right angle and a shower of sparks falls onto your tinder.
• [LARGE FERRO ROD] The Hot Strike Ferro Rod consists of the ideal blend of ferrocerium metal material for the perfect fire starting flint and steel tool. When struck with the included striker it produces a large shower of hot sparks for your prepared dry tinder. The length 5 in (12.7 cm) is ideal for a long, full strike and the width 1/2 in (1.3cm) is ideal for a firm grip.
• [HIGH QUALITY STRIKER] The steel striker is designed to remove just the right amount of rod material and light it as it is scraped off the rod. The striker handle is the right size for a firm grip while minimizing weight.
• [PARACORD LANYARD WITH BUCKLE] The lanyard is designed to secure the striker to the rod to keep the tools together. A handy buckle has been added to the lanyard to temporarily separate the tools while in use. Separation of the tools allows you to manuver and make a full, long strike. The flat braid reduces bulk and weight. The black paracord lanyard is used for concealment whilte the orange lanyard is ideal for locating the tools in grass or snow.
• [LONG LASTING] This rod can last for years. The thick ferro rod can produce over 10,000 strikes at over 5000 deg F. It can produce thousands of fires. This rod will outlast a lighter and most other forms of fire starter. It is perfect for Go Bags, Bug Out Bags, 72 Hour Kits, etc. even if you also have a lighter already in the pack.